GWguy
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That would be absolutely terrific. Didn't know that there were ever real bay scallops this far south, always thought of them as a colder water critter. I know of the Sag Harbor outfit. There is a Nature Preserve very close by where my college buds and I got permission to "take a few for dinner". We toted 2 30 gallon garbage cans out of there and shucked scallops for days. But so worth it. If you've never had fresh, and I mean really fresh bay scallops prepared properly, you've never had seafood.
Most of the scallops in Long Island Sound were decimated from red tide, and have yet to recover fully. Every time the population takes off, the red or brown tide wipe them out again. It would be wonderful to see them re-populated here too.
Most of the scallops in Long Island Sound were decimated from red tide, and have yet to recover fully. Every time the population takes off, the red or brown tide wipe them out again. It would be wonderful to see them re-populated here too.