SMI Clam Shovel 11" Blade 41" Wood Handle

SMI Clam Shovel 11" Blade 41" Wood Handle

Why you need this:

hen razor clams run deep, you’ll want a shovel that can go the distance. The SMI Clam Shovel with an extended 11" steel blade and a 41" hardwood handle gives you the extra bite you need to get through heavy, wet sand. It’s a solid, no-frills tool that’s perfect for Alaska’s coastal clam grounds—whether you’re chasing limits at Clam Gulch or exploring lesser-known beaches.

How to use:

Aim the blade just behind the clam show and dig at a slight angle toward the target. The longer blade means fewer scoops to reach your prize. After use, rinse off any sand and salt to keep the steel blade sharp and rust-free.

What’s this good for?

• Razor clam digging in soft or packed sand
• Deep clams at low minus tides
• Surf zone and intertidal harvests on Alaskan shores

What can we say?

This one's for clammers who dig deep—literally. The longer blade helps you hit more targets with less effort. It’s our go-to when the clams are running low and you need to work the sand hard.

Why we love this one:

• Extra-long 11" blade is great for deep digs
• 41" handle provides control and comfort
• Strong enough for repeated use in compacted sand

Features:

• 11" steel digging blade
• 41" hardwood handle with T-grip
• Long reach and leverage for easier clamming
• Simple, durable design

Specifications:

• Blade Length: 11"
• Handle Length: 41"
• Material: Steel blade, hardwood handle
• Color: Natural wood and silver

Our Shipping:

Available for in-store pickup only. Not eligible for shipping due to size.