Surf clams (Spisula solidissima), sometimes referred to as sea clams, occur from Cape Hatteras, North Carolina to Atlantic Canada. Until modern times they were harvested only as bait for ...

The surf clam decision is a dramatic change in that road map, in that framework." Clearwater, meanwhile, has announced a partnership with 13 Mi'kmaq bands in Nova Scotia to try to capture the new ...

Clearwater, which already controlled 75 per cent of the quota, said 450 people work in its Atlantic surf clam operations. "This is great news for our employees," said Christine Penney, vice ...

The heart of the Arctic surf clam fishery is in Grand Bank, Nfld., a community of 2,300 people four hours’ drive from St. John’s. That’s where Clearwater, which held a monopoly on the surf ...

HALIFAX, Dec. 1, 2017 /CNW/ - Clearwater Seafoods welcomes the Anne Risley into its fleet of clam vessels this morning during an official ceremony at Pier 21 in Halifax. This vessel further ...

The fishing grounds for Arctic surf clams are located off Nova Scotia and eastern Newfoundland, and the current catch-limit is about 38,000 tonnes.

Atlantic surf clams make comeback off Virginia coast in eastern US Rutgers University study unveils the remarkable recovery of surf clams By Undercurrent News | April 18, 2024 15:43 BST ...

Surf clams are usually harvested when they reach about 5 inches in width (Federally). They are sexually mature at 1-2 years and can live up to 35 years of age, according to NOAA Fisheries.

Atlantic and Quebec Indigenous Groups and Ocean Choice International Partner in Bid for Arctic Surf Clam Quota Français News provided by Ocean Choice International Inc. Nov 03, 2017, 13:25 ET ...

That amounted to around 15 per cent of its total annual revenue. The Atlantic surf clam fishery employs more than 450 individuals year round in 52 communities across Atlantic Canada, which represents ...

Surf clams (Spisula solidissima), sometimes referred to as sea clams, occur from Cape Hatteras, North Carolina to Atlantic Canada. Until modern times they were harvested only as bait for ...