Dai‑Riki Fly Hooks Guide: Complete Lineup, Sizes & Best Use Tips
By:
FishUSA Staff
June 18, 2025
The name “Dai-Riki” may trigger nostalgia for some long-time fly anglers. Originally distributed by Dan Bailey’s Fly Shop in Livingston, Montana, the once wildly popular fly-tying hook brand has not been available for several years - until now. FishUSA has decided to revive Dai-Riki hooks, changing nothing about the hook that you know and love. Dai-Riki hooks were once praised for their sharpness, strength, and excellent variety of hook types and sizes, which will all stay the same. You can now find the full selection of Dai-Riki hooks available at FishUSA.
The name “Dai-Riki” may trigger nostalgia for some long-time fly anglers. Originally distributed by Dan Bailey’s Fly Shop in Livingston, Montana, the once wildly popular fly-tying hook brand has not been available for several years - until now. FishUSA has decided to revive Dai-Riki hooks, changing nothing about the hook that you know and love. Dai-Riki hooks were once praised for their sharpness, strength, and excellent variety of hook types and sizes, which will all stay the same. You can now find the full selection of Dai-Riki hooks available at FishUSA.
This nickel-bronze hook offers 1X strong wire and a 4X long shank, making it perfect for tying larger baitfish or sculpin-style streamers. It's durable, corrosion-resistant, and tough enough for aggressive fish.
Sizes: 4-14
Best For: Woolly Buggers, Muddler Minnows, Sculpin Patterns
This straight-shank dry fly hook features a turndown barb and ringed eye for reliable floating performance. Finished in nickel-bronze to resist corrosion.