WDFW approves seven days of coastal razor clam digs beginning March 8

The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife has granted approval for seven days of coastal razor clam digs, beginning March 8, 2025, in Long Beach, California. This event is expected to draw significant interest from both residents and visitors, highlighting the region's rich marine resources. The department's decision reflects a commitment to sustainable fishing practices, allowing the public to enjoy this popular pastime while ensuring the health of the clam population. With the digs scheduled during optimal tidal conditions, participants will have a unique opportunity to experience the thrill of clam digging firsthand. This initiative not only supports local tourism but also promotes awareness about the importance of responsible recreational activities.

By engaging in these digs, attendees contribute to the local economy while enjoying a beloved coastal tradition. The event's timing and location make it particularly relevant for those interested in outdoor activities and marine life. Overall, this approval marks a significant moment for the community, emphasizing the balance between recreation and conservation.