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:: Saturday, November 21st, 2009Town Notes
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Shellfishing Sundays: Salt Pond in Eastham is now open
Time to dig up dinner
Salt Pond off Route 6, is now open for Sunday shellfishing. cctoday photo.
Salt Pond in Eastham is now open for shellfishing on Sundays. Consult the board at the pond for times and open locations--Sunday only.
Visit the Natural Resources Department for more information.
For additional information on shellfishing and licensing from the Town of Eastham, click here. Click here for visitor recreational license info and here for taxpayer recreational license info.
Information courtesy of the Town of Eastham.
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