University of California - Santa Cruz. (2011, September 29). Fish uses tool to dig up and crush clams. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2011 / 09 ...

Clam digging in P.E.I. is a free, family-friendly activity that anyone can try, with no license required and up to 100 clams ...

Fick handed me a “clam gun;” the tool of choice for beginners learning the ropes of clam digging. It was a hard plastic tube, with a covered top that has a handle built into it, plus there is ...

Digging clams is not a sport for the faint of heart. It is back-breaking work, but so worth the effort. The tools needed are a license, of course, a clam rake, which looks a little like a ...

That’s “harvesting” razor clams, not “digging” razor clams. It showed folks in either the U.K. or on the U.S. East Coast — I can’t remember which — on a beach, gathering razor ...

The ban does not apply to tools such as clam guns ... hydraulic pumps had been an issue for several years at popular clam digging areas on the mudflats of northern Tomales Bay.

Digging for razor clams on Washington’s Pacific Coast is ... 9:55 p.m., -1.1 feet. Tools: Your best choices are a clam shovel or a clam tube. Shovels are more traditional, but using a tube ...

Photograph by Pradeep Soman, Alamy Stock Photo Bao’s holding a long rake-like tool with a dangling belt attached. We’re looking for clams. I walk barefoot. Bits of washed-away mangrove bark ...

JUST OFF LOPEZ ISLAND, San Juan County — Poor horse clams, arguably the most maligned and underappreciated bivalves in Puget Sound. Once, when I told a neighbor I was going to dig for horse ...

Starting October 3 and through October 7, diggers can go Pacific razor clam digging at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis and Mocrocks Beach. This is the first round of the season approved by the ...

Each digger must have their clams in a separate container and must keep the first 15 clams they dig, regardless of size or condition, to prevent waste. DOH requires test samples for marine toxins ...

Clam digging in P.E.I. is a free, family-friendly activity that anyone can try, with no license required and up to 100 clams allowed per Canadian, per day. "I got one," said Nathan Coleman ...