#GEO DUCK SKELETAL LICENSE#

* Razor clams may be harvest by hand, shovel, clam gun or tube with an opening no less than 4' (cylindrical) or 4' X 3' (elliptical). SIZE LIMITS, HARVEST METHODS, OTHER SPECIFICATIONS Sell any sport caught fish or shellfish, except the skeletal remains of nongame marine fish.Assist in the harvest of another person’s catch except under an Oregon Disabilities Hunting and Fishing Permit.Use chemicals to take fish, shellfish or marine invertebrates.Waste fish, shellfish or marine invertebrates.These areas have signs indicating their locations and are listed and mapped in the Sport Fishing Regulations book. OPEN AREAS: All areas are open except Marine Gardens, Marine Reserves, Research Reserves, Habitat Refuges, and Shellfish Preserves. of Agriculture (ODA), 80 or check their website before you go to learn about any current health advisories.

ODFW and the Oregon Department of Agriculture monitor shellfish safety on a regular basis to ensure shellfish are safe to eat. Always contact Oregon Dept. HEALTH ADVISORIES: Crabbing and clamming occasionally can be closed due to elevated levels of biotoxins or other health issues. OPEN SEASON: Entire year and at all hours (exceptions are listed under “Harvest methods and restrictions” in the table below) and except when any state agency has issued a public health advisory.

#GEO DUCK SKELETAL LICENSE#

Licenses are available for a day or a full-year and can be purchased online, from an ODFW license agents or at an ODFW office that sells licenses. LICENSE REQUIREMENTS: Everyone 12 years and older needs a license to harvest shellfish. For complete information, Sport Fishing Regulations books may be obtained at ODFW offices and wherever licenses are sold. The following summarizes the regulations for marine shellfish and invertebrates in the Pacific Ocean, coastal bays and beaches.

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