Capt. Ken's 6 Conehead Leech Selection – Large Rabbit Zonker Streamers

Six large conehead leech streamers measuring 5.5 to 6 inches, featuring flowing rabbit zonker strips and proven color combinations. Designed to attract large trout and other game fish with plenty of movement and an enticing baitfish or leech profile.

Description

The Baxter House Conehead Leech Selection features six large, highly effective streamer patterns that have a long history of producing big trout and other game fish.

These flies are tied with rabbit zonker strips that come alive when wet, creating tremendous movement throughout the retrieve. The conehead adds weight to help get these larger streamers down into the feeding zone.

This is a regular go-to pattern for the Baxter House Guide Staff. We consistently carry a good selection because large trout and other predatory fish respond well to the combination of profile, movement, and color.

At 5.5 to 6 inches long, these are substantial streamers designed for anglers looking to target larger fish.

How to Fish It

Fish these conehead leeches with deliberate strips and occasional pauses. Allow the fly to sink before beginning your retrieve, especially when working deeper pools, runs, and current seams.

Vary your retrieve to create a swimming or struggling baitfish presentation. The rabbit zonker material continues to move during pauses, giving the fly a lifelike appearance.

Details

• Quantity: 6 flies

• Total Length: Approximately 5.5–6 inches

• Style: Large conehead rabbit leech streamer

• Materials: Rabbit zonker strips

• Weight: Conehead

• Target Species: Large trout and other game fish

Available Colors & Selection Breakdown

Each 6-fly selection includes two of each color combination:

• 2 Olive / White / UV Pearl

• 2 Yellow / Black / UV Red

• 2 Black / Red / UV Purple

Capt. Ken’s Guide Tips

When targeting larger trout, don't be afraid to fish a substantial streamer. A 5.5- to 6-inch rabbit leech creates a larger profile and more movement than a typical trout streamer.

I like to fish these patterns through deeper pools, along undercut banks, and around structure where big fish are comfortable holding. Give the fly time to sink, then use deliberate strips with pauses. Let the rabbit material do some of the work during those pauses.

Color selection can also make a difference. The three combinations in this selection give you options for different light and water conditions.

This is a great six-fly assortment to have ready when you're specifically looking for bigger fish.