Harvesters, including Alaska Ice, International Shellfish and Global Pacific Seafood, bid from $8.09 to $8.79 per pound. The state adds a fee of $4.50 for each pound harvested bringing the cost to between $12.59 and $13.29.The harvest cost itself is estimated at $2 per pound, jumping the total cost to $14.86 per pound. The harvest cost may seem high, but retail prices more than make up for it.Downes said portions of top quality geoduck can bring $100 to $150 a pound in the international marketplace.Geoducks are considered a delicacy in China.arvesters, including Alaska Ice, International Shellfish and Global Pacific Seafood, bid from $8.09 to $8.79 per pound. The state adds a fee of $4.50 for each pound harvested bringing the cost to between $12.59 and $13.29.