I set out to dig geoducks using a 5 gallon bucket. Can it be done? Will cutting out the bottom of the bucket void the warranty? Find out in this award-eligible episode! #pugetsound #clamming #cooldude
Lots of Goeducks around my place but they are never open for harvesting. We used to dig them by hand when I was a kid, I do remember getting a few but not that many.
You were literally pulling yourself up by the bootstrap there Blake! A great workout that I am not sure I'll try soon, but if I do, I'll know what to use! Always enjoy your videos.
The sediment last weekend where I was digging in Oregon for softshells was so soft that a bucket like that would have been a blessing. I think that I need to make one with a bucket that I've been hanging onto for years with a busted out bottom.
I wish I had known you needed that tube fabricated while I was still in WA. As a retired master machinist, tool and die maker, and welder, I SURE could have fabricated one for you.
Where you live Garron I'd be pretty shocked if they weren't. And the sediment is so much harder packed in Hood Canal compared to where I was in south sound, you could probably just use a postholer! (Much easier)
Hi Blake, fyi I’ve just gone back and watched all your salmon videos. Now I’m totally ready and excited for salmon season!, hoping this year to get my first king in puget sound!
Haha I've tried this before. It did not work too well for the deeper one and broke under pressure after a couple of time. Now I use those big aluminum trash that I got from mclendons for about $40.
they have a sweet mild flavor. I like to slice them in thin strips and fry them in a dab of butter and a little garlic. In the pan for maybe 30 seconds.
