Trolling Metal Jig 50mm 2g Saltwater Jigging Lure Floating Action…

Name: Trolling Metal Jig 50mm 2g Saltwater Jigging Lure Floating Action Artificial Hard Bait
Brand: Cheery Supply Chain
SKU: 1601925199067

Direct answer

This listing is a Hard Lure in the Fishing Lures category — Trolling Metal Jig 50mm 2g Saltwater Jigging Lure Floating Action Artificial Hard Bait. Reference price is US$2.62 per piece and a minimum order quantity of 100 pieces. The quoted basis is confirmed per supplier, and verified supplier identity is released after a trade account is approved.

Key facts

Reference prices move with material cost and order quantity; a quotation against your specification governs a transaction.
Samples can be coordinated before a first order.
Comparable listings in the same sub-category are shown below.

Trolling Metal Jig 50mm 2g Saltwater Jigging Lure Floating Action Artificial Hard Bait

US$2.62

Reference range per piece · basis confirmed in quotation · MOQ 100 pieces

Specification as listed for this sample
Type	Hard Lure
Category	Fishing Lures
Reference price	US$2.62 per piece · basis confirmed in quotation
MOQ	100 pieces
HS heading	9507.90 · artificial bait and other tackle · confirm the subheading and duty rate with your customs broker
Cluster	Weihai (Shandong) · Guan (Hebei) · Xianxian (Hebei)
Supplier	Released after trade-account verification — apply
Sample	Available on request, coordinated by us

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Reference prices are indicative and move with material cost and quantity. A quotation issued against your specification is what governs a transaction.

What does the specification include?

What is the reference price band for Hard Lure?

Aggregated from 6 sampled Hard Lure listings in this catalogue. Ranges move with material cost and order quantity; they are not offers.
Measure	Across the sample
Listings sampled	6
Reference price per piece	US$1.85–3.2
MOQ	100–100 pcs

Where is this type made, and which cluster should you pick?

The three Chinese clusters we publish records for. Verification runs cluster by cluster rather than country-wide — a factory answer is only useful next to the cluster it competes in.
Cluster	What it makes	Why buyers pick it
Weihai, Shandong	Rods, hard lures and metal jigs	The rod capital — industry reporting credits the city with roughly 60% of global fishing rod output
Guan, Hebei	Rods and accessories	Lower cost base at volume
Xianxian, Hebei	Lures and value rods	Newer supply chain, useful as an independent price reference

How do you compare quotes for a Hard Lure order?

Lock the specification first. Hardware by name, colourway tolerance, packaging format — a quote against an open specification is not comparable with anything.
Ask for the unit. Per piece, per set or per carton; a price without a unit is not a price.
State the order quantity you would actually place. The same product at 5,000 and 50,000 pcs carries the same tooling across different volumes.
Fix the basis. FOB with the named port, or EXW factory — the Hard Lure band above means nothing without it.
Place the quote against the band. A number far below the band is usually a different specification, not a better factory.
Get the basis, quantity and lead time in writing on the quotation itself, not in a chat message.
Agree the inspection points before production — after shipment, a defect is a negotiation rather than a remedy.

What is not in this listing?

No factory identity — that is released after a trade account is approved.
No stock level — these are sampled listings for comparison, not inventory.
No certification claim that is not evidenced on the record.
No rating or review score, because we do not collect them.

What should you check on the sample?

Hook and ring hardware by name, not by description — an owner-style hook is not a specification.
Colourway against a physical or measured reference, with the tolerance stated.
Weight in g and length in mm measured against the listing, not eyeballed.
Coating and plating, if the programme is saltwater.
That the sample came off the production line that will run the order, not from the showroom.

What decides the price on a repeat order?

Material cost — resin, salt content, blank grade and the metal in the hardware.
Hardware — the hook and ring by name; substituting them is the most common silent downgrade.
Colourway count — each extra colourway is a line change, not a new mould.
Packaging — retail packaging changes both the unit cost and the MOQ.
Order quantity — the same tooling across a larger run lowers the unit price.

What is the difference between a sample and the production run?

A hand-built sample hides assembly problems that the production line will expose.
A showroom sample may use hardware the factory will not use at your price.
A production-line sample is the only sample that predicts the batch.