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$20,000 DIAMOND JIM STRIPED BASS ON THE LOOSE

June 27, 2012 | Author

A Media Advisory from the
Second batch of Stripers to be released June 28

Contact: Josh Davidsburg
410-260-8002
dnrnews@.state.md.us

DNR will tag and release the second batch of , including for the 2012 Challenge.

WHERE:

Queen Anne Marina
412 Congressional Drive
Stevensville, MD
Boat #5

WHEN: Thursday, June 28 at 10:00 a.m.

**MEMBERS OF THE MEDIA PLANNING TO ATTEND PLEASE RSVP TO JOSH DAVIDSBURG AT 410-507-7526 PRIOR TO THE TRIP ─ SPACE IS LIMITED***

WHO:  DNR Biologists and one youth guest
Eric Durell, Fisheries Biologist
Marty Gary, Fisheries Ecologist

BACKGROUND:

On Thursday, June 28, 2012, up to 200 tagged striped bass will be released into the and its tributaries. One of these fish, Diamond Jim, will be worth up to $20,000. The other specially tagged fish will each be worth at least $500. The Diamond Jim component of the Maryland Fishing Challenge began on Friday, May 24 and will run through September 3. DNR will guarantee $25,000 in if Diamond Jim is not caught, the prize money will be distributed evenly among the anglers who catch imposters.

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(The Drum Point Flotilla reminds every fisherman in the hunt for Diamond Jim to boat safely! Wear your , boat sober, and plan your day. Don’t forget to file a float plan with someone that will miss you if you do not return from your on time. Have fun in the hunt but do it safely!)

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