Surf City Flooding rlbi1 – High Water
http://hudson.dl.stevens-tech.edu/sfas/d/index.shtml?station=U226 A number of our members live in Surf city. When we hear an alert for "coastal flooding" what does that mean? The above URL and the information below will help people compare a flood forecast to the...
Waretown Rakeout
On Saturday, November 2nd, over 45 RCTB volunteers came to our Waretown lease site for our annual clam rake out and planting. We planted approximately 178 thousand seed clams from five different upweller sites. We raked out previously planted clams and divided them...
CATTUS CLEAN UP & CLOSING
We will be meeting this Friday, 11/1/19, at 10 am to clean the spat tank and upweller and close the facility for the season. A crew from Beach Haven arrived today to transport the shell bags to be deposited on Mordecai Island. Thank you! We do have quite few loose...
CATTUS MAINTENANCE
The maintenance at Cattus today is canceled due to weather. Stay tuned for further announcements. Weather conditions for the next few days do not look good. Erich Meyer
Clam Planting
On Monday morning twelve volunteers from three different upweller sites planted over 175,000 seed clams on our Waretown lease. The clams came from Holiday Harbor, Trader’s Cove and Mantoloking Yacht Club. Trader’s Cove and MYC will have one more day of work to...
CATTUS MAINTENANCE
Frank Vives and I removed all of the animals in the upwellers from Trader's Cove and Cattus today so there will be no regular maintenance performed at Cattus this week. The spat tank pump feed however is still active. I will keep you informed concerning the...
Clam Planting
Twelve volunteers from three different upweller sites planted over 175,000 seed clams on our Waretown lease this morning. The clams came from Holiday Harbor, Trader's Cove and Mantoloking Yacht Club. Trader's Cove and MYC will have one more day to remove the pump,...
End of Year Update
The 2019 shellfish growing season in its final weeks and we will be planting our clams shortly. It was an unusual year in that we had bay scallops for a while and we had some new seed size rules that required us to move our oysters three times as they grew beyond...
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