Finesse Fishing on Herring Lakes - Emil Wagner
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49m
Join Bassmaster Elite Series Pro Emil Wagner and Bass University for an in-depth seminar on finesse fishing in herring lakes, specifically Lake Lanier and Lake Hartwell. Emil reveals his finesse fishing rotation, favorite baits, setups, and proven approaches. He spotlights the shaky head and neko rig as his go-to confidence baits and explains how to identify productive herring locations for year-round success on these fisheries. Plus, Emil shares his Livescope settings and practical tips to maximize your efficiency with forward-facing sonar (FFS). Discover everything you need to know about finesse fishing with Emil Wagner, Bassmaster Elite Series Pro and Lake Lanier guide.
0:12: Emil Introduction
1:09: Finesse Fishing
7:00: Shaky Head
20:19: Neko Rig
23:00: Wacky Rig
24:50: Minnow
33:45: Areas
36:45: Livescope Tips
44:53: Q/A
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