# Spoons and spinners from China: price and MOQ

> Six sampled listings run US$0.31-6.00, a 19x spread. Blade shape and whether the lure is sold by the piece or the bag explain most of it.

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Direct answer. Six sampled listings run US$0.31-6.00, a 19x spread. Blade shape and whether the lure is sold by the piece or the bag explain most of it. Our spoon and spinner sample holds 6 listings from US$0.31 to US$6.00 - the widest spread of any type in the catalogue. MOQ runs from 50 to 500 pieces across the same six listings. Key facts. 1) Our spoon and spinner sample holds 6 listings from US$0.31 to US$6.00 - the widest spread of any type in the catalogue. 2) MOQ runs from 50 to 500 pieces across the same six listings. 3) Two listings are priced per bag rather than per piece, which is most of the apparent spread at the top of the range. 4) The sample includes a weed-guard spinner, a rotating-sequence spoon, a bionic spoon, a spinnerbait and a 32mm ultra-light sequin. 5) Spinners and spoons share a metal blade, a wire form and a hook - three parts from potentially three different suppliers. Sources (5). 1) Our sampled spoon and spinner listings with unit price, MOQ and printed unit per listing - aggregated at build time — internal record 2) Rapala's CrushCity leads ICAST award winners, Angling International, 2026-07-16 - the blade and skirt category in the 2026 award list — https://angling-international.com/2026/07/16/rapalas-crushcity-leads-icast-award-winners/ 3) ChatterBait Elite EVO HD, Z-Man Fishing Products - an example of how a bladed lure is specified by its maker — https://zmanfishing.com/products/chatterbait-elite-evo-hd 4) UN Comtrade — China export statistics under HS 9507, 2023-2024 (retrieved from the official API) — https://comtradeplus.un.org/ 5) Harmonized System heading 9507 (rods, hooks, reels, lures) — US HTS lookup — https://hts.usitc.gov/ Spoons and spinners from China: the widest unit-price spread in our sample Direct answer Six sampled listings run US$0.31-6.00, a 19x spread. Blade shape and whether the lure is sold by the piece or the bag explain most of it. Our spoon and spinner sample holds 6 listings from US$0.31 to US$6.00 - the widest spread of any type in the catalogue. MOQ runs from 50 to 500 pieces across the same six listings. Key facts Our spoon and spinner sample holds 6 listings from US$0.31 to US$6.00 - the widest spread of any type in the catalogue. MOQ runs from 50 to 500 pieces across the same six listings. Two listings are priced per bag rather than per piece, which is most of the apparent spread at the top of the range. The sample includes a weed-guard spinner, a rotating-sequence spoon, a bionic spoon, a spinnerbait and a 32mm ultra-light sequin. Spinners and spoons share a metal blade, a wire form and a hook - three parts from potentially three different suppliers. Spoons and spinners look like the simplest thing in a tackle catalogue and behave like the most confusing. Our sample of six listings runs from US$0.31 to US$6.00 - a nineteen-fold spread inside one type. Once the per-bag rows are converted, most of the mystery goes away: what is left is the body material, the number of colourways, and whether the lure is a single stamping or an assembly of blade, wire, body, hook and dressing. That last distinction is the commercial one. A spoon is a piece of stamped metal with a hook on it. A spinner is four parts from up to three suppliers, joined at a per-piece price point where the labour is a real line. A buyer who knows which one they are ordering can say what they are paying for; a buyer who orders 'spinners' will get whichever of the two the factory finds easier to quote. Our spoon and spinner sample holds 6 listings from US$0.31 to US$6.00 - the widest spread of any type in the catalogue. MOQ runs from 50 to 500 pieces across the same six listings. Two listings are priced per bag rather than per piece, which is most of the apparent spread at the top of the range. The sample includes a weed-guard spinner, a rotating-sequence spoon, a bionic spoon, a spinnerbait and a 32mm ultra-light sequin. Spinners and spoons share a metal blade, a wire form and a hook - three parts from potentially three different suppliers. Blade thickness and finish are the two fields that decide whether a delivery vibrates like the approved sample. What moves the unit price For a bladed lure, most of the price is in the metal and in the assembly. Cost driver Why it moves the price How to control it in the order Body material Lead, zinc alloy and brass are three different commodity prices for the same silhouette. Name the material and quote two of them. The difference is visible immediately. Blade stamping and finish Thickness tolerance and finish are separate operations; a holographic finish is its own step. Name the thickness band, and quote the finish as its own line. Per-piece against per-bag pricing Two rows in our sample are priced per bag. A per-bag price compared against a per-piece price is the single most common comparison error in this type. Convert everything to a per-piece figure before comparing. Ask for the count per bag in writing. Assembly Blade, body, hook and dressing have to be joined; the labour is at a low per-piece value. Ask for the price assembled and unassembled. The gap tells you what the labour actually costs. Hook choice A dressed single and a treble are different costs and different tooling. State the hook pattern rather than letting the factory choose. What the six sampled spoons and spinners cost Reference bands as published on each listing, with the printed unit kept exactly as our sample states it - because two of these rows are not priced per piece. Sampled form Reference price MOQ Rotating-sequence spoon, 3-36g US$0.31-0.82 / piece 500 pieces Ultra-light 32mm reflective spoon US$1.30-1.40 / piece 200 pieces Weed-guard splash spinner, 7-11g US$1.25-1.79 / piece 100 pieces Long-distance rotating composite US$1.12 / piece 100 pieces High-speed composite spinnerbait, 7-14g US$1.25 / bag 100 bags Bionic spoon, 8g, 7 colours US$2.00-6.00 / bag 50 bags Three parts, three possible suppliers A spinner is closer to an assembly than to a lure - which is why the bill of materials decides the price. Part Function Who makes it Blade Produces the flash and the vibration; thickness sets the frequency Metal stamping Body, weight and wire form Carries the mass and holds the blade off-centre Lead caster or lure factory Hook Usually a treble or a dressed single Hook factory Skirt, dressing or beads Silhouette and colour; often hand-fitted Accessory or skirt supplier Questions buyers ask about spoons and spinners from china: the widest unit-price spread in our sample Each question has its own page, so it can be found and cited on its own. How much do spoons and spinners cost from China? Our sample of 6 listings spans US$0.31 to US$6.00. Why is there such a price range for what looks like the same lure? Three reasons in our own sample: the body material (zinc alloy, lead or composite), the number of colourways in the pack, and whether the printed unit is a piece or a bag. What is the MOQ for spinners and spoons from China? 50 to 500 pieces in our sample. What is the difference between a spoon and a spinner? A spoon is a single metal body that wobbles; a spinner has a blade that rotates around a wire form, often with a body and a weight in the middle. What should I specify so two batches behave the same? Blade thickness and blade finish. Can I get custom colours on a spoon or spinner? On the blade and the body, yes - paint and holographic finishes are process steps rather than tooling. Are these lures suitable for saltwater? Only with a named corrosion standard. How do I compare a per-bag quotation with a per-piece one? Convert first, then compare. What to send for a comparable quote Fields a factory needs before the answer is a quotation rather than a guess. Field Why it changes the price Blade shape and thickness The two fields that decide vibration; thickness is the one that drifts between batches Blade finish Polished, painted, hammered or holographic - separate process steps Total weight in grams Sets casting distance and depth; state the range the listing carries Body material Lead, zinc alloy, brass or ABS - different casters and different unit prices Hook specification Pattern, gauge and whether it is dressed Wire form gauge Decides whether the lure survives a snag and whether the blade stays in tune Skirt or dressing Colour, length and attachment Sold by piece or by bag State it. Two of our six sampled rows are per-bag prices Pieces per bag The count that converts a per-bag price into a per-piece price Private label or stock Tooling cost and lead time; blade stamping is often a stock tool What to agree in writing, and the tolerance to name On a vibrating lure the tolerance is the product. Two of these five are invisible on a sample. Field What the order has to state Tolerance or standard to name Blade thickness The thickness and the shape template Name the band in mm; a thin blade changes the frequency Weight Total weight in grams, and whether the hook is included in the figure Name the band and say what it includes - weighing with and without the hook gives two different numbers Wire form gauge The wire diameter Name the gauge; it decides whether the lure survives a snag Hook gauge and point Pattern, gauge and point form Name all three; never a durability adjective Salt-spray hours The corrosion standard for blade, wire and hook Name the standard and the hours, or the saltwater claim is unenforceable What we have not verified We hold no measured vibration or blade-frequency data for any lure in this sample. Unit volumes by market: none published. Prices and MOQ are from our sampled listings; material and process statements are general and checkable, not measurements we took. Buy by product type The same decision written for each type in the catalogue. This page is Spoon & Spinner . 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Where this record leads Sampled spoons and spinners listings - reference prices and MOQ per listing. Specification builder - turn these fields into a spec sheet you can send. Reference price bands - the band this record sits in, with its unit stated. The sourcing playbook - the process these questions sit inside. US and EU compliance - what has to be true before the shipment clears. Send a specification All briefs Sources 5 cited Our sampled spoon and spinner listings with unit price, MOQ and printed unit per listing - aggregated at build time internal record Rapala's CrushCity leads ICAST award winners, Angling International, 2026-07-16 - the blade and skirt category in the 2026 award list ChatterBait Elite EVO HD, Z-Man Fishing Products - an example of how a bladed lure is specified by its maker UN Comtrade — China export statistics under HS 9507, 2023-2024 (retrieved from the official API) Harmonized System heading 9507 (rods, hooks, reels, lures) — US HTS lookup Every figure on this page traces to one of these. The same list is declared in the page structured data (schema.org citation) and in the Markdown twin. Updated 2026-09-21 Scope Fishing tackle sourcing Sources 5 cited Was this page useful? Yes, useful Not really Opportunities · Spoons and spinners All briefs (31) →