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March 19-22 razor clam opening is on
A March 19-22 razor clam dig will take place on four of Washington’s five razor clam management beaches. Kalaloch Beach will be closed during this dig. The March 19-22 A.M. tide personal use razor...
View ArticlePossible last razor clam dig of the season starts Tuesday, May 3.
With a clean bill of suitability for eating posted, Washington shellfish managers will reopen three razor clam management beaches May 3-8 for what they say may be the last dig of the 2010-11 season....
View ArticleOne more razor clam dig in the offing
Other spring distractions such as the start of shrimp season depleted digger ranks during the last Pacific Coast razor opening sufficiently to leave some ’taker’ clams in the sand. Enough so, that...
View ArticleNo meetings, would-be razor clammers asked to suggest by write-in
In anticipation of the onset of the Fall/Winter 2011 razor clam season, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking suggestions from the public via the Internet and post about how to...
View ArticleFirst Washington razor clam digs of 2011-12 announced
Five fall 2011 personal use razor clam openings have been announced by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. All will be evening (noon to midnight) digs and, due to the tide sequences, most...
View ArticleDec. 10 razor clam dig greenlighted
Washington Health Department tests have found marine toxin levels within safe limits, so the one-day (Dec. 10) noon to midnight razor clam dig on four coastal beaches is a go. Long Beach, Twin Harbors,...
View ArticleLast razor clam dig of 2011 fall series OKed for Dec. 22-23
Washington Health Department tests have found marine toxin levels within safe limits, so the two-day (Thursday and Friday, Dec. 22-23) noon to midnight razor clam dig on four coastal beaches is a go....
View ArticleTwo winter razor clam digs in the offing
Two winter personal use razor clam digs on Pacific Coast beaches have been tentatively scheduled by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Provided marine toxin levels remain in check (below...
View ArticleThis weekend’s razor clam season gets nod
Washington Health of Department tests have found marine toxin levels within safe limits, so the two-day (Feb. 18-19) noon to midnight razor clam dig on three coastal beaches is a go. Long Beach, Twin...
View ArticleSpring razor clam digs slated, end of March, in April
With marine toxin tests showing the clams currently are safe to eat, state health department and shellfish managers have given the go-ahead for an end-of-March razor clam dig on several Pacific Coast...
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