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Commercial clamming Stock Photos and Images
Men securing clamming boat on trailer after hauling it out of the water at Cedar Key, Florida, USA. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/men-securing-clamming-boat-on-trailer-after-hauling-it-out-of-the-water-at-cedar-key-florida-usa-image233844911.htmlRMRGCFFY–Men securing clamming boat on trailer after hauling it out of the water at Cedar Key, Florida, USA.
A fisherman quohogging on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-fisherman-quohogging-on-cape-cod-massachusetts-usa-image185561374.htmlRFMNW1BX–A fisherman quohogging on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA.
Commercial Fisherman in the Fog Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-commercial-fisherman-in-the-fog-82325582.htmlRFENX73A–Commercial Fisherman in the Fog
An oyster/ Fishing boat works in Long Island sound as people watch from CT shoreline Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-an-oyster-fishing-boat-works-in-long-island-sound-as-people-watch-53940141.htmlRMD3N55H–An oyster/ Fishing boat works in Long Island sound as people watch from CT shoreline
Work boats at the dock in Wellfleet Harbor, Cape Cod Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/work-boats-at-the-dock-in-wellfleet-harbor-cape-cod-image154837689.htmlRFJYWD1D–Work boats at the dock in Wellfleet Harbor, Cape Cod
Rusty nets for catching scallops hang on a boat Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rusty-nets-for-catching-scallops-hang-on-a-boat-image245421300.htmlRFT77WAC–Rusty nets for catching scallops hang on a boat
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323746.htmlRM2HB46G2–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rusty-boat-and-nets-for-catching-scallops-image396621552.htmlRF2E17JRC–Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops
Portuguese commercial fishermen raking the seashore bed for shellfish in Portugal Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-portuguese-commercial-fishermen-raking-the-seashore-bed-for-shellfish-28966484.htmlRMBK3F18–Portuguese commercial fishermen raking the seashore bed for shellfish in Portugal
Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rusty-boat-and-nets-for-catching-scallops-image383964796.htmlRF2D8K30C–Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops
Hanging buoys on red wooden wall Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-hanging-buoys-on-red-wooden-wall-47554424.htmlRFCNA848–Hanging buoys on red wooden wall
clamming in maine Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-clamming-in-maine-31349295.htmlRFBR029K–clamming in maine
Cedar Key and it’s clamming industry are a big part of Florida's Nature Coast, and Shawn Stevenson (left), with his deckhand Bobby Bibau, is the quint Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-cedar-key-and-its-clamming-industry-are-a-big-part-of-floridas-nature-132749025.htmlRMHKY6MH–Cedar Key and it’s clamming industry are a big part of Florida's Nature Coast, and Shawn Stevenson (left), with his deckhand Bobby Bibau, is the quint
Fisherman fishing for clams, clamming boat with pump scoop dredge, Poole Harbour, Dorset, England, july Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-fisherman-fishing-for-clams-clamming-boat-with-pump-scoop-dredge-poole-47811955.htmlRMCNP0HR–Fisherman fishing for clams, clamming boat with pump scoop dredge, Poole Harbour, Dorset, England, july
Fishing boats harvest clams near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Annapolis, Maryland USA Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-fishing-boats-harvest-clams-near-the-chesapeake-bay-bridge-annapolis-20291238.htmlRMB509K2–Fishing boats harvest clams near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Annapolis, Maryland USA
. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. DOWN EAST FISHING HERITAGE For generations, many families in Cart- eret County have made a living from working the local waters — from clamming, shrimping and fishing in Core and Pamlico sounds to beach seining for mullet off Bogue Banks. But in recent years, Carteret County commercial fishers have struggled to remain viable in a fiercely competitive world market. The local fishing communities, including Harkers Island, Atlantic, Davis and Cedar Island, are so tiny that most natives know each other on a fi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/coast-watch-marine-resources-oceanography-coastal-zone-management-coastal-ecology-down-east-fishing-heritage-for-generations-many-families-in-cart-eret-county-have-made-a-living-from-working-the-local-waters-from-clamming-shrimping-and-fishing-in-core-and-pamlico-sounds-to-beach-seining-for-mullet-off-bogue-banks-but-in-recent-years-carteret-county-commercial-fishers-have-struggled-to-remain-viable-in-a-fiercely-competitive-world-market-the-local-fishing-communities-including-harkers-island-atlantic-davis-and-cedar-island-are-so-tiny-that-most-natives-know-each-other-on-a-fi-image232719056.htmlRMREH7ET–. