Publication Date
1-1991
Series Number
No. 38
Publisher
Fisheries Department Western Australia
City
Perth
Abstract
The Minister for Fisheries commissioned Economic Research Associates to carry out a study of the economic impact of recreational fishing in Western Australia. Two surveys were conducted to determine how much recreational fishers spend during the year on goods and services in order to go fishing. One involved telephone interviews of 401 recreational fishers, who were selected from a stratified random sample of households in five major regions of the state. The other survey employed a self enumeration questionnaire sent to randomly selected licensed recreational fishers, as well as being made available on non-random self-selection basis through fishing clubs and tackle shops.
Number of Pages
48
Keywords
Fishery
Disciplines
Aquaculture and Fisheries | Design of Experiments and Sample Surveys
Recommended Citation
Linchner, R K.
(1991), The economic impact of recreational fishing in Western Australia.. Fisheries Department Western Australia, Perth. Report No. 38.
https://library.dpird.wa.gov.au/fr_fmp/40
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