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Definition of soft clam in English: soft clamnoun another term for softshell clam Example sentencesExamples - Historically, the soft clam was a staple food for the Indians of the New York / New Jersey Harbor area.
- Striped bass are known to eat a large variety including eels, squid, silversides, crab, soft clams, lobsters, sea worms and other fish such as flounder smelt and silver hake.
- Churning by power may not be employed in the taking of soft clams on land below high-tide line in town waters.
- They like to eat soft clams, razor clams and soft crabs (who doesn't) and churn up the bottom in doing so.
- Finally, ‘non-traditional’ culture species in Virginia's future, such as bay scallops and soft clams, will be discussed.
- Viruses have been isolated from hard clams, oysters, mussels, soft clams, crabs, cockles, lobster and conch.
- All persons must be licensed to harvest any hard clams, soft clams, surf clams and oysters.
- It was impossible to find this woman, but I made inspections of the sources of soft clams at Oyster Bay, which showed that they were sometimes taken from places where they were polluted with sewage.
- With supplies in line with demand, clam prices have been stable, although prices for East Coast hard and soft clams have fluctuated with seasonal demand.
- There they fry strips of big hard clams, whereas the quintessential fried clam is the Ipswich, a soft clam, which has become too expensive for chain restaurant dining.
- The soft clam absorbed much of the tangy, garlic flavour, but was not so savoury.
- A description of the Chesapeake's watermen, this book details fishing for crabs, oysters, soft clams, hard clams, eels, catfish, menhaden, and other fish.
- New York State has a wide variety of shellfish available for harvest: hard clams or quahogs, blue mussels, razor clams, soft clams, oysters and bay scallops.
- The grant will fund additional research into the feasibility of rearing soft clams for both private aquaculture and public stock enhancement
- Hard clams can be relayed, that is, moved from one growout site to another, a cleaner one, but soft clams don't survive the process.
- It feeds on soft clams, snails, crabs and the roots of submerged plants.
- Special permit to harvest soft clams from specified Special Restricted and seasonal Special Restricted waters within the state of New Jersey, for further processing at a state permitted and certified soft clam depuration/controlled purification facility.
- Clams are eaten throughout the world, and Americans typically prefer round, hard, long, or soft clams.
- The terminal of the knife handle is formed as the thin shell of a steamer, or soft clam.
- Development of an escalator dredge to harvest soft clams produced an initial large harvest in the 1960s followed by a general decline to about 10% of levels when the fishery was new.
Definition of soft clam in US English: soft clamnoun another term for soft-shell clam Example sentencesExamples - The terminal of the knife handle is formed as the thin shell of a steamer, or soft clam.
- Historically, the soft clam was a staple food for the Indians of the New York / New Jersey Harbor area.
- The grant will fund additional research into the feasibility of rearing soft clams for both private aquaculture and public stock enhancement
- A description of the Chesapeake's watermen, this book details fishing for crabs, oysters, soft clams, hard clams, eels, catfish, menhaden, and other fish.
- The soft clam absorbed much of the tangy, garlic flavour, but was not so savoury.
- They like to eat soft clams, razor clams and soft crabs (who doesn't) and churn up the bottom in doing so.
- There they fry strips of big hard clams, whereas the quintessential fried clam is the Ipswich, a soft clam, which has become too expensive for chain restaurant dining.
- Viruses have been isolated from hard clams, oysters, mussels, soft clams, crabs, cockles, lobster and conch.
- Churning by power may not be employed in the taking of soft clams on land below high-tide line in town waters.
- Clams are eaten throughout the world, and Americans typically prefer round, hard, long, or soft clams.
- Striped bass are known to eat a large variety including eels, squid, silversides, crab, soft clams, lobsters, sea worms and other fish such as flounder smelt and silver hake.
- New York State has a wide variety of shellfish available for harvest: hard clams or quahogs, blue mussels, razor clams, soft clams, oysters and bay scallops.
- Hard clams can be relayed, that is, moved from one growout site to another, a cleaner one, but soft clams don't survive the process.
- All persons must be licensed to harvest any hard clams, soft clams, surf clams and oysters.
- With supplies in line with demand, clam prices have been stable, although prices for East Coast hard and soft clams have fluctuated with seasonal demand.
- It feeds on soft clams, snails, crabs and the roots of submerged plants.
- It was impossible to find this woman, but I made inspections of the sources of soft clams at Oyster Bay, which showed that they were sometimes taken from places where they were polluted with sewage.
- Development of an escalator dredge to harvest soft clams produced an initial large harvest in the 1960s followed by a general decline to about 10% of levels when the fishery was new.
- Finally, ‘non-traditional’ culture species in Virginia's future, such as bay scallops and soft clams, will be discussed.
- Special permit to harvest soft clams from specified Special Restricted and seasonal Special Restricted waters within the state of New Jersey, for further processing at a state permitted and certified soft clam depuration/controlled purification facility.
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