Fish, Fly Tying, Lake Fishing, River Fishing

How to Fish Large, Articulated Baitfish Patterns – Cam McGregor

Anchored Outdoors
September 25, 2020

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In this video, Cam McGregor explains how to fish his popular fly, Mr. Twitchy, for pike, musky, Murray cod, and other toothy predators. Learn how to tie it: through photos or through the video above!

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