Farms: Clam farming in Cedar Key, Florida

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1. What a great video, keep up the sustainable work!
2. Nobody can "poor mouth" their income or survival better than a fisherman. They are natural born liars. Follow them home and see what they live in, I'll bet it ain't too shabby.
3. How are they doing down there today? This is great
4. thats my dad how you know him
5. Hi, i m form Turkey and i need to contact whit Mr.Ken for clam farming can you help me pls?
6. Very interesting, I've been to Cedar Key many many times and never knew they raised clams there. I knew you could get scallops but thought clams were more Northern Atlantic. Very nice to know but it looks like some hard work.
7. I've been a Clam Farmer for 17 years. You do NOT put 1400 in a bag, you WILL kill 75% of them stocking them at that density. You do NOT use chicken wire, it rusts and turns into needles which will stab you through the thickest gloves you can buy. and you MUST check the bags after they have come of the grader, or you WILL have two to three mudders* in them. *Clam shells which are held shut by mud stuck inside, look just like live clams until you ruin a whole batch when trying to cook them.
8. I have been eating clams my whole life, but mostly raw. The clams from cedar key are GREAT steamed or in a dish. However, they just do not have that wonderful Briney taste from a cold water clam. Good Vid ! 
9. Good little documentary. I enjoyed it!
10. @MrHippie17 Thanks for the comment. It was fun filming the process. Nice folks too!
11. Here's a live song from the Big Deck Raw Bar about waking up to a Cedar Key sunrise. :)