nickguo

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原帖由 Islander1998 于 2012-4-23 23:24 发表
这一带海滩贝壳类海产不是说都有污染、不能食用？

是的,DFO已经post了


Area 19Subarea 19-8 closed to all bivalve shellfish except manila clams, littleneck clams, oysters and mussels;Balance of Area 19 closed to all bivalve shellfish.

楼主采集的地点刚好在19-8以内,而且照片看起来是littleneck所以ok :)


http://www-ops2.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/xnet/content/fns/index.cfm?pg=view_notice&lang=en&ID=recreational&ispsp=1&areas=east_coast

nickguo

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原帖由 goodlucklm 于 2012-4-23 21:17 发表
不错！谢谢分享！！
那个大海螺我也捡到过，可是怎么做都觉得太硬。
我今天下午去了GYRO PARK，就在UVIC 附近，那里退潮退了挺远，我发现沙滩上也有象軷蚌可以挖，只是离水太近，没挖出来。

Gyro附近的还是不要了,废水就排在附近,过了sooke很多地方可以挖,而且只有butter clams and scallops不能挖

nickguo

It's Bamberton Provincial Park

http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/bamberton/

V0R 2P4

nickguo

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原帖由 YoYaHairDesign 于 2012-5-9 14:29 发表
哦，多谢！
求教：一般要退潮时挖吧？挖多深会有？有没有什么技巧啊？从来没挖来呢。

当然退潮挖, 不然就要潜水了,呵呵...,一定要退大潮的时候,不然可能啥都挖不到

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基本没有技巧, 如果不是挖geoduck(象拔蚌,看这个帖子http://zone.haiguinet.com/Sun/zone_article.php?p=94521 中国人干劲真足--这个要看海滩的气孔,然后用一个特殊的工具,就是没有底的铁桶,罩住,你就慢慢淘把)

你去的地方基本就是butter/manila/little neck这类的沙蚌,在退潮的沙地,看到有气孔的地方,butter的气孔不小,用脚踩一下,会喷水, 然后你就挖吧...


http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/rec/SFG-GPS/SFGtidal-GPSmaree-2011-eng.pdf

有具体的limit啥的这里有

http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/rec/species-especes/shelltable-tableaucoquille-eng.htm

nickguo

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原帖由 YoYaHairDesign 于 2012-5-9 19:34 发表
NICK太专业了，钓鱼什么的真得跟你混了。
你啥时有空带我去钓两次鱼吧，先把我启蒙出徒哇。
你剪发我永久免费了。

等夏天吧,现在二娃儿小,我自己都很少有机会去

nickguo

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原帖由 goodlucklm 于 2012-5-9 15:58 发表
上周退大潮去了bamberton，一般，海滩很小，贝壳也不是很多。
我看老外都带工程用的大铁铲，挖方圆几米的大坑。

我上次在美国奥林匹亚半岛看到老外的工具才是专业,插下去一转,直接就出货了

google到了

nickguo

不是的，很多地方都closed， 如果挖，会给开罚单的， 自己挖之前看看rules
http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/contamination/biotox/index-eng.html
victoria附近就不要去了，全部close

最近的能挖的地方就是20-6/7

Area 17 Map	Subareas 17-1 to 17-3 and 17-11 closed to all bivalve shellfish; Subareas 17-4, 17-6, 17-10, 17-12, 17-13, 17-15, 17-17, 17-18 closed to all bivalve shellfish except manila clams, littleneck clams, oysters, mussels, geoduck and horse clams; Subarea 17-5 closed to all bivalve shellfish except manila clams, littleneck clams, oysters, mussels, geoduck, horse clams and butter clams; Subareas 17-7 to 17-9 17-14, 17-19 and 17-21 closed to all bivalve shellfish except manila clams, littleneck clams, oysters and mussels; Subarea 17-16 closed to all bivalve shellfish except manila clams, littleneck clams, oysters, mussels, geoduck, horse clams and cockles; Subarea 17-20 closed to all bivalve shellfish except manila clams, littleneck clams, oysters, mussels, geoduck, horse clams and scallops; Balance of Area 17 closed to butter clams and scallops only.	Area 17 closures
Area 18 Map	Subareas 18-3 and 18-7 closed to all bivalve shellfish except manila clams, littleneck clams, oysters and mussels; Balance of Area 18 closed to all bivalve shellfish.	Area 18 closures
Area 19 Map	Closed to all bivalve shellfish.	Area 19 closures
Area 20 Map	Subareas 20-1 to 20-4 closed to all bivalve shellfish except mussels; Subarea 20-5 closed to all bivalve shellfish except mussels, geoduck and horse clams; Subareas 20-6 and 20-7 closed to butter clams and scallops only.