Spinner ILBA TONDO COPPER BLACK FLY ORANGE N0 gr.2

ILBA Tondo Fly – Classic Spinner with Fly-Tied Treble Hook

Product Overview

The ILBA Tondo Fly is a refined take on the classic round-blade fishing spinner, enhanced with a fly-tied VMC treble hook in striking black-red or orange colors. This added visual stimulation increases the lure’s attractiveness, triggering aggressive strikes from predatory fish.

Its round (Tondo-style) metal blade delivers a smooth, consistent spin and strong vibration during retrieval — ideal for both flowing and still water. With its subtle profile and fly-dressed hook, the Tondo Fly is a favorite among anglers targeting wary fish.

Specifications

• Size : N0

• Weight: 2 g

• Blade Style: Round (Tondo-style)

• Finish: Polished metal or Spoted TONDO spinner series

• Hook: VMC treble hook with fly (black-red or orange)

• Recommended for: Trout, char, chub, perch

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

Key Features & Benefits

• Fly-tied hook: Adds motion, color, and realism to trigger predator responses

• Smooth start-up rotation: Blade spins instantly with consistent action

• Ideal for finesse fishing: Perfect for clear streams or pressured fish

• Compact and lightweight: Great for precision casting in tight spaces

• Trusted performance: Combines classic blade action with visual upgrades

Why Anglers Choose the Tondo Fly

The Tondo Fly blends the proven reliability of ILBA’s classic Tondo spinners with the enticing movement of a fly-dressed hook. It’s particularly effective in clear waters or during low-light conditions where subtle motion and added color make all the difference.

Why Buy from Avacamp?

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

•  100% authentic, Italian-made spinners

•  Fast delivery 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 premium fishing gear trusted by anglers across Europe and North America.