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: Is this a good Fishing Rod for Fishing at the beach? Like, at the PIER?? Omg I know nothing about fishing.
Document: I've received my rod on time. well few days after I got it, I went to fish for some panfish, and what I can say about the reel is that works very good even for casting I've tried some spoons and it worth, and about the rod, it is very flexible I caught 2 largemouth bass of about 6 pounds ea. it bended like if will break down, but finally nothing bad happened,I totaly recomend this kit,it came with out line but is good after all.
Update: It has worked like a champ. I fought a fair-sized northern pike for ten minutes with no problems. I caught a bunch of other trout, bass, and walleye pike with no trouble in the reel or rod.I just received the item. One of the closure snaps was broken, but the item was otherwise in good condition. The rod seems sufficiently well built for the kind of light fishing (trout, bass, panfish, etc.) I want to do on hikes.
I bought this little baby with the intention of sticking it in a bug out bag, but like everything else that goes into it I like to know it is going to work. With that in mind I have been using it every time I go fishing and it is a blast. I have caught every imaginable freshwater fish with it from Bream to Channel Cat and every thing in between.
I adore this little lightweight rod and keep it in my car under my seat in case I get a free moment to cast out. It's easy to put together, easy to string, casts smoothly and has a good feel to it. I never felt like it was too flimsy or like it was going to collapse on me, which is always a plus for these collapsibles.
Heading to the Sierras, my first choice was, of course, a fly rod. But 1) I'm not a very good fly fisherman and 2) a good lightweight 7-piece fly rod will cost AT LEAST $150, and probably 2-3 times that. Like I said, I'm a frugal dude.It's not widely reported, but you don't actually need a fly rod to fly fish.
The rod is very good quality, and I was even impressed with the reel. I don't really like the plastic storage case (it's quite large, and the hinge will likely break easily), but that isn't the reason I bought this set, so it doesn't warrant a lower star rating in my opinion. I caught a 2lb trout the first time I used it, and it performed very well. I think I'm going to pick up a 2nd one!
These combo is pretty good. It's best quality is that it is small and compact. It's a little tough to pack it back up when your done, but I still like it.
it is an excellent rod for canoe portage fishing trips and for hiking in through the brush to the best trout streams. I have caught everything from 12 pound northern pike to brook trout and pan fish with this rod. this is reasonably easy to piece together, stowes away small and is pretty good at casting.
I love this mini rod and it's always under my driver's seat of my Jeep... It's very compact and is very handy at times when I see good fishing spot on any road. Lucky, this Daiwa Mini System offer me to pull over and do some fishing... I caught 5 Red Squirrel fishes from the cliff's landing... I was so happy with this product and went home to clean these fishes and grill on my BBQ Grill in my courtyard...
This kit is OK, nicely fits under my car seat, good for light fishing.It would have been much appreciated had the rod been a bit stronger and more solid.
Answer: yes