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Re: Bizare foods america is on in the NW fishing for geoducks clams LOL. Strangest looking clams..... 

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Mon, 10 Feb 20 9:19 AM | 23 view(s)
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EXACTLY DE,,,,,,,,,,,You did good,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I love razor clams as well, fired up with eggs......they are only down about a foot... yum,




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Re: Bizare foods america is on in the NW fishing for geoducks clams LOL. Strangest looking clams.....
By: Decomposed in POPE 5
Mon, 10 Feb 20 9:15 AM 		Msg. 51527 of 62138

Nemo:

Re: "$150 a pound over seas. They are like 1.5 lbs each///////"I used to dig for those things out of Lawson's Landing, near Point Reyes. I had a plunger/pump made out of a PVC pipe and a half tennis ball. When the tide went out, I'd walk around until one of 'em squirted at me, then start digging. They'd be down a full arm's length. Almost impossible to dig out, but with the PVC pump, I'd just blow the sand away from the neck until I reached the shell, then blow the sand around it away too. The clam would just float up.

My brother and I could bring back ten legally. That would totally fill a 5 gallon bucket.

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