Safety instructions:

General information on product safety

This product is intended exclusively for fishing and may only be carried or used to the extent that applicable law does not prohibit this. Use the product only for its intended purpose and follow the associated instructions. This product is not a toy. Keep the product out of the reach of unsupervised children or pets. The product, individual components or parts of it can sometimes be swallowed. There is a risk of suffocation.
This product was made with care. However, check the product carefully for visible damage or defects before each use. To avoid injury or malfunction, do not use the product if damage is found. If necessary, replace defective parts with suitable replacement parts. Do not modify the product. Only use it if you are in full possession of your mental and physical abilities.

Intended Use
- Artificial lures are designed exclusively for fishing. To avoid injury or damage, do not use them for other purposes.
- Use artificial bait in suitable waters and observe local fishing regulations.

Safe handling
- Make sure lures with sharp hooks are always handled safely. Keep them away from body parts, clothing and other people.
- Use pliers when attaching or removing the lure to the hook to minimize the risk of injury.Regular inspection
- Before each use, check lures for damage such as broken hooks, cracks or loose connections. Damaged lures should not be used any further.
- Make sure that hooks are sharp to ensure efficiency when fishing, but also stored safely when not in use.

Storage
- Store lures in a separate, well-sealed box suitable for fishing accessories. This prevents tangling and protects against injury.
- Keep the box dry to prevent rust on the hooks.

Minimize the risk of injury
- Wear protective gloves when changing lures to prevent cuts or punctures from the hooks.
- Using barbless hooks can significantly minimize the risk of injury.

Safety while fishing
- When casting, make sure that there are no people or animals in the casting area to avoid accidents caused by swinging hooks or lures.
- Regularly check the connection between the lure and the fishing line to prevent it from suddenly coming loose during casting.

Children and lures
- Keep lures away from children, as the sharp hooks pose a significant risk of injury.
- Children should only use lures under the direct supervision of an adult and use child-friendly, safe accessories.

By handling them carefully, storing them correctly and checking them regularly, you can ensure not only the safety but also the functionality of your lures when fishing.

Respect for nature
- Do not leave any fishing equipment or its packaging materials in nature.
- Only fish in approved waters and comply with applicable regulations.
- Treat caught fish respectfully and release them carefully if necessary.

Emergency preparedness
- Have a first aid kit ready in case injuries do occur.
- Find out about the nearest emergency location or rescue service before fishing in remote locations. Never go fishing alone, or at least inform someone of your whereabouts and time of return.