In the order of largest to smallest, these clams are called: quahogs (chowderhogs), cherrystones, topnecks, littlenecks, and countnecks. Hard clams are regulated by DMR and some coastal …

These areas open and close depending on various conditions that affect pollution levels, such as wastewater treatment plants, sewage treatment plants, marinas, rainfall, or seasons. You may …

Below is a map showing Maine shellfish growing areas including closures, water quality classifications, and aquaculture information. Select polygons to access links with additional …

Smaller ocean quahogs from Maine waters marketed as “mahogany clams” are sold on the raw half-shell market or for steaming. Use as substitute for cherrystones or littlenecks. Surf clams …

Live lobsters, steamers, fresh soft shell frying clams, Maine shrimp, local scallops, fresh lobster meat and custom cut fresh fillets are only a few of the signature items we offer.

Shellfish harvest closures represented on this map extend to mean high water. Any apparent gaps between closure boundaries and the shoreline are the result of a basemap discrepancy. This …

Maine Live Lobsters and Fresh Seafood Shipped to your Home, Family and Friends in a Decorative Gift Package! Fresh Clam Strips are great for frying or that special seafood recipe. …

Order littleneck and steamer clams online today. Little neck clams come in a count of 12, while our steamer clams are shipped by the pound. Place your online order for clams today and we’ll …