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Marabou, Yellow-Orange, Conehead

Item #: 615019632
Your Price: $1.95

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The weight of a conehead opens up options for the classic marabou pattern. Weather you need to get the fly deeper, add a lifelike swimming action or use floating fly lines, the Conehead Yellow/Orange Marabou Fly will help you catch more fish. The color combination of this patterns is very effective for Salmon, Steelhead, Pike, Musky, and Trout anglers are finding great success with this pattern using traditional streamer techniques.

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