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. DOWN EAST FISHING HERITAGE For generations, many families in Cart- eret County have made a living from working the local waters — from clamming, shrimping and fishing in Core and Pamlico sounds to beach seining for mullet off Bogue Banks. But in recent years, Carteret County commercial fishers have struggled to remain viable in a fiercely competitive world market. The local fishing communities, including Harkers Island, Atlantic, Davis and Cedar Island, are so tiny that most natives know each other on a fi
Clamming boat on trailer with fisherman in the front and stacks of shellfish bags/baskets, Cedar Key, Florida, USA Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/clamming-boat-on-trailer-with-fisherman-in-the-front-and-stacks-of-shellfish-bagsbaskets-cedar-key-florida-usa-image235255929.htmlRMRJMR9D–Clamming boat on trailer with fisherman in the front and stacks of shellfish bags/baskets, Cedar Key, Florida, USA
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323772.htmlRM2HB46H0–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Three Portuguese commercial fishing boats raking the seashore bed for shellfish, Portugal Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-three-portuguese-commercial-fishing-boats-raking-the-seashore-bed-28976454.htmlRMBK3YNA–Three Portuguese commercial fishing boats raking the seashore bed for shellfish, Portugal
Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rusty-boat-and-nets-for-catching-scallops-image383967719.htmlRF2D8K6MR–Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops
Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rusty-boat-and-nets-for-catching-scallops-image273633424.htmlRFWW5268–Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops
Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rusty-boat-and-nets-for-catching-scallops-image328893018.htmlRF2A32AB6–Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops
Fishing boats dredge for oysters near the Sandy Point Lighthouse in the Chesapeake Bay. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-fishing-boats-dredge-for-oysters-near-the-sandy-point-lighthouse-in-20274556.htmlRMB4YGB8–Fishing boats dredge for oysters near the Sandy Point Lighthouse in the Chesapeake Bay.
![. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. THE CATCH In the winter months, clams burrow deeper into the sediments — about two to three inches down. During warmer weather, they stay closer to the surface. "You'll hear a solid ping when you bump up against a clam," Bahen says. When you hear the ping, flip or dig up your prize. Clams can be taken any time of year along the North Carolina coast, and mud flats, sand bars and marshes are prime clamming grounds. Make sure you are on public property open to shellfishing and not in a commercial cl Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REJXB3/coast-watch-marine-resources-oceanography-coastal-zone-management-coastal-ecology-the-catch-in-the-winter-months-clams-burrow-deeper-into-the-sediments-about-two-to-three-inches-down-during-warmer-weather-they-stay-closer-to-the-surface-quotyoull-hear-a-solid-ping-when-you-bump-up-against-a-clamquot-bahen-says-when-you-hear-the-ping-flip-or-dig-up-your-prize-clams-can-be-taken-any-time-of-year-along-the-north-carolina-coast-and-mud-flats-sand-bars-and-marshes-are-prime-clamming-grounds-make-sure-you-are-on-public-property-open-to-shellfishing-and-not-in-a-commercial-cl-REJXB3.jpg ". Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. THE CATCH In the winter months, clams burrow deeper into the sediments — about two to three inches down. During warmer weather, they stay closer to the surface. "You'll hear a solid ping when you bump up against a clam," Bahen says. When you hear the ping, flip or dig up your prize. Clams can be taken any time of year along the North Carolina coast, and mud flats, sand bars and marshes are prime clamming grounds. Make sure you are on public property open to shellfishing and not in a commercial cl Stock Photo")
. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. THE CATCH In the winter months, clams burrow deeper into the sediments — about two to three inches down. During warmer weather, they stay closer to the surface. "You'll hear a solid ping when you bump up against a clam," Bahen says. When you hear the ping, flip or dig up your prize. Clams can be taken any time of year along the North Carolina coast, and mud flats, sand bars and marshes are prime clamming grounds. Make sure you are on public property open to shellfishing and not in a commercial cl Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/coast-watch-marine-resources-oceanography-coastal-zone-management-coastal-ecology-the-catch-in-the-winter-months-clams-burrow-deeper-into-the-sediments-about-two-to-three-inches-down-during-warmer-weather-they-stay-closer-to-the-surface-quotyoull-hear-a-solid-ping-when-you-bump-up-against-a-clamquot-bahen-says-when-you-hear-the-ping-flip-or-dig-up-your-prize-clams-can-be-taken-any-time-of-year-along-the-north-carolina-coast-and-mud-flats-sand-bars-and-marshes-are-prime-clamming-grounds-make-sure-you-are-on-public-property-open-to-shellfishing-and-not-in-a-commercial-cl-image232755799.htmlRMREJXB3–. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. THE CATCH In the winter months, clams burrow deeper into the sediments — about two to three inches down. During warmer weather, they stay closer to the surface. "You'll hear a solid ping when you bump up against a clam," Bahen says. When you hear the ping, flip or dig up your prize. Clams can be taken any time of year along the North Carolina coast, and mud flats, sand bars and marshes are prime clamming grounds. Make sure you are on public property open to shellfishing and not in a commercial cl
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323660.htmlRM2HB46D0–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rusty-boat-and-nets-for-catching-scallops-image328892691.htmlRF2A329YF–Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops
Sunrise on the Chesapeake Bay, near Annapolis, Maryland Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-sunrise-on-the-chesapeake-bay-near-annapolis-maryland-20291843.htmlRMB50ACK–Sunrise on the Chesapeake Bay, near Annapolis, Maryland
. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. RAKIN' IN THE CLAMS By Jeannie Faris • Photos by Michael Halminski Ke JXevin Midgett has one of those old family names that seem to define commercial fishing in North Carolina. For 13 years, he's run the family-owned Hatteras Village Aqua Farm on Highway 12, growing and selling his own clams. It's a good living for growers, who collectively raked $850,000 worth of clams from North Carolina bottomlands in 1994. But clamming is more than a livelihood — it's a way of life. It's a centuries-old tradition on t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/coast-watch-marine-resources-oceanography-coastal-zone-management-coastal-ecology-rakin-in-the-clams-by-jeannie-faris-photos-by-michael-halminski-ke-jxevin-midgett-has-one-of-those-old-family-names-that-seem-to-define-commercial-fishing-in-north-carolina-for-13-years-hes-run-the-family-owned-hatteras-village-aqua-farm-on-highway-12-growing-and-selling-his-own-clams-its-a-good-living-for-growers-who-collectively-raked-850000-worth-of-clams-from-north-carolina-bottomlands-in-1994-but-clamming-is-more-than-a-livelihood-its-a-way-of-life-its-a-centuries-old-tradition-on-t-image232757699.htmlRMREK0PY–. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. RAKIN' IN THE CLAMS By Jeannie Faris • Photos by Michael Halminski Ke JXevin Midgett has one of those old family names that seem to define commercial fishing in North Carolina. For 13 years, he's run the family-owned Hatteras Village Aqua Farm on Highway 12, growing and selling his own clams. It's a good living for growers, who collectively raked $850,000 worth of clams from North Carolina bottomlands in 1994. But clamming is more than a livelihood — it's a way of life. It's a centuries-old tradition on t
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323670.htmlRM2HB46DA–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rusty-boat-and-nets-for-catching-scallops-image328941319.htmlRF2A34G07–Rusty boat and nets for catching scallops
![. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. Fig. 4 - An 84-inch dredge used aboard the "Gail Borden" for commercial surf clamming, METHODS AND PROCEDUEES Early in 1965, the M/V "Delaware" was fitted out for a surf clam survey along the coast of the Mid-Atlantic Bight. A sea chest, a 6-inch centrifugal pump powered by a 110- horsepower diesel engine, and the necessary deck piping and hose were installed to supply water to a 48-inch dredge. The jet manifold on the dredge is V-shaped and has 14 nozzles pointed downward and 4 additional nozzles (blowback nozzles) poin Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REGHY8/commercial-fisheries-review-fisheries-fish-trade-fig-4-an-84-inch-dredge-used-aboard-the-quotgail-bordenquot-for-commercial-surf-clamming-methods-and-proceduees-early-in-1965-the-mv-quotdelawarequot-was-fitted-out-for-a-surf-clam-survey-along-the-coast-of-the-mid-atlantic-bight-a-sea-chest-a-6-inch-centrifugal-pump-powered-by-a-110-horsepower-diesel-engine-and-the-necessary-deck-piping-and-hose-were-installed-to-supply-water-to-a-48-inch-dredge-the-jet-manifold-on-the-dredge-is-v-shaped-and-has-14-nozzles-pointed-downward-and-4-additional-nozzles-blowback-nozzles-poin-REGHY8.jpg ". Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. Fig. 4 - An 84-inch dredge used aboard the "Gail Borden" for commercial surf clamming, METHODS AND PROCEDUEES Early in 1965, the M/V "Delaware" was fitted out for a surf clam survey along the coast of the Mid-Atlantic Bight. A sea chest, a 6-inch centrifugal pump powered by a 110- horsepower diesel engine, and the necessary deck piping and hose were installed to supply water to a 48-inch dredge. The jet manifold on the dredge is V-shaped and has 14 nozzles pointed downward and 4 additional nozzles (blowback nozzles) poin Stock Photo")
. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. Fig. 4 - An 84-inch dredge used aboard the "Gail Borden" for commercial surf clamming, METHODS AND PROCEDUEES Early in 1965, the M/V "Delaware" was fitted out for a surf clam survey along the coast of the Mid-Atlantic Bight. A sea chest, a 6-inch centrifugal pump powered by a 110- horsepower diesel engine, and the necessary deck piping and hose were installed to supply water to a 48-inch dredge. The jet manifold on the dredge is V-shaped and has 14 nozzles pointed downward and 4 additional nozzles (blowback nozzles) poin Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/commercial-fisheries-review-fisheries-fish-trade-fig-4-an-84-inch-dredge-used-aboard-the-quotgail-bordenquot-for-commercial-surf-clamming-methods-and-proceduees-early-in-1965-the-mv-quotdelawarequot-was-fitted-out-for-a-surf-clam-survey-along-the-coast-of-the-mid-atlantic-bight-a-sea-chest-a-6-inch-centrifugal-pump-powered-by-a-110-horsepower-diesel-engine-and-the-necessary-deck-piping-and-hose-were-installed-to-supply-water-to-a-48-inch-dredge-the-jet-manifold-on-the-dredge-is-v-shaped-and-has-14-nozzles-pointed-downward-and-4-additional-nozzles-blowback-nozzles-poin-image232705292.htmlRMREGHY8–. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. Fig. 4 - An 84-inch dredge used aboard the "Gail Borden" for commercial surf clamming, METHODS AND PROCEDUEES Early in 1965, the M/V "Delaware" was fitted out for a surf clam survey along the coast of the Mid-Atlantic Bight. A sea chest, a 6-inch centrifugal pump powered by a 110- horsepower diesel engine, and the necessary deck piping and hose were installed to supply water to a 48-inch dredge. The jet manifold on the dredge is V-shaped and has 14 nozzles pointed downward and 4 additional nozzles (blowback nozzles) poin
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323674.htmlRM2HB46DE–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
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Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323659.htmlRM2HB46CY–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323668.htmlRM2HB46D8–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323570.htmlRM2HB469P–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323649.htmlRM2HB46CH–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323653.htmlRM2HB46CN–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323573.htmlRM2HB469W–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323664.htmlRM2HB46D4–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melbourne-beach-brevard-county-florida-usa-december-16-2021-the-indian-river-lagoon-clam-restoration-project-irlcrp-is-a-4-year-old-grassroots-organization-working-to-clean-the-waters-of-the-indian-river-lagoon-by-replenishing-the-natural-filtration-system-that-was-robbed-of-the-area-in-the-1990s-due-to-the-over-harvesting-by-commercial-clamming-from-just-39-clams-harvested-in-2018-4-million-clams-were-reared-today-600000-clams-were-planted-bringing-the-current-total-to-117-million-clams-planted-to-date-photo-credit-julian-leekalamy-live-news-image454323666.htmlRM2HB46D6–Melbourne Beach, Brevard County, Florida. USA. December 16, 2021. The Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Project (IRLCRP) is a 4-year-old grassroots organization working to clean the waters of the Indian River Lagoon by replenishing the natural filtration system that was robbed of the area in the 1990's due to the over harvesting by commercial clamming. From just 39 clams harvested in 2018 4-million clams were reared. Today 600.000 clams were planted bringing the current total to 11.7 million clams planted to date. Photo Credit: Julian Leek/Alamy Live News
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