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A: Despite being thin and flexible, Tip Cards are extremely tear resistant

If you plan on leaving and coming back to the same fishing hole, I recommend casting into another fishing hole to reset the timer before going back

To get your bait into the "strike zone" behind the breakers, you need a rod that can load up and launch a heavy sinker
Shock absorption is another focal point when looking at these blanks

The main advantage of a slower reel is that it provides more torque for slowly cranking in monster fish, but a faster reel is more versatile, as you can always reel a fast model more slowly but you cant make a slow reel crank faster
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