5Pattern history and manufacturer context
Series
FishUSA states that Dai-Riki hooks were originally distributed by Dan Bailey’s Fly Shop in Livingston, Montana V. The same source says the brand was unavailable for several years before FishUSA revived it, with specifications described as unchanged V.
The size 12 box footer names Dan Bailey and Livingston, Montana without stating a role P. That is consistent with the distribution FishUSA describes I. No source found gives dates for the original line or for this packaging.
Design lineage
FishUSA describes the 300 as a variation on the Dai-Riki 305, with a hook length 1X longer V.
7Collecting and buying
2 / 10CollectabilityRarity: Common
Rated 2, common. A retailer currently sells the model new V. The record documents no collector demand, so nothing lifts it higher.
Basis: A retailer lists the model new in sizes 10 to 18 V. No scarcity source and no sold sales were found.
FishUSA lists the revived 300 new in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 V. The model is therefore obtainable without searching vintage stock I.
The record holds no sold sales and no count of surviving Dan Bailey-labeled boxes. Collector demand is not documented.
No recorded sold sales were found, so no value range is given.
Where to find
FishUSA lists the current 300 new in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18, sold 25 per pack V. No source found records where Dan Bailey-labeled boxes turn up.