2009 Clamming Tides
Ninilchik, Alaska
June 2010
Date
Weekday
Time
Tide Height (ft.)
2010-06-01
Tue
01:12 PM
-0.29
2010-06-10
Thu
08:53 AM
-0.93
2010-06-11
Fri
09:35 AM
-2.35
2010-06-12
Sat
10:16 AM
-3.49
2010-06-13
Sun
10:59 AM
-4.23
2010-06-14
Mon
11:42 AM
-4.44
2010-06-15
Tue
12:27 PM
-4.09
2010-06-16
Wed
01:13 PM
-3.16
2010-06-17
Thu
02:01 PM
-1.77
2010-06-18
Fri
02:54 PM
-0.08
2010-06-22
Tue
07:13 AM
-0.08
2010-06-23
Wed
08:11 AM
-1.06
2010-06-24
Thu
09:00 AM
-1.85
2010-06-25
Fri
09:44 AM
-2.38
2010-06-26
Sat
10:24 AM
-2.62
2010-06-27
Sun
11:01 AM
-2.56
2010-06-28
Mon
11:36 AM
-2.21
2010-06-29
Tue
12:10 PM
-1.56
2010-06-30
Wed
12:44 PM
-0.64
July 2010
Date
Weekday
Time
Tide Height (ft.)
2010-07-09
Fri
08:31 AM
-0.53
2010-07-10
Sat
09:17 AM
-2.26
2010-07-11
Sun
10:00 AM
-3.71
2010-07-12
Mon
10:43 AM
-4.66
2010-07-13
Tue
11:25 AM
-4.95
2010-07-14
Wed
12:08 PM
-4.51
2010-07-15
Thu
12:30 AM
-0.14
2010-07-15
Thu
12:52 PM
-3.34
2010-07-16
Fri
01:20 AM
-0.13
2010-07-16
Fri
01:36 PM
-1.58
2010-07-23
Fri
08:53 AM
-0.42
2010-07-24
Sat
09:34 AM
-1.09
2010-07-25
Sun
10:09 AM
-1.54
2010-07-26
Mon
10:42 AM
-1.73
2010-07-27
Tue
11:12 AM
-1.61
2010-07-28
Wed
11:42 AM
-1.15
2010-07-29
Thu
12:12 PM
-0.34
August 2010
Date
Weekday
Time
Tide Height (ft.)
2010-08-07
Sat
08:11 AM
-0.05
2010-08-08
Sun
08:58 AM
-1.94
2010-08-09
Mon
09:41 AM
-3.47
2010-08-10
Tue
10:23 AM
-4.38
2010-08-10
Tue
10:39 PM
-0.70
2010-08-11
Wed
11:04 AM
-4.52
2010-08-11
Wed
11:24 PM
-1.77
2010-08-12
Thu
11:45 AM
-3.85
2010-08-13
Fri
12:10 AM
-2.16
2010-08-13
Fri
12:26 PM
-2.43
2010-08-14
Sat
12:56 AM
-1.81
2010-08-14
Sat
01:09 PM
-0.45
2010-08-15
Sun
01:47 AM
-0.83
2010-08-23
Mon
09:47 AM
-0.30
2010-08-24
Tue
10:15 AM
-0.57
2010-08-25
Wed
10:43 AM
-0.53
2010-08-26
Thu
11:11 AM
-0.15
September 2010
Date
Weekday
Time
Tide Height (ft.)
2010-09-06
Mon
08:34 AM
-1.28
2010-09-07
Tue
09:17 AM
-2.56
2010-09-07
Tue
09:36 PM
-0.82
2010-09-08
Wed
09:58 AM
-3.21
2010-09-08
Wed
10:20 PM
-2.57
2010-09-09
Thu
10:38 AM
-3.12
2010-09-09
Thu
11:03 PM
-3.55
2010-09-10
Fri
11:19 AM
-2.28
2010-09-10
Fri
11:47 PM
-3.63
2010-09-11
Sat
12:00 PM
-0.81
2010-09-12
Sun
12:32 AM
-2.83
2010-09-13
Mon
01:19 AM
-1.32
2010-09-23
Thu
10:31 PM
-0.09
2010-09-24
Fri
11:02 PM
-0.44
2010-09-25
Sat
11:33 PM
-0.40
2010-09-27
Mon
12:06 AM
0.00
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Smaller than a dollar bill and about an inch and a half thick, razor clams,
or razors as they’re referred to, are one of the most highly sought-after
Pacific seafood’s.
Dug on uncovered beaches at very low tides (See table
to the left), the clams are harvested in a narrow window of roughly
one hour before and one hour after low tide. Digging involves a specialized
technique in order to avoid breaking the shell, requiring more skill than
just finding a clam hole or 'show' and moving a little sand to expose the
bivalve; razors unlike most Pacific clams are quite mobile and often escape
from slower, or less experienced diggers.
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