Shellfishing for Oysters & Quahogs on Cape Cod with Saltyhead

[@heiroot]

I'm moving there from Seattle in two weeks! I'm excited! Our clamming is different, and we use tubes for razor clams

[@waynevanhuyssteen6250]

thanks, makes me miss the Cape!

[@worldcooking]

The way to collect seashells shown in this wonderful video is interesting.

[@bobzeitlinger5797]

great video ... question: i've never seen those "sleeve gloves." i need them! what are they called. about to google it, but i'm anticipating trouble finding them. i clam in NJ in the winter and they would be great to have.

[@debbieross3356]

I can almost taste the fresh from ocean oysters, What a nice addition to Thanksgiving dinner! Happy thanksgiving to you and Anna

[@SaltyheadAdventures]

Thanks Deb, Same to you Steve, Danielle Chris and the crew. Wish you guys the best

[@glennkrzeminski7539]

That’s some pretty deep scratching; thankfully, I don’t have to go that deep. I’ve never seen those slip-on gloves, tho, where did you get them?

[@twogirlswithoutahobby2076]

Good Job Salty E!

[@SaltyheadAdventures]

Glad you liked, I am always trying to do better. Wish you well!

[@michaellesanto7640]

Great video! Love getting fresh oysters the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Where are you quahogging? Looks like a great spot!

[@jaesady3707]

Hi there! Enjoyed watching your video. My family will be visiting Cape Cod in June and we would love to do something like this. Do you know of a tour company that can arrange an activity like this with gears? I searched online but I cannot find any services like that. Thank you in advance.

[@maxclark7390]

Looks like you’ll need to make some stuffed quahogs for Thanksgiving!

[@SaltyheadAdventures]

On my list already for things to do

[@larrymoremckenzie3029]

Big Quahogs,save me the shells!

[@phild8095]

I miss the smell of low tide. That salt, iodine, life smell.

[@SaltyheadAdventures]

Saltyhead loves it too! Happy Thanksgiving to you Phil. SH

[@chrisl593]

jealous ...