Foraging for JUMBO CLAMS! How to Clam with Zero Gear (Catch, Shuck and Eat RAW) 

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Brookhaven Town (where they were) doesn't require a clamming permit for residents or non-residents to clam recreationally. You should "clam-up" and stay in your own lane there "Karen."

@@cgspies I just contacted the Brookhaven Bay Constable. You are incorrect in stating that non residents are allowed to harvest shellfish in our town waters. In addition the fact that you are employed by NY State Dept of Conservation and dont know this? So why dont you "clam up" and "read up" before defending Brians poaching of this resource.

@@ronsfishingadventure why does my reply keep disappearing?

@@ronsfishingadventure (I guess having a link in my reply was automatically deleting my reply, anyway...) You were told incorrectly by the bay constables. You're probably lying about that anyway, just to continue arguing. Read the Town code yourself: "§ 57-3Restrictions for nonresidents: A nonresident shall not gather, take or attempt to take, either on his own account or for his own benefit, the benefit of any other person or for sale, any shellfish from Town-owned land, EXCEPT AS SET FORTH IN § 57-5 OF THIS CHAPTER. § 57-5Exceptions to permit commercial required: A. A resident of the Town of Brookhaven may take no more than 100 bay scallops, soft clams, hard clams, or oysters or any combination thereof or 300 mussels from Town-owned land during each day of the open season, excluding Sunday, and in the manner hereinafter provided, for the sole purpose of consumption as food in his or her own household (noncommercial purposes) without obtaining a commercial shellfish permit, provided such shellfish are taken in conformance with Articles II and III of this chapter. (1) A resident of the Town of Brookhaven desiring to avail himself of the privileges hereinbefore stated shall display proof of residency in the Town of Brookhaven to any harbormaster, constable or peace officer upon request. Failure to do so shall be prima facie evidence that such person is not a resident of the Town of Brookhaven. (2) It shall be unlawful for any resident to take shellfish for noncommercial purposes with any device other than a hand-held rake having a head no wider than 14 inches measured perpendicular to the tynes and a straight handle not in excess of seven feet in length or by any means other than use of a resident's hands and feet. Possession or use of any device or aid other than as described above shall be presumptive evidence of an intent to harbor shellfish for commercial purposes." So, as per section 57-3, non-residents may recreationally take clams as per the same rules as residents under section 57-5. And what does my job w the state have anything to do with Brookhaven Town codes?

I messaged the bay constable . He told me your interpretation of the law is incorrect. I requested to speak with him on the phone to get an explanation so i can explain and understand it myself. I am not looking to conrinue to argue, soley looking to clarify what the law is. Once I talk to him I will update you.

Lol, Darcie and Brian have had this channel a lot longer than Life on the Bow, as have many other southern fishing RU-vid personalities. What's with trying to crap on them? Who pissed in your cereal this morning?