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You are here: Home / Home Top List / Kirk Lombard of Sea Forager Takes Us on a Seafood Adventure

Kirk Lombard of Sea Forager Takes Us on a Seafood Adventure

August 4, 2019 by Michelle

Call 650-553-4133 before you harvest shellfish

Call 650-553-4133 before you harvest shellfish for red tide says Kirk Lombard.

PHOTO-ESSAY/ VIDEO/ LINKS. Mussels, clams, and other recreationally harvested mussels in San Mateo County are unsafe to eat. California Department of Public Health has detected elevated levels of paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) toxins in mussels in Pacifica. The sample was over the 80g/100g alert level. For your safety, please do not consume any shellfish until further notice.

For the most up to date information, contact the California Department of Public Health’s Marine Biotoxin Program, at 1-800-553-4133, or click here.

Sea Forager Website

Sustainable seafood subscription (CSF), and San Francisco Bay Area coastal fishing & foraging walking tours.

Sea Forager Facebook ~ Follow them!

The Sea Forager Guide to the Northern California Coast

In The Sea Forager’s Guide to the Northern California Coast, Kirk Lombard combines a startling depth of knowledge with wry humor and colorful storytelling to guide readers’ quests to hook fish, dig clams, and pick seaweed for themselves. Leighton Kelly’s stunning, occasionally idiosyncratic illustrations complement practical instructions for gathering a variety of fish and seafood and delicious recipes for what to do with each catch. Lombard, a former staff member at the state Department of Fish and Game and founder of the foraging tour company/seafood delivery service Sea Forager Seafood, insists that his readers follow all regulations and encourages sustainable practices above and beyond what the State of California requires. This quirky and useful how-to is sure to inspire an empowering epicurean adventure.

Winner: Northern California Book Awards 2017

​Let the Sea Forager Adventure Begin!

Horseneck Clam hole with Seaweed attached to clam’s siphon.Horseneck Clam hole with Seaweed attached to clam's siphon.

 

Spotting the Horseneck Clam hole. Dig around the center of the hole.

 

Innkeeper Worm volcano-like holes.

Innkeeper Worm volcano-like holes

 

CLICK HERE  >>> Fat Innkeeper Worm     See the siphon?

CLICK HERE >>> Monterey Bay Aquarium Live Facebook Video of the Innkeeper worm and its resident friends.

Ghost Shrimp

Siphoning a ghost shrimp hole

Siphoning a Ghost Shrimp hole. Favorite eats of Surf Perch.

How to Make a Ghost Shrimp Pump

How to Catch Ghost Shrimp

Surf Fishing with Live Ghost Shrimp

 

Innkeeper worm up close.

Also called the Penis Fish. Latin: Urechis Caupo. ~ More on Wikipedia

Rear spiny end of Innkeeper Worm. Innkeeper worm up close. Also called the Penis Fish. Latin: Urechis Caupo. ~ More on Wikipedia

The Innkeeper Worm’s siphon.

Horseneck Clam and Kirk Lombard of Sea Forager.

Horseneck Clam and Kirk Lombard of Sea Forager

Horseneck Clam

Kirk Lombard, Sea Forager and Horseneck Clam

Kirk Lombard prepares to prepare Horseneck Clam to eat

Kirk Lombard prepares to prepare Horseneck Clam to eat.

How to Clean a Horseneck Clam : Chef Skills & Prep Tip VIDEO

Playing with Innkeeper Worms, Digging up Innkeeper Worms, Opening the Horseneck Clam, Filleting the Horseneck Clam:

Kirk Lombard of Sea Forager from mdragony on Vimeo.

 

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Granada Community Services District’s Parks and Recs

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