Hi,
I took some oysters off of some mussel beds at low tide. Any concerns with eating oysters that sit out of the water at low tide?
Thanks,
G
Oysters
1,867 views·12 replies·by We'll_Sea
Hi,
I took some oysters off of some mussel beds at low tide. Any concerns with eating oysters that sit out of the water at low tide?
Thanks,
G
No problem at all. AAMOF the first batch of wild oysters I ever got was from a bed in Mt. Sinai. My buddy and I were duck hunting in his layout boat. As the tide went out we found ourselves high and dry on a
AdmiralOriginal Crew21,694 postsSince 2018
No problem at all. AAMOF the first batch of wild oysters I ever got was from a bed in Mt. Sinai. My buddy and I were duck hunting in his layout boat. As the tide went out we found ourselves high and dry on a mussel bed. Our thoughts were, "Better fresh oysters than fresh duck!!"My first was Stony brook exact same scenario
AdmiralOriginal Crew40,955 postsSince 2018
Not for nothing, but when water temps get above 65 °F I wouldn't bother getting oysters for eating raw. The start getting ready for reproduction and lose their best flavor...
Glad you posted that Bud. At 65 degrees lots of things happen in those bays and it's not all good.
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,182 postsSince 2018
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