Claming, was one of the fun things that we would do as a family. We stayed in Brewster which is on the bay side. Go out in low tide and dig for Quahog clams. We would either make clam chowder or have stuffed clams. You will need a shellfish permit, clam rake, a bucket and a pair of old sneakers. We bought 4 prong cultivator rakes before we left for the cape. You maybe be able to rent a clam rake at one of the tackle shops? If you hit something hard while raking it is most likely a clam. Within a 10 ft circle you will find others.