Greene-Sullivan Bass Video

Welcome back to 2015… I have a video for you taken in early April at a small lake, Airline Lake, here in southern Indiana in the Greene-Sullivan State Forest. I was there to trout fish… and did catch a few in the front portion of the lake, but moved to the back part and concentrated on bass and as you will see, the water temps had risen and turned the fish on. It was good to be on water…and catching fish, hope you enjoy.


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Comments

    • Don Becher
    • April 6, 2015
    Reply

    Thanks for sharing.
    I live in Northern Kentucky, near Cincinnati, Ohio. Headed down to Green-Sullivan the end of May with a group for the Northern Kentucky Fly Fishers. I wonder if I might get some suggestions from you as the time gets a little closer?

    1. Reply

      Sure…..contact me directly at jcarmichael50@gmail.com and we can figure out how to better help you and your group…..

      Jeff

        • Don Becher
        • April 7, 2015
        Reply

        Thanks, I’ll be back in touch. Also nice website that I’ll be sure to regularly visit and publicize within the club,

    • Jay Fogle
    • April 12, 2015
    Reply

    Hi Jeff,

    I have watched a number of your Youtube videos and really enjoy them. You have a good narration/storytelling demeanor and voice and are a pleasure to watch and listen to.

    I notice you like Bennett Springs. We have gone to Montauk a number of times and not tried Bennett Springs. Have you been to Montauk, and if so what makes Bennett Springs a better destination in your opinion?

    I think I will try it for myself either in May or September but just thought you might have some insight to offer.
    Thanks
    Jay – Putnam County, Indiana

  1. Reply

    Don,
    Check out the website this week…there are some very nice bass lurking in these waters…I was able to land a big bass earlier in April at one of the strip pits….I can give you some ideas to “hone” in on good waters later towards your trip here. There are hundreds of lakes and narrowing things down might get your going a bit quicker.

    Jeff

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