Vinyl-coated steel wire construction.
Built-in bait cage.
Large side and top opening hatches.
Three ramp entrances.
Stretch tube and hook closures.
Two escape rings for smaller crabs.
Dimensions: 30" X 30" X 12".

Not intended for commercial use.
Fishing regulations change often: it is the owner's responsibility to know and follow the current federal, state and local regulations for shellfish harvesting while using this product.
NOTE: Due to the size of this product, shipping UPS or USPS may be cost prohibitive.
Please contact Seattle Marine at 1-800-426-2783 for shipping options.

Great for getting your bait down deep. Molded-in brass eye. Size: 3/4 oz.

These classic snaps let a fisherman quickly change a lure or leader.
Black.
Size: #10.
25 per package.

Can handle large bait. One-piece heavy duty wire. 16" long, 5" X 6" net.

Great cannon ball style round sinker for getting your bait down deep. Molded-in brass eye. Size: 1 oz.

Adjusts for elevation and angle. Great for fishing from boats or piers. Cradle configuration secures rod. Permits one motion hook setting and rod removal. Large swivel locking ring. Side mount included.

For the CT04 and CTO3R octagon crab trap hatches. Comes assembled and ready to install. Includes biodegradable cord.

Small mesh slows crabs' access to bait.
Heavy-duty rubber band door.
Vinyl coated steel wire.

Heavy-duty steel construction.
For single sleeve crimps.
Will also cut monofilament line, cable or wire.
Length: 10".

Great for getting your bait down deep. Molded-in brass eye. Size: 1.5 oz.

These classic snaps let a fisherman quickly change a lure or leader.
Black.
Size: #12.
7 per package.

Includes: - Red and white float - 50 feet of 1/4" poly retrival rope - Line snap and weight.

Sleeves are made from brass tubing. Size: A-11. 200 lb. test. 100 per pack.

Used on vertical, flat surfaces May be used with a rail mount adapter.

Used for trolling and mooching in fresh and saltwater. Crescent shaped for top-notch spinning. Stainless steel bead chain swivel. Nickel crane swivel prevents line from twisting. Swivels are attached to eyes cast into each end of sinker. Size: 1 oz.

Used for trolling and mooching in fresh and saltwater. Crescent shaped for top-notch spinning. Stainless steel bead chain swivel. Nickel crane swivel prevents line from twisting. Swivels are attached to eyes cast into each end of sinker. Size: 5 oz.

Used for trolling and mooching in fresh and saltwater. Crescent shaped for top-notch spinning. Stainless steel bead chain swivel. Nickel crane swivel prevents line from twisting. Swivels are attached to eyes cast into each end of sinker. Size: 8 oz.

These classic snaps let a fisherman quickly change a lure or leader.
Brass construction.
Size: #12.
25 per package.

These classic snaps let a fisherman quickly change a lure or leader.
Brass construction.
Size: #10.
7 per package.

Stainless steel construction. To use, slide the grippers over a fish's jaw. The fish's weight will tighten the grip. Built-in calibrated scale measures fish up to 30 lb. Includes an adjustable wrist strap for safety.

Stainless steel. Unique design. Spring action for easy snap on / snap off use.

It's razor clam season! When the weather starts getting colder, it's time to head to the coast!

The Pacific razor clam is one of the most popular types of shellfish harvested in Washington state. They're super meaty with a narrow, slightly curved shell -- much like the handle or blade of an old-style straight razor. (The edge of the clamshell can be "razor-sharp" too, so watch your fingers when you're digging!)

The folks that live in the Pacific Northwest are lucky to have one of the best razor clam locations in the world. Digging for these delicious clams is a fun activity suitable for all members of your family, from kids to grandparents. Depending on where you go, you might see as many as a thousand other razor clam seekers sharing the beach. But don't worry: there are plenty of razor clams for everyone.

So how do you prepare to go razor clam digging?

You definitely need the right gear before you go.
The basic setup for a day of razor clamming includes:
 1) The correct license
 2) A clam shovel or clam gun
 3) A clam net bag to hold your catch

First, make sure you have the proper Washington state license. You will need a razor clam license to harvest clams legally (or one of the shellfish/seaweed combo licenses, there are several different kinds). You can order one online, by phone, or at an authorized license dealer. Once you have it, you'll need to keep that license in your possession while you're digging and after you've caught your limit (in case a ranger needs to inspect it).

Next, you'll need a tool to actually dig down and pull those elusive clams out of the sand. The Danielson clam gun is one option of that necessary gear (the other option is a clam shovel).

This clam gun has been engineered specifically for removing razor clams from sandy ocean beaches. Its ultra-light corrosion-resistant aluminum construction make it easy to transport, while staying strong enough to burrow into any shore in pursuit of shellfish.

Measuring 31" in length, it features a 5" x 15" barrel with a 1-3/16" x 10" T-handle with a polycarbonate lining to pad your hands a little bit. (Some people consider the aluminum Danielson razor clam gun to be the Cadillac of clam guns.)

Now, like the old-time clam expert says: "Ya can't dig ya clams at high tide." After you've found your spot at LOW tide, go searching along the shore for dimples in the sand.

So how do you use a clam gun?

Set your clam gun barrel off-center with more sand on the side facing the water. Push down while twisting back and forth, rocking in a circular manner. Once the barrel is as deep as you can go, block the air vent on the underside of the handle with your finger, then pull straight up. When you remove your finger from the vent hole, a core of sand will drop out onto the beach -- and this is where your razor clam will be, if you've got the clammer's luck.

