Spinner ILBA TONDO PLAIN SILVER N5XXL gr.29

ILBA Tondo Plain – The Timeless Classic French-Style Spinner

Product Overview

The ILBA Tondo Plain is the most classic, versatile, and universally loved French-style fishing spinner — a must-have in every angler’s tackle box. Known for its proven performance and reliability, it’s been trusted for generations by spinning enthusiasts worldwide.

Available in full metal or black finish, this spinner delivers consistent spinning action and vibration, making it suitable for all fishing scenarios — from fast rivers to calm lakes. Its clean design and balanced weight ensure easy casting and effective retrieves.

Specifications

• Sizes: N5XXL

• Weight: 29 g

• Blade Style: French-style (Tondo round blade)

• Finish: Full metal or black

• Hook Options: VMC treble hook

• Recommended for: Trout, char, chub, perch

• In size N5: Also effective for pike, zander, black bass, and salmonids

• Made in Italy – Exclusively distributed by Avacamp in Canada and the USA

Key Features & Benefits

• Proven classic design: A staple in every angler’s collection

• Smooth and reliable rotation: Maintains steady spin on all retrieves

• Versatile for all waters: From shallow streams to deep lakes

• Available in multiple sizes: From ultralight 2 g to heavy-duty 29 g

• Premium hardware: VMC hooks for secure hookups and durability

Why Anglers Choose the Tondo Plain

The Tondo Plain is a go-to spinner that has stood the test of time. Whether you’re fishing for trout in mountain streams or casting for bass in deeper waters, its classic shape, smooth action, and reliable results make it one of the most dependable lures ever made.

Why Buy from Avacamp?

As the exclusive Ilba distributor in Canada and the USA, Avacamp guarantees:

•  100% authentic, Italian-made spinners

•  Fast shipping across North America

•  Local customer support and service

•  Verified authenticity of every product

With over 60 years of lure-making expertise, Ilba continues to deliver high-quality fishing gear trusted by anglers across Europe and North America.