NW WA Meet / BS Thread

PCV pipe with a cap on one end and some sort of handle.

You just need a hole to retain suction and then drop let go once you pull the sand plug up. This is for razor clams though. Horse clams you just dig a couple of feet.

 

Exactly. Water spiders. Fuck. That.

Japanese spider crabs? Nightmares.

 

delicious water spiders.

 

You can buy a suction device on Aurora Ave N.

 

You can rent the clam and suction devise and get the crabs for free. I don’t think I would be eating clams from Aurora.

 

You can catch them by hand when the tide goes out on Samish island. But dig fast cus they bury themselves quick.

 

We drop our pots and fish the samish bay. Love fresh cooked crab on the beach!

 

Get the license online and add the crab card!

 

Where at? have lights will wheel!

 

No lights will wheel

 

They just opened shrimping up in front of everett last thursday but only for 1 day. Crab usually opens around 4th of july and if youre going to dig clams you might want to wait for the fall because of red tide that occurs during the summer that can kill you.

 

Shit did i miss This? Got wrapped up in work ended up helping my parents and little bro move heavy shit and drank my dinners all weekend!

 

I will Guide your way! All you need is some decent ditch lights!

 

I was waiting haha I was busy all weekend

 

Yeah very true. My dad had a shit ton of shrimp we grilled this weekend.

 

Yeah I'm really bad with electrical and haven't had a reason to get lights yet. I'm sure by the winter I'll find an excuse and maybe a decent deal on some by then.

 

Always jealous of those who manage to get out and go shrimping on that one glorious day.

Clamming during the summer is always hard because so many beaches close down because of the biotoxins. That's why I'm trying to go out sooner than later before it really warms up.

 

I dunno if it is any good but I smell an ocean shores tacomaworld clam jam n meet

 

Memorial day is usually my cutoff for clams but you can check here theres still a lot of open beaches https://fortress.wa.gov/doh/biotoxin/biotoxin_mobile.html