Cayo Coco Loco Bonefish Fly – Light
The Cayo Coco Loco fly was designed by the late Gord Kennedy of Calgary to entice the large bonefish on the flats of this iconic area of Cuba. This light version is an essential bonefish fly featuring bead chain eyes, and a heavier version is also available.
- Tied on Ahrex hooks
- For bonefish, snapper and other saltwater flats species
- Locally tied in Calgary, Alberta
- Sold individually
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hook Type | Ahrex |
| Target Species | Bonefish, Snapper, Other Saltwater Flats Species |
| Origin | Calgary, Alberta |
| Weight | Light |
| Eye Type | Bead Chain |
FAQ
What type of hook is used for this fly?
The fly is tied on Ahrex hooks.
Is this fly suitable for bonefish only?
This fly is designed for bonefish, snapper, and other saltwater flats species.
Where is this fly manufactured?
The fly is locally tied in Calgary, Alberta.
Connor James –
This fly performs well on the flats. The bead chain eyes hold up well in saltwater conditions. I’ve used it on multiple trips to Cuba and it attracts bonefish consistently. The light weight makes it easy to cast and retrieve.
Dylan Slater –
Great for beginners and experienced anglers alike. The design mimics natural movement and works well in shallow waters. I noticed it’s more effective during early morning hours when the fish are active.
Ella Clarkson –
Tied with precision and the hook placement is spot-on. It’s a reliable choice for bonefish fishing in open flats. The light version is perfect for delicate presentations.