Seattle Washington Fishing Blog
Razor clam digging is a classic Pacific Northwest tradition, and this hub guide from Seattle Fishing Company covers everything you need to plan a trip to the Washington coast. Four dedicated beaches stretch across about 100 miles of Pacific and Grays Harbor county coastline, each 2.5 to 3.5 hours from Seattle: Long Beach, Twin Harbors, …
Our complete guide to digging Razor Clams on the Washington CoastRead More
Often overlooked in favor of busier neighbors, Mocrocks Beach stretches from the Copalis River north to the Quinault Indian Reservation boundary near Moclips, Pacific Beach and Seabrook. It’s one of Washington’s four traditional razor clam beaches. Its scenic sand, lighter crowds and consistently good digging make it a favorite among regulars, and it’s about three …
Washington Coast Razor Clam Digging at Mocrocks BeachRead More
Stretching about 28 miles from the Columbia River mouth north to Willapa Bay, Long Beach offers more room to dig than almost any razor clam beach in Washington. Small towns like Ilwaco, Long Beach, Ocean Park and Oysterville line the peninsula, and while it’s a 3- to 3.5-hour drive from Seattle, plentiful lodging makes it …
Running from the Grays Harbor north jetty to the Copalis River, Copalis Beach is one of Washington’s four classic razor clam beaches and among the easiest to reach and enjoy. It passes Ocean Shores, Ocean City and Oyhut, so hotels, restaurants and other attractions are close by, making it ideal for a first dig or …
Washington Coast Razor Clam Digging at Copalis BeachRead More
Stretching from the Grays Harbor south jetty down to the north edge of Willapa Bay, Twin Harbors is one of Washington’s longest and most dependable razor clam beaches. Backed by Westport and Grayland, it’s about 2.5 to 3 hours from Seattle, and Westport’s charters, crabbing and amenities make it an easy base for a full …
Washington Coast Razor Clam Digging at Twin HarborsRead More
Another round of Razor Clam digging to begin this Saturday on Washington’s coastal beaches!
Frigid winter weather isn’t going to keep us off the water here in Washington State! For those of us that are eager to get out, we have some great Salmon, Steelhead and Trout fisheries, coastal Razor Clams to dig, and Puget Sound squid to catch. All the fisheries mentioned are bright spots so far, and …
Seattle and Washington State Fishing Report – January 2022Read More
I woke up this morning with an open schedule and a big need to get out and do something fishy. It has been years since I made my way to any of the beaches on Hood Canal to find steamer clams or oysters, and the realization came into my mind that today might just be …
Clam Digging and Oyster Shucking at Eagle Creek on Hood CanalRead More
Well, we have been waiting on the sidelines for quite a while now… waiting for the perfect low tides and favorable and healthy levels of marine biotoxins to match up! WDFW has announced a two day opener for Razor Clam harvest on the Washington Coast! It has been so long my taste buds have all …
Washington State is a wonderland of fishing opportunities. For a beginner to Washington fishing, our state’s vast diversity of fishing options can seem overwhelming. But, we will help you get through this, and find some great fishing! If you are a visitor, just moved to Washington, or are new to fishing in general, this post …
Guide to Fishing in Washington – Visitors, Newcomers and BeginnersRead More
Washington State shellfish managers have been busy on our coastal beaches counting Razor Clam populations. And based on record breaking clam densities, 2020 is shaping up to give us the best digging and most openers in anyone’s memory! How Washington State’s Razor Clam Seasons are Determined Surveys are done throughout the summer months to figure …
Early digs in September and October were fantastic, and expect more to come as we get deeper into the season! I love hitting the beaches this time of year, it’s the perfect way to harvest some fresh local seafood and enjoy some time outdoors. All the digs this time of year are after dark, so …
Clam Chowder is one of those quintessential Northwest delicacies, and making you own is an easy feat if you don’t mind doing a little digging and picking beforehand. Washington’s fall season offers us a great opportunity to head west to the Pacific Beaches to harvest our tastiest of shellfish… the Razor Clam. If you can …
Washington’s Razor Clam Digs for October and November! Razor Clam season is kicking off in October, and these succulent little bivalves draw tens of thousands to Washington’s Pacific beaches every weekend there is an opener. We get a long weekend in September 2019 and six consecutive days of digging in October. As always, the state …
