Zhan Sha Flutter Long Cast Metal Jig, Treble Hook Metal Lure for Bass, Catfish and Trout is one of the models we manufacture and supply in bulk at Luretrophy. This guide covers what it is, the sizes and colours we produce, how to fish it, and the wholesale terms that apply if you want to stock it.
Zhan Sha Flutter Long Cast Metal Jig — quick answers
- What it is: Zhan Sha Flutter Long Cast Metal Jig, Treble Hook Metal Lure for Bass, Catfish and Trout
- Available sizes / weights: As shown on the product page
- Colours: 5 colourways, including Diamond Red Head, Shad, Premium Gold; custom colour matching available for OEM orders.
- Wholesale MOQ: 500 pcs per model and colour; 1,000 pcs per design for custom OEM colours, logo printing and retail packaging.
- Lead time: stock models usually ship in 7–15 working days; custom OEM production typically takes 30–45 working days.
Sizes, weights and colours
- Color: Diamond Red Head, Shad, Premium Gold, Hot Pink, Wheat
Every option above can be produced for stock orders, and custom colours, logo printing and retail packaging are available for OEM orders.
How to fish it
Hooks are consumables - most regular anglers replace them every few trips, and saltwater anglers even more often. Keep a size spread in stock so customers can match hook to lure and target species, and always confirm wire gauge and coating with your supplier. A hook that opens under load loses a customer; a hook that holds earns a repeat order.
Wholesale and OEM terms
- MOQ: 500 pcs per model and colour for stock items; 1,000 pcs per design for custom OEM colours, logo and packaging.
- Lead time: stock models 7-15 working days; OEM production 30-45 working days.
- Samples: normally shipped in 3-5 working days for qualified wholesale buyers.
- Shipping: express, air and sea - FOB Guangzhou / Shenzhen / Ningbo, CIF or DDP.
- Quality: every batch inspected before shipment, with photos and certificates on request.
Fishing it in the USA: species, habits and timing
Primary US targets
Metal jigs and sinking spoons are the workhorses of the US saltwater and deep-water scene. On the Atlantic coast the main targets are striped bass, bluefish and false albacore during the fall run from New Jersey through Cape Cod. In the Gulf and Florida they take kingfish, amberjack, snapper and grouper over reefs and wrecks. On the West Coast they account for yellowtail, calico bass and rockfish, and in freshwater the same lures catch lake trout and salmon in the Great Lakes and walleye on Lake Erie when jigged vertically.
Where they hold
These fish are ambush feeders that stack on structure: channel edges, reef and wreck structure, bridge pilings, jetty tips, inlet mouths and the edges of bait schools. They position on the up-current side of structure and let the current bring food to them. On the beach, look for cuts, bars and troughs where the current sweeps bait along the shore.
What they eat
Menhaden, bunker, herring, silversides, sand eels, squid and small scup make up most of the diet on the East Coast; sardines, anchovies and mackerel on the West Coast; shad and smelt in freshwater. That is why jigs in silver, white, olive and blue-backed patterns work almost everywhere - they imitate the local baitfish silhouette.
Best times and seasons
Fish structure when the water is moving: the last two hours of the incoming tide and the first two of the outgoing are the highest-percentage windows, and dawn and dusk concentrate feeding even on slow days. Seasonally, the Northeast fall run (September-November) is the peak, with a secondary spring push in May-June. On the Gulf and West Coast, early morning and late afternoon matter more than season.
Rigging, weights and technique
Match jig weight to depth and current: light jigs for shallow shore and reef work, mid weights for 20-60 ft of water, and the heaviest sizes for deep water, strong current or fast drift. Use the lightest jig that still reaches and holds near the bottom - you will get more bites and fewer snags. Braid in the 30-65 lb class with a 30-50 lb fluorocarbon leader, plus an assist hook on the head of the jig, is the standard setup.
Quick field tips
- Drop to the bottom, then lift the rod in sharp sweeps and let the jig flutter down on a semi-tight line - most strikes come on the fall.
- Watch the sonar: when bait marks appear, the fish are usually just below them.
- If you are not getting hit, change jig weight before you change colour.
- In cold water slow the retrieve right down; in warm water increase speed and the height of each sweep.
Order this model
See the full specification and current colour options on the product page, or send us your target sizes, colours and quantities for a factory-direct quotation. Luretrophy has manufactured fishing lures in Guangzhou, China since 2010 and supplies buyers in more than 40 countries - request a wholesale quote.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes or weights does the Zhan Sha Flutter Long Cast Metal Jig come in?
As shown on the product page.
How many colours are available?
5 colourways, including Diamond Red Head, Shad, Premium Gold; custom colour matching available for OEM orders.
What is the MOQ for this model?
500 pcs per model and colour for stock orders, and 1,000 pcs per design for custom OEM colours, logo printing or retail packaging. Ask for a quote if you want to test with a smaller first order.
Can we add our own logo and packaging?
Yes. Logo printing, custom body colours, blister cards, hang tags, retail boxes and export cartons can all be produced for OEM orders. Send your artwork or packaging reference and the factory will confirm what is feasible for this model.
How long does production usually take?
Stock models generally ship in 7 to 15 working days after the order is confirmed. Custom OEM production usually takes 30 to 45 working days depending on the finish and packaging.
About this guide
Published by: Luretrophy editorial team — a fishing lure manufacturer and B2B exporter in Guangzhou, China, producing hard baits, soft plastics, metal jigs and fishing hooks for wholesale and OEM buyers since 2010.
Last updated: 2026-10-07
Disclosure: This guide is published by Luretrophy, a fishing lure manufacturer and B2B exporter. The models described here are produced and sold by Luretrophy, and catalogue links on this page point to our own products. We do not sell or accept paid placements in this guide.
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