Explore the top crabbing and clamming locations on Long Island, from Captree State Park to Shinnecock Canal, for a fruitful summer adventure.

Once abundant in Pismo Beach, the Pismo clam (pictured here near the Pismo ... social media to raise awareness of illegal harvesting and how to rebury clams (two inches in the sand, vertical, hinge ...

When clamming, diggers search the beaches for “shows” — dimples in the sand that indicate the presence of a clam. They then dig them up with the use of a clamming gun or a clam shovel.

Fall hikes, summer nights, spring breaks, and winter getaways: there’s a beach activity for all seasons. The shoreline and sea air summon visions of relaxation, volleyball games, and surfing ...

“Success can be spotty this time of year, so don’t be afraid to walk or drive to a different area of beach and remember to stomp and pound the sand to make the clams show.” On all open ...