If you want to know more about clam gun usage, try watching a video or two before you go.

Made from fine mesh netting.
Strong heavy-gauge wire frame.
11" long, 4" X 5" net.

Stainless steel with molded rubber handles.
Has sharp side cutter.
Length: 7".

Braided-on rope harness and harness float.
Rugged polypro netting with wire grid bottom.
Vinyl coated steel rings, 32" upper, 15" lower.
16" deep.

Fishing regulations change often: it is the owner's responsibility to know and follow the current federal, state and local regulations for shellfish harvesting while using this product.

Replacement crab trap gates with weights. Fits Danielson crab traps. 4 gates per package.

A durable plastic guide. Has two angled guides to ensure your bait is cut correctly.

A favorite of sport crab fishermen.
Deluxe crab trap is vinyl coated steel wire.
4 entrance doors, 2 escape rings.
Fold open snap lock upper hatch.
Folds flat for easy storage.
Dimensions: 24" X 24" X 13".

NOTE: Due to the size of this product, shipping UPS or USPS may be cost prohibitive.
Please contact Seattle Marine at 1-800-426-2783 for shipping options.
Fishing regulations change often: it is the owner's responsibility to know and follow the current federal, state and local regulations for shellfish harvesting while using this product.
Not intended for commercial use.

Great for getting your bait down deep. Molded-in brass eye. Size: 3 oz.

Great for getting your bait down deep. Molded-in brass eye. Size: 2 oz.

Low-stretch, small diameter fishing line.
Great for bottom fishing, trolling, casting.
Provides superior sensitivity and powerful hook sets.
Hollow, spliceable construction.
Proprietary synthetic wax coating for excellent knotting.
Color: White with green spots.
30 lb. test.
Spool length: 300 yards.

A crab trap that can be cast with a rod and reel.
Stainless steel construction.
To use, simply bait and cast out into the deep.

Not intended for commercial use.
Fishing regulations change often: it is the owner's responsibility to know and follow the current federal, state and local regulations for shellfish harvesting while using this product.

So you've decided to go razor clam digging... good for you! You definitely need the right gear before you go.

The basic setup for a day of razor clamming includes:
 1) the correct license
 2) a clam shovel or clam gun
 3) a clam net bag to hold your catch

The Danielson clam shovel is one option of that necessary gear (the other option is a clam gun).

So how do you use it?

Once you've spotted a razor clam "show" (a donut, spot, or dimple) you need to follow these steps to pry out your molluscs. First: put the shovel's blade tip about 5 inches from your chosen spot with the BACK of the shovel facing the ocean -- so the handle will be facing away from the waves, probably toward the sand dunes. Next, put your back into it! Push the clam shovel blade straight down and drop down to one knee. Then, gently rock the clam shovel back and forth to make it easy to push down further. Be careful! You need to keep the shovel vertical (straight up-and-down) to make sure you don't break the razor clam shell. Finally, lift several scoops of sand out of the hole in a sliding fashion. It's a sort of lifting/rocking motion -- don't worry, you'll get a feel for it. Once you can fit your hand down the hole, quickly reach for your prize!

The Danielson clam shovel blade is strong steel and the 41" handle is solid ash wood, so you know it will hold up to sand and the occasional rock. The 9" long blade tapers from a 5" back to a 4" tip, and is securely fastened to the handle with rivets.
 
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Rugged metal spring scale. Engineered for quality and performance. Displays weight in both pounds and kilograms. Chrome weighing hook and hanging ring. Polished brass face plate. Capacity: 100 lb.

When you're digging up razor clams, you need a place to keep your catch. You don't want to leave your treasures just lying in a pile on the sand. You need the hands-free Danielson clam net.

It's designed to hang on your belt, right on your side: that's important for several reasons.

First, of course, is the fact that the Danielson clam net is super-convenient: you'll be able to dig up a razor clam, wipe off most of the sand, and just drop it right into the net hanging on your side. As you walk along the beach, looking for that next circular "clam show" dimple, the most of the sand on the clamshells will just fall off naturally.

The second is that you'll be fully compliant with the clam regulations. Clam-harvesting experts know that the fish and game warden wants to be able to see what you've harvested at a single glance. He or she is going to be walking up and down the beach, making sure everyone is sticking to the legal limit. You don't want to get any unwanted attention, even though you may be following all the rules. It's a hassle. (Buckets and opaque baskets are an absolute no-go: don't take one when you go clamming, it will ruin your day.)

Finally, once you've caught your limit of clams for the day, you can simply dip your clam net into the water and wash off any remaining sand. All that's left to do is head to the nearest stove or campfire to enjoy your catch!

The Danielson clam net is constructed from nylon mesh and a vinyl-coated steel ring.

Overall size: 21" deep, with a 9-1/4" ring.

The belt loop is 4" X 1-1/4", black nylon.

Crabs easily scale sloped sides, acts as inescapable pen.
Polypro net, sides have 5 strong metal supports.
Comes with harness and float.
Vinyl coated steel rings.
18" upper ring, 34" lower ring.
16" deep.

Not intended for commercial use.
Fishing regulations change often: it is the owner's responsibility to know and follow the current federal, state and local regulations for shellfish harvesting while using this product.
NOTE: Due to the size of this product, shipping UPS or USPS may be cost prohibitive.
Please contact Seattle Marine at 1-800-426-2783 for shipping options.