Perhaps the most difficult thing to do when you are new to a sport (yes razor clamming is a sport) is to determine where the best location is. Even if you’re a tenured expert chances are you frequent the same couple of places, or you don’t want to risk experimenting with locations to dig for a new clam species. Since location is so important we have put together a quick way for you to find that perfect spot. If you’ve never clammed, look for the green signs that point out it’s a great place, this will ensure easy access, an abundance of clams, and best odds at being successful on that first time outing.
Razor Clamming Beach Locations
Oregon and SW Washington Bay Locations
All listed here.
Bandon Estuary Map – Coquille River The Bandon Estuary Estuary winds through fast growing Bandon, Oregon. Above all, many retires love it’s world class golf courses and great beach access for clamming, crabbing, and fishing. Coquille Clamming Populations of butter, gapers, and cockles are very low, but there is a good population of softshell clams. … Read more
Bay Clamming Map Oregon State Bay Clam Maps. Here you will find detailed maps, driving directions, and the ability to drill down onto the bays and see exactly where to go. 12 Oregon Bays There are twelve notable Oregon Clamming Bays , and one in Southwest Washington that offers clams and Oysters. All of which at the right … Read more
Washington’s Limitless Bays Puget Sound with over 10,000 streams, 15 major rivers and 19 major watersheds all feeding into the Puget Sound. Hence, there are countless areas to go bay clamming. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) have over 400 areas listed for bay clams on their website at www.wdfw.wa.gov. These are grouped … Read more
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