clams

Warming Waters Threaten Southern ME Clams Warming Waters Threaten Southern ME Clams

The Forecaster: Small, green crabs are wreaking havoc along the Harraseeket River , and could soon devour the soft-shell clam population into extinction. As water temperatures continue to rise and the winters get warmer, experts and clammers say...

» December 19th, 2012
Video: Digging Littlenecks on Duxbury Bay Video: Digging Littlenecks on Duxbury Bay

When it came time to shoot a video on how to dig clams, we went straight to the expert. Captain Dave Bitters of Baymen Charters has been roaming the clam flats of Duxbury Bay all his life, and knows...

» July 31st, 2012
Paddling Orleans Town Cove & Nauset Marsh Paddling Orleans Town Cove & Nauset Marsh

by Ryan Shea/Goose Hummock Kayak Staff The following article, which appeared in the October Newsletter of the Goose Hummock Shop on Cape Cod, is an excellent primer to paddling the Nauset Marsh from Town Cove to Nauset Inlet, a...

» November 14th, 2011
Feds to Open More Waters to Fish Farming Feds to Open More Waters to Fish Farming

TheDay.com: The federal government is moving to open up large swaths of coastal waters to fish farming for the first time in an effort to decrease Americans’ dependence on imports and satisfy their growing appetite for seafood. While federal...

» July 15th, 2011
Clam Purification Plant Faces Shutdown Clam Purification Plant Faces Shutdown

Boston.com reports that the shellfish-purification facility in Newburyport, Massachusetts, which detoxifies clams harvested from “moderately polluted” shellfish beds, may be shut down due to state budget costs. The move could put dozens of clam diggers out of business. The...

» March 28th, 2011
Celebrating a Famous Cape Cod Clam Bar Celebrating a Famous Cape Cod Clam Bar

Cape Cod Today reports on a newly released DVD detailing the history of Thompson’s Clam Bar in Harwichport, Massachusetts, once the largest seasonal restaurant east of the Mississippi and the most famous seafood joint on Cape Cod. Here’s an...

» December 25th, 2010
Soaring Water Temps Hurt Long Island Sound Sealife Soaring Water Temps Hurt Long Island Sound Sealife

The Westport Patch reports: The summer of 2010, among the hottest on record, warmed Long Island Sound enough to create life-threatening conditions to marine life, state environmental officials say. Specifically, according to the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, a...

» October 5th, 2010