Recreational Fishing Site Choice Models: Insights and Future Opportunities
Recreational Fishing Site Choice Models: Insights and Future Opportunities
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休闲钓鱼地点选择模型：见解和未来机会
DOI：
10.1080/10871200591003409
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发表时间：
2005
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
L. Hunt
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作者：
L. Hunt
这篇文章回顾了已发表的关于垂钓者选择休闲垂钓地点的研究。综合以往渔场选择模型的研究结果，建立了渔场选择预测的概念模型。从这些和其他相关研究中，确定了可能影响垂钓者选择钓鱼地点的六个一般属性(即成本、钓鱼质量、环境质量、设施发展、与其他垂钓者的遭遇和法规)。文章还通过考虑垂钓者之间的不同偏好、垂钓点之间的复杂替代模式、捕捞参与决策、习惯养成行为以及垂钓者对垂钓点的意识水平的差异来增强概念模型。最后，文章讨论了研究人员可以利用的几种途径，以改进以往的渔场选择模型研究。作者感谢两位匿名审稿人非常有洞察力的评论和建议，这些评论和建议被用来极大地改进本文的早期版本。作者还感谢Barry Boots和Peter Boxall就休闲垂钓场地选择模型研究提出的建设性意见和讨论。最后，作者感谢安大略省自然资源部和生前遗产信托基金提供的支持，为撰写本文提供了机会。
This article reviews published research that has focused on the recreational fishing site choices made by anglers. A conceptual model for predicting fishing site choice is developed by synthesizing the findings from past studies that employed fishing site choice models. From these and other relevant studies, six general attributes (i.e., costs, fishing quality, environmental quality, facility development, encounters with other anglers, and regulations) are identified that may influence an angler’s selection of a fishing site. The article also enhances the conceptual model by accounting for differing preferences among anglers, for complex substitution patterns among fishing sites, for fishing participation decisions, for habit forming behaviors and for differences in anglers’ awareness levels for fishing sites. Finally, the article discusses several avenues that researchers could exploit to improve on past fishing site choice model studies. The author is grateful to two anonymous reviewers for their very insightful comments and suggestions that were used to greatly improve an earlier version of this article. The author also thanks Barry Boots and Peter Boxall for their constructive comments and discussions about recreational fishing site choice model studies. Finally, the author acknowledges the support provided by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and the Living Legacy Trust that provided the opportunity to write this article.