An 185 mm T Tail Swimbait for a Dedicated Large Lure Range
Some customers come to a lure shop looking for a substantial bait.
T-Tail Bionic Swimbait from listing 1601920818816.
Some customers come to a lure shop looking for a substantial bait. They want to see its size, understand how they will rig it and decide whether it belongs with the tackle they already own. Our 18.5 cm T-Tail Bionic Swimbait listing gives you a specific product to put in front of that customer.
We recommend considering it for a dedicated larger-lure section. Its listed length and 35 g weight create a clear size position within a soft-bait assortment. That distinction is useful for retailers: you can explain why the product is there without falling back on a vague promise that it works for every fish.
| Catalogue field | Published listing |
|---|---|
| Product reference | 1601920818816 |
| Listed specification | Listed size 18.5 cm and weight 35 g |
| Reference unit price | US$1.55 to 1.59 per piece |
| Listing MOQ | 100 pieces |
Reference values are indicative. Confirm the selected version, packaging and commercial terms in your quotation.
Make the size easy to understand
Put the bait beside a ruler in one product photograph and show the full tail in another. An angler shopping online should not have to infer the size from a close-up. State the listed 18.5 cm length prominently, then confirm how the supplied weight is measured and whether any rigging is included.
The larger profile can give your catalogue a distinct option alongside smaller soft baits. We would present it to customers who already use larger lure setups and want to assess this particular shape. Species suitability and rod compatibility should follow the actual rig and local use, rather than being assumed from the appearance.
Show how the sample is intended to be rigged
The most useful sales content answers a practical question: what will the customer need to fish this bait? Show the approved hook or jig-head arrangement, explain what is supplied, and make any separately purchased components visible on the page. A photograph with an unexplained hook arrangement can cause confusion even when the bait itself looks appealing.
Before producing that content, evaluate a sample with the proposed rig. Observe whether the body sits straight and how the tail moves at the retrieves you intend to demonstrate. Describe those observations accurately. The T-tail shape is a visible feature; durability, startup speed and exact swimming action require evidence from the supplied configuration.
Use a small range to establish demand
The published listing MOQ is 100 pieces, with a reference price of US$1.55–1.59 per piece. This gives a buyer a clear reference for an initial inquiry, but it does not establish a MOQ per color or include freight and retail packaging automatically. Ask for those terms in the quotation.
A retailer introducing the bait could begin with a restrained selection of approved colors and photograph each one accurately. Keep the body size, material specification and rigging consistent across the offer. Once customer questions and actual sales reveal what people want, expand the range with a better reason than simply having more colors to display.
Bring a specific larger bait into your range
To enquire, send listing ID 1601920818816 with your desired quantity, target market and rigging requirements. Mention whether you need loose baits or a defined retail pack. Cheery Supply Chain coordinates sample requests so you can review the product before approving a specification.
This swimbait is worth considering when your catalogue needs a larger soft-bait choice with a clear identity. Give it the photography and rigging information that such a product deserves, and customers will have a much easier purchase decision.
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