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CHINA'S FISHING TACKLE INDUSTRY NGAGES<br />
IN FIERCE PRICE WAR<br />
In the past two days, the most popular thing in the fishing circle is the good news that fishing rods and baits<br />
are on sale at half price. Deng Gang, the owner of Tianyuan Fishing <strong>Tackle</strong>, suddenly made a "big price<br />
cut" and sold his own fishing rods at discounts ranging from half price. After returning from refueling in the<br />
distant Maldives, Deng Gang was full of energy and broadcast live for several hours. Putting a variety of its<br />
own fishing rods on the shelves, many fishing friends are surprised by the discounts, and some fishing rods<br />
are even sold at a "fracture price" of 30% off.<br />
Unsurprisingly, within a short period of time, Deng Gang’s fishing rods originally worth hundreds or<br />
thousands of yuan were sold at half price, and tens of thousands of them were quickly sold. After a live<br />
broadcast, a rough estimate shows that Deng Gang earned at least tens of millions.<br />
Deng Gang's appeal in the fishing community is indeed extraordinary. But here comes the question. Do<br />
anglers or dealers who previously purchased goods at high prices feel like they were “cut off”?<br />
Deng Gang made a "big price cut" in advance. This move directly caused an "earthquake" in the fishing<br />
circle, and a wave of price melee started. Many manufacturers chose to follow suit, with Handing<br />
significantly lowering the price of its own fishing rods; famous fisherman Li Damao also began selling fishing<br />
bait at almost crazy prices.<br />
Another leading company in the fishing industry, "Laogui" also announced before that it would adjust<br />
the price of its own silver carp and bighead carp bait to 6.66 yuan per pack. Such a price may have been<br />
unimaginable before.<br />
Deng Gang's "big price reduction" also aroused dissatisfaction among some peers and even dealers. Some<br />
people accused him of "ignoring martial ethics and engaging in sneak attacks."<br />
The reason is simple. Deng Gang's actions have created a psychological expectation among fishermen.<br />
If other manufacturers' fishing rods are still sold at the previous price, they will definitely lose the market.