Washington Dept. of Fish and WildlifeSHELLFISH REGULATIONS
Tokeland Marina

Shellfish: Dungeness crab check season

This page was last updated on:
Monday, June 01, 2009 - 13:57PM PDT
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The Tokeland Marina may be accessed by boat or by land from Front Lane. From Raymond, follow SR 105 north to Tokeland Road (milepost 18.6). Turn left on Tokeland Road, which becomes Kindred Avenue, and follow to Front Lane. Turn left on Front Lane.


Parking is available on site and across Front Lane.

There is no camping allowed at this site. However, there are privately owned camping areas available in the Tokeland area.

Sanitary facilities are available on-site.


Boat launch on site.


For additional information call WDFW Region 6 headquarters (360) 249-4628 or Pacific County Department of Community Development (360) 875-9356

Please check the Dept. of Health Biotoxin web page for updates.
Please check the D.O.H. website for health restrictions

Please also check out Washington State Parks pages

SpeciesMin. SizeLimits and Rules
Razor ClamsnoneFirst 15 dug must be kept regardless of size or condition.
Native Littlenecks11/2" 40 clams or 10 lbs. in the shell, whichever comes first
all species combined except Geoduck or Horse
Manila Littlenecks11/2"
Butter Clams11/2"
Cockle Clams11/2Bonus limit: 24 cockles in addition to the regular hardshell/softshell clam limit.
Eastern Softshells ClamsnoneMust be retained regardless of size or condition
Macomas Clamsnone
All other marine clams none
Geoduck ClamsnoneFirst 3 dug, It is unlawful to possess only the neck of a geoduck.
Horse clamsnoneFirst 7 dug
Oysters2 1/2"18, Shucked on beach, Leave shells at the same place and tide height where they where collected.
MusselsNone10 Pounds in the shell

The species below are open year round

Goose BarnaclesNone10 Pounds whole or 5 pounds Barnacle stalks
Sand ShrimpNone10 dozen
SeaweedNone10 Pounds wet weight, All state parks are closed to harvest except Fort Flagler and Fort Worden and Fort Ebey which are open April 16 to May 15 only


Unclassified Marine Invertebrates

The harvest of unclassified marine invertebrates is not allowed on state park beaches.

Moon SnailsNone5 Snails, No harvest in state parks, Possession limit is one daily limit
NudibranchsNone2 Nudibranchs, No harvest in state parks, Possession limit is one daily limit
All othersNoneStarfish, Sand dollars, Shore crab, Snails, ect. Aggregate of 10, No harvest in state parks, Possession limit is one daily limit

Please check the Fishing and Shellfishing Regulations for latest information on closures or emergency updates.


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