Salmon Elixir’s 5.5″ Dual Finned Coho Flasher
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Our Coho Crusher 5.5″ Double Fin Flasher is designed specifically for Coho, Steelhead, Kokanee, Browns, and Atlantic Salmon! The dual fin design allows for more consistent rotations in current and various speeds, ranging from 1.3 to 3.5 MPH. Heavy-duty stainless ball bearing swivels are welded on each end for durability and performance.
Pair our 5.5″ flashers with our coho slider flies. We have a wide array of color combo’s to choose from.
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| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 5.5 inches |
| Target Species | Coho, Steelhead, Kokanee, Brown, Atlantic Salmon |
| Fin Design | Dual fin |
| Operating Speed Range | 1.3 to 3.5 MPH |
| Swivel Type | Stainless steel ball bearing, welded on both ends |
FAQ
What fish species does the 5.5″ Coho Flasher work best for?
The 5.5″ Coho Flasher is designed for Coho, Steelhead, Kokanee, Brown, and Atlantic Salmon.
How does the dual fin design improve performance?
The dual fin design provides more consistent rotations in current and across varying water speeds, from 1.3 to 3.5 MPH.
Are the swivels durable under regular use?
Yes, the flasher features heavy-duty stainless steel ball bearing swivels welded on each end for long-term durability and performance.

Abigail Allan –
Used this flasher in a 2.5 MPH current and noticed consistent action. The dual fins kept the lure spinning well even in moderate flow. Paired it with a coho slider fly and had good strikes on steelhead. Solid build quality and reliable performance.
Edward Ince –
Felt more stable than other flashers I’ve tried. Works well in current and maintains rotation at different speeds. The stainless swivels hold up well after several hours of use. Would recommend for coastal streams and rivers.
Kimberly Cameron –
Perfect for targeting coho and brown trout in moving water. The dual fins give a natural flash and movement. Easy to attach and detach with the slider flies. Durable and performs as expected in real fishing conditions.