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Deep Signal 90 lure in the fictional Tidal Shad finish against dark water
Side profile showing the lure body, diving lip, line eye, and two hooks
Close illustration of the lure eye, warm strike point, split ring, and front hook

Small-batch hard bait

Deep Signal 90

A compact, slow-floating lure imagined for controlled depth, steady tracking, and a quick flash when the retrieve changes direction.

$50.00each

Made to order · fictional 5–7 day lead time

  • Slow-floating body with a stable rolling action
  • High-contrast Tidal Shad finish with a warm strike point
  • Replaceable size 4 hooks and stainless split rings
Length
90 mm / 3.5 in
Weight
21 g / 3/4 oz
Running depth
1.2–2.1 m / 4–7 ft
Buoyancy
Slow floating
Body
Fictional plant-based printed polymer
Finish
Tidal Shad
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No payment is collected in this demo. A production checkout would confirm shipping, tax, and the authoritative Stripe price.

Three deliberate behaviors in the water.

  • Tracks clean

    The fictional ballast layout keeps the body level through a moderate straight retrieve.

  • Turns sharply

    A clipped diving lip is described as helping the bait break direction with a short rod input.

  • Rises slowly

    Pause the retrieve and the lure is imagined to lift away from shallow cover instead of racing upward.

Built like a field tool, presented like a product.

The synthetic workshop story gives material, hardware, finish, and serviceability a clear place without turning the page into unstructured marketing copy.

For a real product, every manufacturing and performance statement would need a verified source.

  • Repeatable bodyA printed shell can make small geometry revisions visible and versioned.
  • Replaceable riggingStandard rings and hooks keep wear items separate from the body.
Illustration of a fictional lure workshop with tools, components, and Deep Signal bodies

Before this fictional lure hits the water.

Can I actually buy the lure?

No. Tidal Forge and Deep Signal 90 are synthetic. The checkout route demonstrates where Stripe-hosted or embedded payment could begin, but it does not collect an order or payment.

Why is the displayed price in the page data?

The component needs a display price for the product presentation. In production, the server or Stripe Price ID remains authoritative for the amount charged, and the Stripe webhook confirms payment.

Does the product detail require JavaScript?

No. The gallery, product facts, availability, price, and purchase link render as ordinary static HTML. Optional section motion uses the shared progressive enhancement runtime.

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