MAJOR CRAFT TIDRIFT 1002M ROD

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• Handle the hooks carefully: make sure to cover or remove the hooks from the fishing rods before transporting them. Tip: use hook covers or protective caps to ensure safety during fishing. Tip: use hook stoppers or protective covers to ensure safety when fishing.
• Keep your distance: always fish at least 10 meters away from others to prevent accidents. Before casting your rod, make sure there's no one behind you.
• Educate beginners: teach children and beginners the safety procedures for handling rods and hooks to reduce the risk of accidents.
• Keep a safe distance: always stay at least 6 meters away from overhead power lines when transporting or using fishing rods to ensure safety.
• Avoid high grip: to prevent damage, do not bend your fishing rod. Keep the rod at an angle between 45° and 60° to avoid breaking it.
• Aim for snags: if the bait gets stuck, direct the rod towards the obstacle and back away. This reduces tension and prevents damage to the rod.
• Handle carbon fiber rods carefully: while strong, these rods can be fragile. Avoid dropping them or hitting them against hard surfaces to prevent damage to the equipment.
• Transport safely: disassemble the rod and store it in a protective case to prevent damage caused by impacts or external factors during transportation.
• Handle graphite rods carefully: these rods conduct electricity. Avoid using them during storms or near power lines to ensure your safety.
• Release stuck bait or sinkers safely: never pull bait, or sinkers stuck in trees or bushes using the rod and fishing line. This can fling the material in your direction. Only release them with your hands.