HANDLING INFORMATION

• 1. Be cautious of electric shock from high voltage lines, transmission wires, and cables. Due to their material characteristics, they conduct electricity well. Contact with these wires can lead to electric shock, which in some cases can be fatal. Especially avoid using under high voltage lines, as proximity alone can result in electric discharge leading to shock.
• 2. There have been incidents where fishing rods have come into contact with wires outside designated fishing areas. When using a fishing rod, pay sufficient attention to surrounding safety.
• 3. Beware of electric shock from lightning strikes. If lightning strikes while in use, immediately fold and stow the fishing rod or ensure it falls away from you.

When casting, please ensure there are no people nearby to confirm safety thoroughly. It's highly dangerous if hooks from fishing rods, lures, or other fishing gear hit someone.

If the joints are not securely inserted, it can lead to damage. However, forcing them in excessively can cause them to jam, so please be careful.

In the spigot joint method, there is typically a pre-set allowance of 1 to 1.5cm during coupling. This is not a defect.
Do not sandpaper it down or alter it, as doing so could cause the fishing rod to separate during casting.

Please unfold the fishing rod sections starting from the tip in sequence. Applying excessive force can cause them to jam. Please use gentle force to unfold them. Also, never swing the fishing rod to unfold it, as this can cause it to jam.

When removing the guide cover, please slowly pull it parallel to the fishing rod. Bending or twisting it could damage the tip of the fishing rod.

If you miss any guides while threading the line through, it can exert excessive force on the fishing rod and potentially cause damage. Pay particular attention when passing the line through roller guides and swing rollers.

• Please use the designated fishing wire.
• Avoid using a line with a mid-connection or a knot of thread.
• Ensure the fishing line adheres to the specified size.

• Do not touch the front of the grip to the ship railing when reeling.
• If the person next to you helps you while fighting with a large fish, do not hold the front of the grip and support or lift it.
• Be careful not to bend the fishing rod into the ∩ shape when placing the fishing rod in the ship's railing for a while when moving the point, especially for non-stretchable PE lines, Fishing rods with sensitive tips can be easily damaged. It can also be easily damaged when preparing or casting while the line is wound around the guide.
• Be careful not to close the line too much. Reeling to the top guide can damage the tip.
• In the case of telescopic fishing rods, please note that the guide turns or the line turns.
• With the fishing rod erected, do not hang and shake the bait or fish. Make sure that the rod bends into the shape of a ∩ If it happens, there is a risk of damage.

• Please do not cast while the line is tangled. It will cause damage.
• When casting, there is a risk of damage if a line gets caught in an obstacle in the back. Be careful. There is a risk that the fishing rod gets caught or the line gets tangled in the obstacle.
  In cases, don't shake the fishing rod, hold the line and pull it out while pulling it.
• When fishing, please do not raise your fishing rod too high or grab the middle part of the rod and pull the fish. Also, please do not lift it at once. Please use a net when fishing.
• When snagged, hold the line without raising the fishing rod, pull it, and release it.

• Please do not cast while the line is tangled. It will cause damage.
• Watch out for floats and lures being rolled in. Top guides and fishing rod tips may be damaged.
• For large fish, use net and do not pull it up with a fishing rod. Also, even small fish should not shake with the fishing rod raised high.
• When snagged, do not shake the fishing rod, but hold the line and pull it out while pulling it.
• Be careful to turn or loosen your guide. If the guide is not positioned properly, it can cause damage such as broken ends of fishing rods.

• Please do not cast while the line is tangled. It will cause damage.
• When casting, there is a risk of damage if a line gets caught in an obstacle in the back. Be careful. There is a risk that the fishing rod gets caught or the line gets tangled in the obstacle.
• For large fish, use net and do not pull it up with a fishing rod. Also, even small fish should not shake with the fishing rod raised high.
• When snagged, do not shake the fishing rod, but hold the line and pull it out while pulling it.

• Fold it in order from the base of the fishing rod. Folding it from the end will cause the rod tip to enter the gap in the section, making it unusable next time.
• Place a rubber sheet that prevents slipping if the joint is stuck during storage and does not come off or fold, facing each other, slowly twisting and folding in each other's direction.
• Remove the end cap at the bottom of the fishing rod if it does not fold normally, place it vertically on a flat surface, and lightly drop it. It is safe to place a towel or paper box on the flat surface as a cushion.

In particular, if you neglect to wash the inside, the interline fishing rod may become clogged with salt or contaminants, and you may not be able to thread the wires or lines for the next use. In addition, if the fishing rod is left in the trunk of the car while wet for a long time or put in the case to be sealed, it can cause damage such as bubbles in the painted area or corrosion of the sheet metal.

• After use, wash off dirt or salt on the surface with a fishing cleaner or lukewarm water.
• Make sure to wash the inside of the interline fishing rod and the telescopic fishing rod.
• After removing moisture, completely remove moisture from the shade.
• After use, wash off dirt or salt on the surface with a fishing cleaner or lukewarm water.
• Make sure to wash the inside of the interline fishing rod and the entry type fishing rod.
• After removing moisture, completely remove moisture from the shade.
• Any contaminants that are strongly attached to the surface can be washed with a soft sponge coated with kitchen detergent. (Do not use a commercial cleaner or wax. It can damage the paint or sometimes even the rod.)

Precautions to prevent damage when using a fishing rod are indicated as examples.

• Do not use under wires and high-voltage wires.
• In particular, high-voltage wires may be electrocuted by discharge just within a few meters.
• Care must also be taken when crossing a crossing with a fishing rod spread out.
• Be especially careful when you are wet.

If you feel the thunder close, immediately insert the fishing rod, and let it fall from the fishing rod.

Given the current production technology, it is impossible to completely exclude the curvature of each part of glass or carbon. In particular, the carbon fishing rod does not droop due to the stiffness of the fiber itself, so the bending is more noticeable than that of the glass rod, but there is no problem with strength.

Please be careful because we are not responsible for any failure after tuning to customers or retail stores.