Digging in the MUD for Large Clams | Tomales Bay

[@bretthumphries7911]

Nice. you guys are hardcore with the drysuits and laying in the water. I had really good luck finding clams up in the rocks, where they get trapped and end up living and growing there. Happy hunting

[@TheLostAnchovy]

I think it's just fun playing in the mud sometimes. Not so much for the clams. Just having fun in the mud lol

[@salaboytes6918]

Congrats tanks for posting your videos have a great day out there 🎣🎣🎣🎣🐬🐬🐋🐋🐟🐟🐟🦈🦈🦈🦈

[@TheLostAnchovy]

Thanx

[@mmoutdoors2937]

There are some other areas there with rocky sand and the clams are only 12"-18" deep. Love clamming. Haven't seen any crabbing there lately.

[@TheLostAnchovy]

Crabbing gets slow after commercials get out there.

[@playdirty714]

You can also do this in Dillon Beach near San Jose. I did this few years ago when I was still in shape. It was rough digging about 3-4 feet deep. These clams are the horseneck clams. The Geoduck clams are buried even deeper. Good work.

[@haroldtakahashi8875]

💛...love the little saigon...

[@Jake-ky9ed]

When you pull up to the secret hole and there’s people everywhere???? Cheers man

[@TheLostAnchovy]

Haha that is what I was saying. I was laughing pretty hard tho

[@kayakfishingcouple8866]

Nice size clams. I was there a week ago.

[@sg-mx4ii]

in my family we used to call clamming "smelling like a s s!" 🤣🤣did it in Half Moon Bay and Moss Landing. Fun except for those giants that are real deep.

[@josephsaeteurn9158]

Havent been there in 2 years , maybe more.. how do you prepare them?

[@tamalpias]

Sashimi is best, if not battered and fried as clam fritters, clam chowder, or clam congee.

[@ehumaui4087]

Wow nice

[@Fishing247]

Yours are definitely too Small Trovy, but it is tasty 😋. Yeah baby. Thanks for the clam brother. ❤

[@TheLostAnchovy]

Haha how you gonna be trolling me on my video you MF. Lol

[@tamalpias]

Keith ask Tim if he has ever gotten a geoduck out of tamales bay.

[@TheLostAnchovy]

I did talk to a guy who said he had a spot for them there but it's very specific type of sand and of course it's also really deep. Haha of course he didn't tell any specifics

[@tamalpias]

My avatar is me holding my son and 2 geoducks. I have gotten them out of tomales bay at a few sand bars. And yes they are about twice as deep to 3 times as deep as the horseneck. My brother and I once dug a 5.5 feet deep hole to get 1 out. Let’s just say that was about all we can go for the entire low tide because it took us 2.5 hours for the two of us to get it out.

[@reelin_it_with_jake]

Looks like some Backbreaking work and hella Asians out there. 😂

[@TheLostAnchovy]

Hella Asians haha. It's like a revenue generating day for the state. 🙄

[@reelin_it_with_jake]

@@TheLostAnchovy uh oh! Bad boys bad boys watcha gonna do 😆

[@shotgunaaron]

Just not my thing. Score regardless 🤙

[@MooMooOutdoors]

Beautiful? I don't think so 🤪