- Digging Clams has some advice and pictures of digging for clams in Puget Sound.
- Razor Clams: Digging, Cleaning & Cooking has some pictures of people digging in North Cove and Grayland, Washington State.
- Clam
Digging on the Kenai Peninsula is a site from Alaska. Starts with a
picture of a couple razor clams, an intro, then tabs at the bottom take you
to the other sections.
- In Clam Digging
Margaret Doran tells the story of the day she and her boyfriend went digging
for clams. [now in archive.org]
- In Clean clams? Douse, douse, snip,
snip Linda Ferrier, a lifelong razor-clam digger, shares some of her
tips. [now in archive.org]
- Tutka Bay Taxi: Clamming and Collecting. Various shellfish can be gathered in the Tutka Bay/Sadie Cove area.
- A resort in Westport, Washington has a small page Clam Digging Clams - - Can you dig 'em?. Tells of each year thousands of people come to Washington's Pacific coast beaches in search of clams. [-->To see this page you have to type Ctrl-A.] [now in archive.org]
- Razor clam, clam digging and PSP is about clam digging in Alaska. Also has some precautions on Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning (PSP). [now in archive.org]
- Bob's Piscatorial Pursuits charter / guide service offer clamming trips to their clients to the Kenai Peninsula. See: Ninilchik & Clam Gulch, Alaska Razor Clam. Has pictures, info and tide tables. Scroll down (along left) for links to How To pages, like How to Clean Razor Clams.
- Coast beaches opening to clam digging is a newspaper report on the upcoming 8-day razor clam digging season on Long Beach Peninsula in Washington State. Also see Digging for razor clams is a coastal tradition that takes skill.
- The Pismo Clam of Pismo Beach is one of the largest types of clams found along the California Coast. Page by Pismo Beach.
- Oregon State University has Information on digging for Eastern softshell clams. Softshells are a tasty little imported clam that hitch-hiked to the Oregon coastal bays late in the 19th century. [now in archive.org]
- Oysters & geoducks & clams, oh my! is reporting that shellfish season lures legions of diggers to the Puget Sound tideflats.
- Uncle Mike's Guide to the Real Oregon Coast by Michael Burgess has Clam Digging which notes that "It's not, to begin with, even vaguely romantic."
- In December 1999 a news release Agency hopes to open 3 ocean beaches to razor clam digging in December from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
- Birch Bay Crabbing has Bookmarks with clamming links.
- Methods of Clamming shows the various ways and the tools used for each. More interesting than a lot of the other pages.
- Clams and
Mussels has some information on the life cycle of these
mollusks.
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