Milwaukee Goblin
Salmon Elixir’s coho slider flies are tied using a 2.5″ fly body, #1 VMC treble hook with 30 inches of 50# fluorocarbon. Two 8mm UV bead is added along with the Hyper Vis lure tape collar on a tapered tail fly head with eyes. Our slider flies work great for coho salmon, Kokanee and steelhead.
Pair our coho salmon flies with our line up of 5″ Coho Crusher Flashers. The Coho Crusher flasher will give the flies just the right action to lure those fish in.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Body Length | 2.5 inches |
| Hook Size | #1 VMC treble |
| Line Length | 30 inches |
| Line Type | 50# fluorocarbon |
| Additional Features | Two 8mm UV beads, Hyper Vis lure tape collar, tapered tail fly head with eyes |
FAQ
What fish species are the Milwaukee Goblin flies best suited for?
The Milwaukee Goblin flies are best suited for coho salmon, Kokanee, and steelhead.
What is the hook size and line type used in the Milwaukee Goblin fly?
The fly uses a #1 VMC treble hook with 50# fluorocarbon line.
Are the UV beads and lure tape collar visible in the fly?
Yes, the two 8mm UV beads and Hyper Vis lure tape collar are included and visible on the fly.
Rachel McGrath –
The Milwaukee Goblin fly performs well in cold water streams. It has a natural movement that attracts coho salmon. The UV beads stand out in the current, making it easier to see in the water. I’ve used it with the Coho Crusher flasher and caught several fish in a single day.
Natalie Mills –
Good quality construction. The fly holds up well in strong currents. The tapered tail helps it move naturally. I noticed the UV beads are clearly visible, which helps with presentation. Works well for steelhead in early spring.
Nicola Buckland –
I’ve fished with this fly in multiple locations and it consistently draws fish. The hook is secure and the body is durable. The Hyper Vis collar adds a subtle flash that works in low light. Highly recommend for coho and Kokanee.