Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What's the difference with  NTi-S-703 ML-M  and   NTi-C-703 ML-M ?
Document: be careful with the description as the photo is different that the actual part. I purchased the inshore model.
You are getting a two rod set up because of the two tip options. I have used it in Florida, Texas, Georgia, Maryland & Aruba. It easily manages fish up to 41 inches long. I have caught Dorado, Amberjacks, Snook, Mackerel, Kingfish, Sea Trout, Stripers, Bone Fish, Lady Fish, Snapper & Bass without problem. These rods are top quality with the best guiders & reel seats in the industry. They are impervious to salt.
This is the second one that I've owned. The first one was left in a rental car, never to be seen again. There are two different models of this rod, casting and spinning. Each on comes with two tips, either medium light/medium or medium/medium heavy. In my opinion, the medium heavy tip is a bit too heavy for my uses which typically include saltwater snook/redfish.
This is the Okuma Inshore Nomad Travel fishing Rod, Not the Saltwater version that the picture shows. The Inshore fishing rod is by far my favorite rod. It's 7 ft Medium Light and Medium Action. You get two action rod tip. The 7 ft fishing rod breaks down into 3 sections measuring 29 inch each, making it extremely easy to carry around. It comes with a quality handling rod case that is 32' x 4 1/2 x 1 1/2 inches.
The individual pieces do not but up against each other and there is a visible gap between them. Not a big deal. Overall a good quality rod.
Spent 10 days fishing inshore on Sanibel Island. The rod performed awsome. Love it. Get this rod you will not be disappointed.
It's not the typical cylinder shape that most travel rods come in. With Okuma Nomad design, it truly feels like a 1 piece fishing rod. I"m waiting for Okuma to develop a 10ft Surf Travel Rod.
It was not the rod that was advertised, it was shown to be a off shore but was inshore rod, it was returned.
It is really hard to (and not fair) to compare "Travel Rods" to your favorite one piece. However the fit, finish, quality and value for the money of this rod outfit is a real value if you need a travel rod. So if you buy this don't expect it to be the same action as your one piece but know that it will allow you to have your own equipment and have your choice of two actions.
I would have understood on the side where the shoulder strap is.I wanted to complain to Okuma, but their contact details are inaccessible.
Answer: no