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Sports - Outdoors
Published
07/10/08
If I were on the hunt for Diamond Jim in the upper bay, tell you what I'd be doing in the effort to pocket the $10,000 on his head and the $5,000 diamond added as a bonus by Smyth Jewelers. It wouldn't be my choice for fun fishing, but I'd troll 4- to 6-inch Storm or Tsunami swimming shads at various depths in the Patapsco River - and either downriver to the open bay, or upriver into the Inner Harbor. Find Us On Facebook
Thus far no 2008 Diamond Jims have been reeled in, and the latest release of chartreuse-tagged rockfish at Fort McHenry are of the right size for trolled baits. And, until more blues arrive it will be possible to safely...
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