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Click here for an aerial photo of South Tekiu and its approximate boundaries.
HARVEST PROFILE:
South Tekiu is a good clam beach.
Native littleneck clams are the most abundant species, but Manila clams
and butter clams are also available.
This is a good oyster beach.
COOK ALL SHELLFISH: To learn about Vibriosis in
oysters and other shellfish
click here .
DIRECTIONS TO SITE:
South Tekiu is boat access only. There is no upland access to this beach. South Tekiu is about 0.4 miles long. The north end of the beach is about
0.4 miles south of Tekiu Point. The south boundary of this beach is just north of the community of Holly. Both boundaries may not be marked and there are no
outstanding landmarks. Approximate GPS coordinates to the midpoint of South Tekiu are: 47.576º N, 122.969º W.
It is recommended harvesters use these coordinates as the best landmark for this beach and
stay near this area to avoid trespassing.
Click here for a photo of the beach and approximate boundaries.
Nearest boat ramps:
Triton Cove State Park ramp
(located about six miles south of Brinnon on Highway 101) is just over 2 miles by boat from South Tekiu.
FACILITIES:
None. There is a vault toilet at Triton Cove State Park and facilities for boaters at
Pleasant Harbor Marina.
Click on photo to enlarge. 
Click here for aerial photo of the beach and surrounding area (boundaries not shown)
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