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Punch Magazine

Meet Moss Beach’s Kirk and Camilla Lombard, the fisherman and fishwife behind Sea Forgar Tours and Seafood CSF.

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New York Times and Style Magazine (Film)

Meet Kirk Lombard, the “Intertidal Harvester.” In his latest film, The Selby follows the San Franciscan forager as he digs for saltwater treasures — horseneck clams, rock pricklebacks and monkeyface eels. His wife and partner in crime Camilla Lombard also plays a mean accordion to his harmonica. Quite the duo!

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NPR

Fishing And Foraging: How To Catch Your Seafood, Ethically.


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KQED

Taste This: Night Smelt Fishing with Sea Forager, Kirk Lombard

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San Francisco Chronicle

Seafood as self-care: my year of eating community-supported fish

The Bold Italic

What It’s Like to Forage for Your Own Sustainable Seafood: Meet the Sea Forager and his Fishwife


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Edible Silicon Valley

The Sea Forager’s Tale: To observe a family foraging for sea treasures with such respect for the ocean and its creatures makes a lasting impression.

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NPR: The Salt (Film)

VIDEO: Watch The Sea Forager Sustainably Harvest The Ocean's Bounty. Lombard harvests wild mussels, clams and a monkeyface prickleback. His wife, Camilla Lombard, whom he lovingly refers to as Fish Wife, helps put it all in a big intertidal stew.

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Dark Rye (Film)

Sea forager and haiku improv master Kirk Lombard is the ultimate potluck invite. Today, he fishes off Pacifica Pier in San Francisco to bring home some Golden Gate crab for the wife. Or some monkey-faced eel. Or a bit of both.


But wait! There’s more!

My old video Reel! Coastal foraging and shenanigans with Kirk the Sea Forager and friends.

National Geographic: Interested in foraging? Here are 6 places to start.

Outside Magazine: Take a Taste of the Wild Side with These Foraged-Food Adventures

FortuneThe race is on to find the next sustainable seafood

San Francisco ChronicleHow to catch San Francisco Bay herring and what to do with it

Pacifica Magazine: Cover Feature

North Coast Journal: Catch of the Day 

Civil Eats: The Secret Life of the Northern California Coast

Pacific Sun: Feature: The sea forager, Kirk Lombard is your guide to fishing off the beaten path  

SF Chronicle: Sea forager Kirk Lombard adds author title to his resume

Lonely PlanetSan Francisco

Palo Alto online: Off the Hook

TEDx Monterey: Why you should eat smaller fish

Santa Cruz Sentinel: Unique fishing and foraging guide explores the weird world of the intertidal

BuzzFeed: How California's Classic Christmas Dish Became Toxic

California Sportsman: California's Bounty Beckons

Edible East Bay: Meet the Sea Forager

Berkeleyside: Best books of 2016

NPR: Herring Headache: The Big Obstacles To Eating Small Fish In California

Half Moon Bay Review: Sea Forager hooks readers with guidebook, Foragers seek delicacies of Sea

Hoodline: Sea Forager Tours Teach People About Edible Urban Sea Life

SFHog: An afternoon with the Sea Whisperer

HMB Review: Sea Forager delivers sustainable seafood on coast

Travel & Leisure: Best food foraging spots

7X7: How to catch your own crab

Bay Nature: Eat Local, Eat Weird? The Secretive Monkeyface Eel Is Both.

USA Today: Pivot partners with Whole Foods for new TV show

SF Weekly: Go Fish: S.F.'s Coastal Foraging King Shows How to Fish (and Eat) Locally

The Wall Street Journal: Wildlife Along the Potomac

KQED: Foraging in the SF Bay

SF Weekly: Best Walking Tour Award

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