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Conomo Special

Conomo Special

Hook: Mustad 34007 or equivalent, size 1 - 3/0
Thread: Fine clear monofilament
Tail: Sea Hair or Big Fly Fiber in following order (bottom to top) pearl, gray, blue, black.
Head: Corsair tubing
Eyes: Witchcraft stick-on eyes


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