Greetings & happy spring from Capt. Dave! The Spring and Summer tides offe some great clamming tides. I have a limited number of open dates for clamming trips each season, April through November. If we get mild winters, I will … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & Baymen! We were clamming on the flats this morning. A nice break from the fishing before the Fall Run starts any moment now… Clamming with me today I had a client from Connecticut for his … Continue reading →
We are getting some better tides this week for clamming. Not the low – 1.4 tides, but low enough that I have been able to get into some of my spots. Hardshells were thick in some of my spots and … Continue reading →
Greetings from Capt. Dave & Baymen Guide Service, Inc. Clamming trips are available for families, couples and individuals on the bays of the South Shore of Massachusetts. We clam the low tides for hardshell clams “quahogs and cherry stones” year … Continue reading →
Greetings from Baymen Land! Warm weather is clamming weather and the clamming is good! I have been hosting clamming trips on Massachusetts South Shore for nearly thirty years. We clam the best tides and the best spots for hardshells and … Continue reading →
Join Capt. Dave for a few hours down on the bay and learn how to dig your own clams on the Massachusetts coast. Capt. Dave’s family has been clamming the flats for four generations. We clam year round on the … Continue reading →
Softshell Wednesday. So God made a clam… baymenlife.com
Continue reading →With the beautiful, spring weather, clamming is in full swing on the bay! We had a great weekend and lots of fun and learning how to dig your own clams. I offer clamming trips on the low tides on the … Continue reading →
Clamming on the bay is always a fun way to spend a few hours outdoors along the ocean. I have been clamming and guiding clamming trips along the bay for many, many years. We have lots of clams on the … Continue reading →
A lovely sunrise clamming trip today for hardshells with Ashley, Ethan and Paul. Morning temps were a balmy 27 degrees but it was very comfortable raking the flats for little necks, cherry stones and quahogs. Who wants to go clamming? … Continue reading →