Last Razor Clam Digs of Season Start Thursday

0:00It's April 27th. This is Canada News today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. Washington's Fish and Wildlife folks just greenlit the final razor clam digs of the season, kicking off this Thursday, April 30th, and running. Straight through May 6th at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Coppolis, and Mock Rocks beaches. These morning low tides live prime, with successful halls from the last series setting the stage, expect more of that good action before the season. By the end of this 7-day stretch, diggers will have hit 15 weeks total since October 6th, packing in 103 harvest days, and 309 individual digs across those coastal spots. Daily limit stays at 15 clams per person, kept separate in your own container, and you gotta keep the first 15 you pull, no matter the size plus Snagger Recreational Fishing License valid through March 31st, 2027. Best bets for digging hit 1-2 hours before those lows, like 6.26am on Thursday, and

1:04minus 0.3 feet, so gear up quick. Early fall word on next season's openers drops on their webpage soon.