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Where can I dig for clams in Bay Area?

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The best places to find Pacific littlenecks are Bodega and Tomales bays, in Los Angeles and southern Orange counties, and Malibu Point. Other littleneck clams can also be found along California's coast, but none are as plentiful and easy to find as the Pacific littleneck.

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