How Fishermen Reveal Clams Under Sand

This short video shows a clever razor clam fishing technique using a heavy wooden tool that looks like a sled or wooden box. Razor clams live deep under wet sand, making them difficult to spot. When the fisherman drags the wooden tool across the surface, it presses down on the sand and creates sudden pressure underground. This pressure causes the hidden clams to contract or release water, making tiny holes, bubbles, or marks appear on the surface. These signs reveal the exact hiding spots of the razor clams, allowing the fisherman to catch them more easily.