What a fantastic day (again). We spent most of the day digging for clams, and then getting them cleaned. We enjoyed them fried and also in clam chowder, along with Beef Tenderloin and Smoked Salmon. But that's enough information from me....let's see what a couple of boys have to say about today!
We arrived at Clam Gulch. We put on our hip waders and got our gear. Then we walked towards the water. We had no idea what we were doing. We asked many people what to do, and we still didn't know how to do it. We thought we would never get anything. Then we found a person that knew what they were doing. We looked for very small hole where the clams dug into the sand. After we found what we were looking for we started to catch a lot of them. At the end of the day we caught a total of 80 clams! We got back to the lodge and we cleaned and ate the clams. They were very tasty!.....Cody
Today all 13 of us went clam digging at clam gulch. We had a rough time at the beginning finding out how to find the clams. We asked around at the more familiar natives on how to find the clams. Once we got the hang of it, we got our first clam of the day. It was all easy from there on. We dug for about 2 and a 1/2 hours. By the time we were done we had about 70 clams. Later that day we cleaned the clams and made some scrumptious clam chowder and fried clams...Bradley
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