Sentence examples for caught clams from inspiring English sources

For a closer look at the wildlife, rent a kayak from JB's Fish Camp, a laid-back restaurant that serves locally caught clams and blackened gator.

Downstairs, the jovial flag-bedecked space has been a sailors' haunt since 1918, and is still the go-to place for an expertly mixed gin and tonic or a plate of freshly caught clams and limpets.

Sometimes, rather than letting clams drop to the ground, herring gulls try to catch the clam in mid-air.

I've never seen razor clams caught like that.

Buddy and the boys speared fish, caught lobster, gathered clams.

(Holding fresh-caught clams, an open weave basket would allow them to drain; a tight-woven container might carry tiny items like seeds).

There are clams from Canada, abalone from South Africa, locally caught crabs with their claws held closed by elastic bands.

VANCOUVER, CANADA For most of the past 5000 years, the hunter-gatherers known as the Aleuts have lived on Sanak Island off the southern coast of Alaska, surviving on the local fish and marine mammals they caught as well as clams and mussels collected in the intertidal zone around their island.

I caught Shannon and the Clams, Yellow Fever, and The Vivian Girls, all of whom were awesome.

Making the obscure habitat of southeast Bolivia their home, Gustavo Mizushima's clams recently caught the attention of chef Jaime Barbas García and restaurateur Jorge Calvo from the Jardin de Asia restaurant in Santa Cruz de la Sierra.

(The plot was to include pearl divers getting caught in a giant clam).