Korum Bopper Bait Up Rod - 10' 5.5lb
Safety Instructions for Fishing Rods
1. Inspection of the Rod
- Before each use, check the rod for visible damage, such as cracks in the blank or damaged guides. Do not use a rod that shows signs of damage.
2. Safe Handling
- Always hold the fishing rod by the grip to prevent slipping.
- Ensure that the rod is free of obstacles when casting to avoid injuries to others or damage to the rod itself.
3. Avoiding Hazards from Power Lines
- Be cautious never to fish near power lines. Maintain a safe distance from electrical cables when casting or handling your rod to reduce the risk of electrical shocks.
4. Fishing During Thunderstorms
- Avoid fishing during thunderstorms or when storms are imminent. Water is a good conductor of electricity, so fishing in such conditions can be extremely dangerous.
5. Proper Transport Methods
- Transport fishing rods in a suitable rod sleeve or case to protect them from damage.
- Avoid bending or overloading the rod excessively to prevent breakage.
6. Preventing Hook Injuries
- Be particularly careful with hooks while handling the rod. Keep the hook away from your body to avoid self-injury.
7. Awareness of Surroundings
- Pay attention to ensure there are no obstacles in the way when casting or fishing that could damage the rod or pose a danger to others.
8. After Use
- Clean the rod after use to protect it from dirt, saltwater, or other harmful substances.
- Store the rod in a dry place to prolong the life of the material.
URL:
https://www.korum.co.uk/
Kontaktperson:
BV Preston Innovations Europe
Land:
Belgien
Straße:
Dennenlaan 3A
PLZ / Ort:
2340 Beerse
E-Mail:
compliance-europe@ratheroutdoors.com
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Korum Bopper Bait Up Rod - 10' 5.5lbSafety Instructions for Fishing Rods
1. Inspection of the Rod
- Before each use, check the rod for visible damage, such as cracks in the blank or damaged guides. Do not use a rod that shows signs of damage.
2. Safe Handling
- Always hold the fishing rod by the grip to prevent slipping.
- Ensure that the rod is free of obstacles when casting to avoid injuries to others or damage to the rod itself.
3. Avoiding Hazards from Power Lines
- Be cautious never to fish near power lines. Maintain a safe distance from electrical cables when casting or handling your rod to reduce the risk of electrical shocks.
4. Fishing During Thunderstorms
- Avoid fishing during thunderstorms or when storms are imminent. Water is a good conductor of electricity, so fishing in such conditions can be extremely dangerous.
5. Proper Transport Methods
- Transport fishing rods in a suitable rod sleeve or case to protect them from damage.
- Avoid bending or overloading the rod excessively to prevent breakage.
6. Preventing Hook Injuries
- Be particularly careful with hooks while handling the rod. Keep the hook away from your body to avoid self-injury.
7. Awareness of Surroundings
- Pay attention to ensure there are no obstacles in the way when casting or fishing that could damage the rod or pose a danger to others.
8. After Use
- Clean the rod after use to protect it from dirt, saltwater, or other harmful substances.
- Store the rod in a dry place to prolong the life of the material.
