Clam

The fish was tagged in Clam lake near the DNR access ramp.

New Michigan State Record Great Lakes Muskie Caught in Torch Lake, Near Traverse City 2009

The fish was tagged in Clam lake near the DNR access ramp.

New Michigan State Record Great Lakes Muskie Caught in Torch Lake, Near Traverse City 2009

Kim Jordan is hooping it up on the bar in Clam Gulch, Alaska.

Hooping.org | Blog | Kim Jordan 2009

There was no two-sided will in Clam's first friend, nor in the energies which were steadily bearing him on towards his aim.

The Hills of the Shatemuc 1856

Ours was called Clam, and was all bleached wood and Bose home-entertainment system.

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It came from a pay phone outside a seafood shack called the Clam Bar in Napeague.

Beach Road Patterson, James, 1947- 2006

The storm grew worse instead of less, but Captain Ross was a good seaman, and in about an hour he brought the _Fairy_ into a sheltered harbor known as Clam Cove, because of the number of clams that were dug there.

Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Christmas Tree Cove Laura Lee Hope

Only one building, except those connected with the lighthouses, near at hand, this a small, gray-shingled bungalow about two hundred yards away, separated from the lights by the narrow stream called Clam Creek -- Seth always spoke of it as the "Crick" -- which, turning in behind the long surf-beaten sandspit known, for some forgotten reason, as "Black Man's Point," continued to the salt-water pond which was named "The Cove."

The Woman-Haters: a yarn of Eastboro twin-lights Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

"She is an odd little fish called Clam; and I didn't pick her up at all; -- Mr. Landholm did that."

Hills of the Shatemuc Susan Warner 1852

The city of Newburyport, once known as Clam Town,'' built the Shellfish Purification Plant at least 80 years ago to cleanse clams taken from the Merrimack River.

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