"oyster with a mohawk" laughed out loud multiple times on this one, Randy. Great job.

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks John! I once could do that with my hair, but those days are long gone!

Beauty harvest !! Man now I’m craving seafood ! Thanks for taking us along and sharing the recipe

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Wyatt! Next time I go out, I'm gonna send my catch up your way!

Wow!!! I’ve actually never seen anyone go clamming before. That Mohawk guy 😂 Have a great week!!!

Cool underwater action. You did some clamming and hunting (for the clam bag) all in the same video. 😁 Full bags 👍

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

LOL, Dave! Kind of like trying to find that downed buck, only there was no blood trail.😳

Had to work for them, but they were tasty! Take care, y'all!

Good to see you guys are back!

Time to rename your channel to Father and Sons fishing, Crabbing , and Clamming. I always learn something by watching your videos.

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

We have a saying in medicine -- See One, Do One, Teach One. I'm guessing it's a little more refined in your industry, but this is sometimes a literal thing in medicine, lol. It was literal for this video, too. A few channels that I follow from over in NJ go clamming on occasion so I bought a rake and went out once before I filmed this video.

@GoMidwestFishing

2 жыл бұрын

@@fatherandsonsfishing We actually learn the same thing when getting a flight instructor certificate. At the time, I thought the stuff I was leaning was so dumb, but I find myself using that info all the time now.

I much prefer to kneel in the water and feel with my hands than use the rake. I usually leave that for the kids. But clamming is definitely a good time and you got a nice haul there. Try throwing them on the grill too as an alternative to steaming them on the stove. 👍🏻

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

The grill is absolutely going to happen soon (although I've since filmed two other clamming videos yet to be posted, and both sans grill)! I like your kneeling technique, John. That sounds like it would still be a lot of work, but the physics seem more favorable than the rake... and I'm getting to the age where I need the physics to be more on my side...😳😎

Now you have me wondering what the clamming equivalent is to fishing. I feel like harvesting is accurate. Looks yummy chef Randy.

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

I figured harvesting was a safe bet, Titus, thank you!

One time when I was a kid my parents took the whole family clamming. We had a blast. Only problem is the bags we used were garbage bags and my dad had two bags tied to his belt loops. Lucky for us my sister was a strong swimmer because otherwise my dad would have drown that day. I only recently realized how close a call it was.

Just up the coast from Outer Banks---Newport News Va

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for stopping by!

"clam digging" or "raking clams" is how we say it here in Oregon.

Great video work Randy! Might have taken you two days to get them clams but you stuck with it and had yourself a great looking meal.

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you my salty friends! The meal was definitely worth the effort!

Oh man miss eating clam, specially fresh, back at home that was a some refreshing appetizers

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Raul! What I've learned about clamming is that it's definitely not easy, but the results are tasty!

So amazing sharing, thanks to sharing good afternoon have a great wonderful day happy weekend, I watching her until the end tamps heart done and stay safe and god bless

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

God bless, thanks for watching!

I am right down the road from obx I get clams from currituck sound I can’t wait to be able to take my son he’s 15 months old

Nice video fren got many clam crap also 👍

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I want to try clamming, especially after watching your video. but as you've said, it looks like a good workout and will take some time. so I'll skip for now. haha

Thanks, I live up in Southern Shores but haven't ever driven on the beach.

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

It's definitely something fun to try, esp if you have a vehicle with 4x4 drive. I'm sure you probably know, but the KDH and NH beaches allow driving in the off-season, but in my opinion the southern beaches are better since you hardly see anyone else around.

Great fishing my bro full watched

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the visit!

I have never clammed before Randy but always thought you do it at low tide and above the water line looking for the water hole in the sand but like I said , never done it before. Were you just blind digging or how did you know where to dig. Regardless you did well 🤙. And they sure do look like some tasty goodness. ✌️

I've never done that before but looks like a lot of fun

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

I heard the clams grow large and in charge up in your parts, John...

Id defiently try another spot i average 175 clams per hour on a bad day. Look into how to rake clams as well.

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

175 an hour seems hard to believe! What general part of the island would you recommend I explore? And what do you mean about raking clams, isn’t that what I was doing?

Tasty bag of Quahoggz.....I'm missing some Saltines Randy!!

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Yessir on those Saltines, Wes!

Randy I have never done this before but now you have peaked my interest. Where does one go look for plans as far as the Shoreline? Is the clamming better at high tide or low tide? Man those things look delicious!! Great video brother, y’all have a great weekend!!

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That’s what’s up, Doc👍🏾

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

You know it!🙂

Bagus nih alat mencari kerang nya kawan 👍🏻

Do have an exact spot to clam in Nags Head? Please let me know. Thanks Sir!

Very good👍👍👍 awesome video🙏🙏🙏

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for visiting

thank you great video where did you get the clam rake? want one to keep kids busy

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Just ordered it on Amazon.

@66chvle

2 жыл бұрын

@@fatherandsonsfishing found an interesting one made with butter knives at Hatteras Jack's my son had a good time rounding up some clams at the Outer Banks they were the saltiest briniest best clams I've ever had in my life

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

@@66chvle That’s awesome! I’ll bet the butter knife rake was great, and those clams sound perfect!

Love the videos! We also live in Pa and just bought a vacation home down in Corolla! May I ask where you got your clam rake from?

That looks like fun.

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! It's a good workout in nature that yields a nice meal. Not complaining at all!

Is there an address? How do I get there if I want to go

Did you drive on the beach to get there?

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

No, you can’t drive on the beach in this location. It’s right by the parking lot for the Bonner Pier on the south end of the Inlet.

Mantap🇮🇩

Hi Randy...I go to OBX several times a year. When is the best time to clam?

@fatherandsonsfishing

2 жыл бұрын

You should be able to find clams year round. If you have a pair of waders, you should be good to go anytime, but it's definitely more comfortable when the water temps are warm!