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1. foursquare.com › vancouver › best-places-clamsThe 15 Best Places for Clams in Vancouver - Foursquare

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   May 21, 2024 · Order fresh Manila clams with a side of sambal, chicken wings, and a bubbly pot of chicken curry. Delightfully delicious. Read more.

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2. www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca › fm-gp › recRecreational shellfish harvesting rules and regulations in B.C.

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   Nov 7, 2023 · Clams are bivalve shellfish. Eating bivalve shellfish harvested from a closed area is unsafe. Check the area that you are planning to harvest in to make sure that it is open every time you go out. The total combined daily limit of all species of clams harvested is: 24 in the Pacific Rim National Park; 60 in all other parts of Areas 11 to 27

3. destinationlesstravel.com › best-vancouver-restaurants21 BEST Restaurants in Vancouver (Chosen by a Local!)

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   • Blue Water Cafe. Location: 1095 Hamilton Street. Type of food: Seafood fine dining. Average cost per meal: $42 CAD. Why we love it: Perfectly cooked fresh seafood.
   • Hydra Estiatorio Mediterranean. Location: 475 Howe Street. Type of food: Greek food. Average cost per meal: $41 CAD for meals, $125 CAD for platter. Why we love it: Delicious food with a great authentic Mediterranean-inspired setting.
   • Danbo. Location: 1833 W 4th Ave. Type of food: Ramen. Average cost per meal: $14 CAD. Why we love it: Ultra-customizable ramen. When ramen is cooked well, it is one of the most delicious things you can eat, in my opinion.
   • Five Sails Restaurant. Location: Suite 410 – 999 Canada Place. Type of food: French fusion. Average cost per meal: $50 CAD. Why we love it: Award-winning food served with stunning waterfront views.

4. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentRecreational shellfish harvesting - Province of British Columbia

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   • Is The Area Open For Harvesting?
   • What Species Can I Harvest and How Much?
   • How Do I Transport, Store and Cook My Product?
   • What Are Recreational Shellfish Reserves and Where Are They located?

   Before you harvest you must check to ensure the areas you wish to dig for clams and collect oysters are open for harvesting. There are two primary reasons a beach might be closed, one is a sanitary closure and the other is a Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning (PSP) closure. It is essential that you check each time just prior to harvest as the closures c...

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   There are a number of different shellfish that you can harvest from the beach and some that you should leave behind. The most popular species to harvest are little neck and manila clams and pacific oysters. Information on all of these can be found in the Tidal Water Sport Fishing Guide. This publication can be found at many tackle shops or download...

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   The British Columbia Center for Disease Control has produced a brochure on shellfish safety that provides harvesting, transport, storage and cooking advice. 1. Read the brochure(PDF)

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   Despite the increasing demand for commercial use of the coastline, there are still readily accessible beaches available to the public for recreational shellfish harvesting opportunities. In most cases, recreational harvesters will share these beaches with commercial wild harvesters and First Nations, who harvest for food, social and ceremonial purp...

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5. www.yelp.ca › searchTOP 10 BEST Clams in Vancouver, BC - Updated 2024 - Yelp

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   Top 10 Best clams Near Vancouver, British Columbia. 1. Fanny Bay Oyster Bar & Shellfish Market. 2. Nightingale. 3. The Shellfish Shack. 4. Rodney’s Oyster House.

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6. dailyhive.com › vancouver › bucket-list-eats-vancouver21 bucket list eats you need to try in Vancouver at least once

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   Eating all of Vancouver’s drool-worthy food is an impossible feat, so we’ve narrowed it down to just 21 essential incredible eats that you need to try while in town. Here are some bucket list eats you need to try in, and around, Vancouver at least once.

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   Can you harvest clams in British Columbia?

   • People living and visiting coastal British Columbia have a unique opportunity to harvest clams, mussels and oysters almost year round. Is the area open for harvesting? Before you harvest you must check to ensure the areas you wish to dig for clams and collect oysters are open for harvesting.

   Recreational shellfish harvesting - Province of British Columbia

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   Where to eat clam chowder?

   • 1. Fanny Bay Oyster Bar & Shellfish Market “We had steamed clams (one order turned into two), large cocktail shrimp, yummy crispy fried pickles...” more 2. Rodney’s Oyster House “I also ordered their clam chowder and steamed clams. Both were delicious!” more 3. Cardero’s Restaurant & Marine Pub

   Top 10 Best Steamed Clams in Vancouver, BC - Yelp

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   Are clams bivalve shellfish?

   • Clams are bivalve shellfish. Eating bivalve shellfish harvested from a closed area is unsafe. Check the area that you are planning to harvest in to make sure that it is open every time you go out. We encourage you to fill in holes to protect exposed juvenile clams. If possible, don’t dig clams unless you intend to keep them.

   Recreational shellfish harvesting rules and regulations in B.C

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   Can you eat clams if you catch abalone?

   • All incidentally caught abalone must be released alive to the place where you caught them in a way that causes the least harm to the shellfish. Clams are bivalve shellfish. Eating bivalve shellfish harvested from a closed area is unsafe. Check the area that you are planning to harvest in to make sure that it is open every time you go out.

   Recreational shellfish harvesting rules and regulations in B.C

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8. www.yelp.ca › searchTOP 10 BEST Steamed Clams in Vancouver, BC - Yelp

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   Top 10 Best steamed clams Near Vancouver, British Columbia. 1. Fanny Bay Oyster Bar & Shellfish Market. 2. Rodney’s Oyster House.