Sag Harborites are expert clam shuckers, as evidenced by this photo from 2017’s HarborFest clam-shucking contest. But this August, East Hampton shuckers get their first chance at the spotlight.

Sag Harborites are expert clam shuckers, as evidenced by this photo from 2017’s HarborFest clam-shucking contest. But this August, East Hampton shuckers get their first chance at the spotlight.

Sag Harborites are expert clam shuckers, as evidenced by this photo from 2017’s HarborFest clam-shucking contest. But this August, East Hampton shuckers get their first chance at the spotlight.

Beth Young

Beth Young

Beth Young built her first boat out of driftwood tied together with phragmites behind her family’s apartment above the old Mill Creek Inn in Southold. Nowadays, she spends most of her time kayaking, learning about shellfish, writing newspaper stories, trying to sail a Sunfish, and watching the way the bay changes from day to day. You can send her a message at [email protected]

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