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Sparkle Minnow, Cone Head, Trout Slayer

Item #: 615020374
Your Price: $1.50

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The Cone Head Sparkle Minnow Trout Slayer is a baitfish/sculpin imitation so effective that it can almost feel like cheating. There's really no wrong way to fish it; it works under an indicator as a dead-drifted streamer, banged against the banks and aggressively stripped, or even on the swing.

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