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Both oyster season and bay scallop season will open Sunday October 30th, 2011.
There are two places that have been planted with oysters this year. Scudder Lane (to the left) and West Bay (to the left between the 4th and 6th piers).
Bay St has residual oysters leftover from last years short season so there will be some bigger ones there. Nothing new was planted there this year.
Please note that Bay St. and North Bay are not open until Nov. 2nd for recreational harvest. |
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Oysters in Prince's Cove! |
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Clamming for Kids was a great success again!
Two classes were offered during Spring Break. |
Bob Silva and granddaughter enjoy time together searching for shellfish at
Clamming for Kids day. |
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| BARS members shucking oysters in preparation for the 20th Annual West Barnstable Village Festival. |
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The BARS February 7th membership meeting will feature Nancy Church, School and Interpretive Programs Coordinator at the Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. Nancy will share her love and enthusiasm for the coast while explaining the value of estuaries, the services they provide and the key role that shellfish have in maintaining the health of our bays.
Nancy Church has been developing and presenting programs on the natural resources of Cape Cod for the past 25 years. Previously she worked at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History and Mass Audubon's Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, leading walks, boat tours, classroom and field studies. |
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BARS float in the Barnstable July 4th Parade |
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Lenny Clark and Steve Hoxie preparing chowder
for Marstons Mills River Day |
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