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Successful digging of razor clams in the dry sand depends the ability to recognize the show. Oregon's Razor Clams photo array displays shows of razor clams in the wet and dry sand. Razor clams are often located at greater depths under the dry sand than the wet sand but there are exceptions. There are three methods recommended in Oregon's Razor Clams for digging razor clams in the Dry Sand. Early in the tidal cycle we recommend ODFW's method for digging razor clams. Later in the tidal cycle we recommend digging a 2 foot deep access hole 6 inches from the show on the ocean side of the clam. Using your hands peel the sand away from the show side of the hole to reveal the clam.. The other method, speed digging, is described in Oregon's Razor Clams or the razor clam section of Oregon's Clams. This Successful digging of razor clams in the dry sand depends the ability to recognize the show. Join the fun! Purchase the new 128 page E edition of Oregon's Clams for $9.95 plus shipping and handling. Send a check or money order to Digging Clams in Oregon, P.O. BOX 746, Newport, OR 97365. Or click HERE to purchase with a credit or debit card using PayPal the most widely accepted way to pay for purchases on the Internet. For more information click HERE to return to Oregon's Razor Clam Page or HERE to return to Oregon's Clams.
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