7 More Days Of Clam Digging Approved

Thursday, January 23, 2025 at 7:24 AM

More tentative dig dates are planned through March 1st.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced seven days of razor clam digs on select coastal beaches starting Jan. 26. Diggers are reminded to check which beaches are open, follow harvest limits, and bring a valid fishing license if 15 or older. Low tide digs will occur in the evening, with the daily limit still set at 15 clams per person. More tentative dig dates are planned through March 1st. Get dig dates and beach information through the link with this story at Go Grays Harbor.com

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