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North Umpqua Trail
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fishermen's seafood market
When you dig into some succulent fried or grilled clams, it
isn't likely that you'd think, "Wow, I can't wait to eat this farmgrown seafood." But unless you're grabbing dinner at the Fishermen's Seafood Market you're not getting the wild caught clams
and freshly caught seafood you'd expect when you're in Oregon.
The market is the ONLY place on the West coast that sends its
own boats out specifically to dive for wild clams. It also catches
its own seafood and sells it in its store year-round. Sit in the
restaurant or on the wharf and enjoy a bowl of the restaurant's
best chowder or take your prize home and make it part of your
next meal. We're open from 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday
through Saturday, and from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Sundays. Hours are seasonal.

region 3: southwest coast

The Only Place On The West Coast That Serves And Sells Wild Caught Clams

As fresh as it gets
CALL US AT: 541-267-CRAB
FRESH SEAFOOD MARKET & RESTAURANT
200 S. Bayshore Dr. Coos Bay, Oregon 97420
Homemade Chowder - Hand-cut Fish & Chips
The Only Harvester of Wild Oregon Clams
Open Monday - Saturday
10:30am - 8pm (hours are seasonal)

www.fishermensseafoodmarket.com

sunset oceanfront lodging
Sunset Oceanfront Lodging sprawls along
three blocks of beachfront property, commanding a panoramic
view of a flat sandy beach with tide pools, monumental sea stacks
and spectacular sunsets from its perch on the edge of a bluff.
Sunset Oceanfront Lodg