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"uffah!!" 04-19-2006 05:34 PM

Fresh Clams for Bait
 
Where can you buy Fresh Sea Clams for Bait? Already shucked!!

Rappin Mikey 04-19-2006 08:09 PM

Joisey fur sure

Pt.JudeJoe 04-19-2006 08:34 PM

There's a place in Bristol but I am not sure exactly where. You can get a bunch cheap.I may try clams this spring as there are no bait stealers around now like there are in summer. They are bangin' em on clams in Jersey right now.

Clammer 04-19-2006 10:55 PM

the name of the place is galloway ,s [sp]

macojoe 04-20-2006 06:29 AM

I love Clams!! :drool:

I have used clam with mixed results.

Has anyone here ever died there clams?? I have heard that coloring them make them a better bait??

I am loaded with Clams, from the Grant, Must be 100 bushels out there waiting to become bait or chowder :drool:

MakoMike 04-20-2006 06:47 AM

I think Blount seafood somewhere on the east side of the bay has them. Best to call ahead. On LI there are lots of clam boats sailing out of a town called Freeport on the south shore. You can buy shucked clams there for about $12 a bushel.

Clammer 04-20-2006 07:35 AM

Mike ya can,t get them from them //ya get them from where I said

zacs 04-20-2006 07:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clammer
the name of the place is galloway ,s [sp]

are you talking about gallielean(Sp?)?

"uffah!!" 04-20-2006 08:22 AM

Clams for Bait
 
Thanks Guys!! I did a google and came out with:
Galilean Seafood
16 Broadcommon Road
Bristol,RI 02809
(401) 253-3030

Clammer 04-20-2006 09:21 AM

ya that,s it -I had the 1st letter right :fishslap:

Skitterpop 04-20-2006 10:56 AM

That is a Montopoli Company. I know the owner very well. Provides top shelf hand shucked clams for the foodservice and chowder industry.
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A very old and locally famous salt fisherman recommends tieing the clam onto the hook with red thread. He swore by incoming tides for this bait.

zacs 04-20-2006 11:38 AM

Yep. Montipoli. I interviewed with him for a job there +/-8 years ago.

Adamfishes 04-21-2006 08:06 AM

One time I really wanted to go fishing with clams but all the bait stores around were closed. So I went to the supermarket and bought every clam they had. They were all in shells so I had to find a way to open them up, by the end of the night i was slamin em on the ground ha it was fun. There were probably 15 people at the spot i went to go fishing and I was the only one who caught fish that night:)

pmueller 04-21-2006 08:23 AM

Clams are the go to bait in jersey as mentioned above.
Any decent tackle shop should carry them.
If your fishing for bass use something to keep the bait on the hook like elastic thread or a rubber band will work.
Make sure your getting the clam with the belly.
I prefer a high lo rig.

CANAL RAT 04-21-2006 11:57 AM

you can also take the whole clam unshucked and bust it up good with the but of your bait knife and put it on the hook.it stays on the hook well and looks natural


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