The Fisherman: How To Dig Hard Clams and Steamers

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024

Комментарии • 39

  • @crappie72
    @crappie72 Год назад +5

    funny easy to find them when i lived on long island sound, but now i live in ri and only have found them 2x. the blue crabbing is great every year so it makes up for it. btw blue crabs can only be harvested by ri residences. probably the reason its good every year.

  • @godblessamericahomeofthefr4642
    @godblessamericahomeofthefr4642 3 месяца назад +2

    A little tip for you clam is that did your own. Put clams in a bucket with fresh salt water and let them piss out the sand at least a few hours.

    • @scottventura566
      @scottventura566 Месяц назад

      Unless you break the shell, there is no sand inside the shell. If you have a clam with sand inside it, it is dead. This is a common misconception. When you soak non broken clams I. Salt water, any dirt you see in the water is from outside of the shell.

  • @a1craftsmen252
    @a1craftsmen252 Год назад +2

    Can you let me know where you got that rake? I can't seem to find it and looks like a good one

  • @teddiazjr.6223
    @teddiazjr.6223 Год назад +2

    Where’s the link for the tool

  • @erNomic
    @erNomic Год назад +1

    I doubt that sound was a happy clam.

  • @SuperAdam1313
    @SuperAdam1313 Год назад +2

    don't forget your clamming license!

    • @bcarss1970
      @bcarss1970 Год назад +1

      At least in NJ.

    • @tcap7917
      @tcap7917 Год назад

      On Long Island Non-Commercial Shellfish harvesters are permitted a combined limit of 100 per day (about 1/2 a 5 gal bucket)

  • @themillerfamily3183
    @themillerfamily3183 5 месяцев назад

    Is there a spot of clamming in Portland Maine

  • @leonardgenovese7726
    @leonardgenovese7726 Месяц назад

    Can you tell me where you were? I live on Long Island and am just starting to clam. Only did it once and only got one clam.😢

  • @mine-g5o
    @mine-g5o 2 месяца назад

    but I did it professionally not like they are showing

  • @mine-g5o
    @mine-g5o 2 месяца назад

    I used to clam dig for a living with tongs on the Great South Bay in New York

  • @skipbailey-f4y
    @skipbailey-f4y Год назад

    why didn't he answer the question @ where to get that type of rake????

  • @tinker7998
    @tinker7998 6 месяцев назад

    Where did you buy the rake?

  • @timothysmith4925
    @timothysmith4925 Год назад

    Great Video I love to clam!

  • @Philly6813
    @Philly6813 Год назад

    Awesome content! Thank you.

  • @ottoripp1103
    @ottoripp1103 7 месяцев назад +2

    Who taught you how to scratch rake? You use the teeth to skim and feel the clam then you use the corner of the rake to dig that clam. You're bull raking with a scratch rake digging away wasting time and energy.

    • @nohphd
      @nohphd 5 месяцев назад +4

      Instead of complaining how bad the OP is doing, why not
      make your own video showing how to do it better?

  • @fredhammer6413
    @fredhammer6413 Год назад +3

    John Skinner just told me this guy owes him $20.
    They had a bet 5 years ago on who could pick up the fattest chick in Napier Tandy’s in Smithtown.
    John won by a landslide and Mr. Clam Picker never paid up.

    • @billlegakis9155
      @billlegakis9155 Год назад

      I`m sure Skinner nailed many a fat pig.

    • @fredhammer6413
      @fredhammer6413 Год назад

      @@billlegakis9155 ; HOW DARE YOU ???!!!???
      How dare you denigrate the memory of John Skinner?
      Do you realize the self sacrifice that beautiful, humble, generous man has shown over the years.
      Are you aware that he donated many hours of his time volunteering at the local east end community theater when it was ravaged by a fire? Or how about the countless hours spent at the local home for single teenage mothers? Maybe you didn’t know about the time spent marching for the civil rights movement in the Deep South during the turbulent ‘60s.
      John Skinner has lived a thousand lives and you only want to mock him and the times he’s shown a little tenderness and compassion to the less fortunate females among us.
      You sir, should be ashamed of yourself.

    • @billlegakis9155
      @billlegakis9155 Год назад

      @@fredhammer6413 the memory of john Skinner? is he dead??

    • @martymcfly5764
      @martymcfly5764 4 месяца назад

      That's mean.

  • @daniedevite6781
    @daniedevite6781 4 месяца назад

    Clamming in ohio😂

  • @thegoodsis4390
    @thegoodsis4390 8 месяцев назад

    Awesome Video

  • @benjeman512
    @benjeman512 6 месяцев назад

    YOYLE CAKE

  • @andrewcarlson2955
    @andrewcarlson2955 Год назад +2

    I dug clams one summer during college…digging soft shell in the Portland, Maine. Hard,hot,buggy job!

  • @bcarss1970
    @bcarss1970 Год назад

    When you hear nails on a chalk board.

  • @stateniland
    @stateniland Год назад +2

    as kids we used to do The Twist with our toes..Dip down and grab'm!

    • @davedammann741
      @davedammann741 18 дней назад

      Using the foot method is called treading, Using your hands is arming..

  • @SpydrByte
    @SpydrByte 5 месяцев назад

    Im going to move out near the ocean to my gf village in Philippines. She said there were many clams. Maybe i can be a clan fisherman myself!

  • @alexanderrichardson5929
    @alexanderrichardson5929 Год назад

    Thought the only months were May June July August, any month without an "R" in it?

    • @thefishermanmagazine
      @thefishermanmagazine  Год назад

      It's all specific to your area. Check state or town websites before heading out.

    • @susanmoriarty9900
      @susanmoriarty9900 Год назад

      In Connecticut certain areas are year-round. Beach areas are November to May 1st depends on town...you have to get a permit/license to do it. Just go to the town hall and apply. They switch areas that they close for a time so always update your maps.

    • @redsoxers
      @redsoxers Год назад

      That’s a myth