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we had our last daylight minus tide on september 24, 2008. the next daylight minus tide will be on February 4, 2009. the shellfish and pots are surviving well. late in the summer, many small starfish would get into the lowest tide pots, and eat plenty of small oysters. i moved most of the lowest tide level pots to a higher level to keep them away from the majority of starfish. i've double bagged the sandbags, and added more interlocking rebar to the pots. the pots should survive all but the most extreme storms. below are lots of summer/fall shellfish pot photos, with captions.
Location of Manaco Oyster Pots
Location of Manaco Oyster Pots
Location of Manaco Oyster Pots
Manaco High Tide
Oyster Clusters
Oyster Clusters
Oyster Clusters
Oyster Clusters
Oyster Clusters
Starfish
Starfish
0.0 tide level Louie's Oyster Pots
0.0 tide level pots
0.0 tide level pots
0.0 tide level pots
0.0 tide level pots
Louie Sam Bella
0.0 tide level Louie's Oyster Pots under water
+4.0 tide level Louie's Oyster Pots
+4.0 tide level Louie's Oyster Pots
+4.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
+4.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
+4.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
+4.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
+4.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
+2.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
+2.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
+2.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
+2.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
+2.0 tide level Manaco Community Club Pots
Julia and Anca Wilson
Julia and fish
Sam watching
Julia's thank you note
Julia's thank you note
Virginica Oysters
Olympia Oysters
Manila Clams
December 2007 Storm
December 2007 Storm
