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Shellfish <strong>Area</strong>sRecreational harvest of various types of shellfishis an activity enjoyed by many <strong>New</strong> <strong>Hampshire</strong>residents. State licenses are required toharvest softshell clam <strong>and</strong> oysters; othershellfish may have certain restrictions ontaking, but require no license. Softshellclams are dug from flats at or near lowtide. For advice on proper clam diggingtechniques, see page 25. Oysters are broughtup from their shallow beds using tongsor simply picked up by h<strong>and</strong>. For season,limit <strong>and</strong> take requirements for shellfish,see page 22.Clam Flat HotlineFor the latest information on closed<strong>and</strong> open shell fishing areas, call<strong>Fish</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Game</strong>’s Clam Flat Hotlineat 1-800-43-CLAMS. The hotline isupdated weekly on Friday afternoons, butharvesters should check back frequentlyfor unscheduled updates. Information isalso posted at www.<strong>Fish</strong>NH.com.Did You Know?Only <strong>New</strong> <strong>Hampshire</strong> residents areallowed to purchase licenses for thetaking of clams <strong>and</strong> oysters.Great Bay Shellfish Open/Closed <strong>Area</strong>sMadbury108LampreyRiver<strong>New</strong>market<strong>New</strong>fieldsExeterSquamscottCocheco RiverClosed to head-of-tide1084Oyster RiverDurhamCable CrossingCrommetCreekVol’sIsl<strong>and</strong>RiverStrathamBellamyRiverGreatBay108Closed to head-of-tideLittleBayDover16<strong>New</strong>ingtonNorth HamptonWinnicut River1EliotPiscataqua RiverCLOSED16OPENFabyanPointPickeringBrookGreat Bay DriveWest Greenl<strong>and</strong>Great Bay95DiscoveryCenter Greenl<strong>and</strong>Salmon Falls RiverClosed to head-of-tideMAINEPortsmouthKitteryWallis S<strong>and</strong>sState ParkRye ParsonsCreekRyeHarborYork<strong>New</strong>CastleLittleHarborAtlanticOceanSubscribeToday!Share your love offishing with others—Become a“Let’s Go <strong>Fish</strong>ing”Instructor!Volunteer instructors needed.For more information on the“Let’s Go <strong>Fish</strong>ing” program,call (603) 271-3212.Aquatic Resources EducationN.H. <strong>Fish</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Game</strong> Department2 Years of NH Wildlife Journal—Only $20!Enjoy <strong>New</strong> <strong>Hampshire</strong>’s premiere wildlife magazine inevery season, at a reduced rate of only $20 for 2 years ofNH Wildlife Journal (12 issues) or $12 for one year (6 issues).That’s a savings of up to $15.40 off the cover price!Check one: ❒ 2 years: $20 ❒ 1 year: $12Name:_ ___________________________________________Address: __________________________________________Address: __________________________________________City, state, zip:______________________________________Phone:____________________________________________❒ Check or money order made payable to NH <strong>Fish</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Game</strong>The magazinefor peoplewith outsideinterests!❒ Visa ❒ Mastercard Exp. date: _ _______________Credit card #:_ ____________________________________Signature: ________________________________________Mail this form with check or payment info to:NH <strong>Fish</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Game</strong> Dept., 11 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH 03301Allow 6–8 weeks for delivery of first issue. See www.WildNH.com for information <strong>and</strong>sample stories, or to order a gift subscription for a friend!24 2012 <strong>New</strong> <strong>Hampshire</strong> Saltwater <strong>Fish</strong>ing Digest
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