Is it just me that thinks that this is so unsafe for carp? That will fall of so easily when playing fish etc and getting stuck somewhere in carp intestines.
In reply to Post #1
Nope
You are not the only one
Nope
You are not the only one
In reply to Post #3
Just had a look myself. Nash don't half pump out some rubbish
Just had a look myself. Nash don't half pump out some rubbish
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As our awareness around plastic pollution and micro plastics continues to grow, I think artificial baits need to be banned.
Once a bait is soft, these will come off and be left in the water for fish or other wildlife to eat, especially if it's bouyant.
I've seen a few companies now doing biodegradable pop up up corn, basically made from the same stuff as pop ups. This is the future surely, not more plastics.
As our awareness around plastic pollution and micro plastics continues to grow, I think artificial baits need to be banned.
Once a bait is soft, these will come off and be left in the water for fish or other wildlife to eat, especially if it's bouyant.
I've seen a few companies now doing biodegradable pop up up corn, basically made from the same stuff as pop ups. This is the future surely, not more plastics.
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Agreed 100% , I also don't get the concept of it at all just bloody lazy IMO and dangerous 🤬
Agreed 100% , I also don't get the concept of it at all just bloody lazy IMO and dangerous 🤬
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Why would anyone need a screw for sweetcorn?
Why would anyone need a screw for sweetcorn?
the double screw is also a crazy idea.
is it that difficult to tie a longer hair for a snowman presentation?
is it that difficult to tie a longer hair for a snowman presentation?
In reply to Post #8
That is terrible
That is terrible
In reply to Post #9
Nash are definitely targeting a certain kind of new carp angler. I personally hate it and avoid anything Nash these days, Nick Helleur said something in his pod cast about dot to dot carping and scaffold rigs - the art of carping in some aspects is dying thanks to greedy companies like Nash 🤬
Nash are definitely targeting a certain kind of new carp angler. I personally hate it and avoid anything Nash these days, Nick Helleur said something in his pod cast about dot to dot carping and scaffold rigs - the art of carping in some aspects is dying thanks to greedy companies like Nash 🤬
In reply to Post #8
I think taska made one a few years ago and didn't bother releasing it because of the flak they received
I think taska made one a few years ago and didn't bother releasing it because of the flak they received
In reply to Post #11
already banned on 2 club waters I fish and a syndicate. And rightly so.
already banned on 2 club waters I fish and a syndicate. And rightly so.
In reply to Post #10
The only things I have of nash are the twister hooks and Titan. I just feel all their other products are either bulky, look ***** or pointless.
The only things I have of nash are the twister hooks and Titan. I just feel all their other products are either bulky, look ***** or pointless.
Sure they will appeal to the drum and bass playing Alan Blair clones if Nash publicise them, shouting “mega” at every opportunity...
In reply to Post #14
Just had a look, what absolute junk. Your hookbait is also going to break down twice as quickly being penetrated with that screw.
Have you seen the maggot screw they have made as well 
In reply to Post #17
Maggot screw??? It's going too far now 😂
Maggot screw??? It's going too far now 😂
In reply to Post #19
Disgusting- just boycott anything Nash I say ! 🤬
Disgusting- just boycott anything Nash I say ! 🤬
In reply to Post #19
Just had a look and, I don't like the look of that at all. Their product development team haven't thought that through at all. Really irresponsible and pointless
Just had a look and, I don't like the look of that at all. Their product development team haven't thought that through at all. Really irresponsible and pointless
In reply to Post #20
Never
Never
To be honest I try to avoid Nash tackle as much as possible, unless the product is the best.
These I do not like.
It is simple to make your hair long enough to tip the hookbait with a fake piece of corn, either in the stop loop or threaded on the hair and with a bait stop (or not), or I think Enterprise do a sweetcorn bait stop.
*The 'or not' is because fake plastic baits don't always need bait stops to hold them in place. They will 'tighten' onto the hair or even the knot loop.
These I do not like.
It is simple to make your hair long enough to tip the hookbait with a fake piece of corn, either in the stop loop or threaded on the hair and with a bait stop (or not), or I think Enterprise do a sweetcorn bait stop.
*The 'or not' is because fake plastic baits don't always need bait stops to hold them in place. They will 'tighten' onto the hair or even the knot loop.
I do wonder what has happened to Nash I have to say.
Has the product development become too influenced by the lesser experienced angler?
Has the product development become too influenced by the lesser experienced angler?
In reply to Post #24
Nash is ran by children.
Nash is ran by children.
In reply to Post #25
And
And
In reply to Post #17
easy enough to put a fake enterprise maggot through the hair to use as a stop or tie onto floss and blob etc
easy enough to put a fake enterprise maggot through the hair to use as a stop or tie onto floss and blob etc
In reply to Post #26
And they are producing this dangerous crap?
And they are producing this dangerous crap?
In reply to Post #28
Just looked at them , does look poor NASH care to comment
Just looked at them , does look poor NASH care to comment
Fully agree with the sentiment of poorly thought out products by kids. And this is coming from a loyal customer for eons. The balance is shifting rapidly with a wicked banging orso.
I suppose in one way the fake corn screw makes the fake corn topper craze safer if you are using a real hookbait. If you lose the rig the the fake corn floats up rather than staying on for eternity. I'd never use them, but I can't see a problem with the carp dealing with a bit of hard plastic if mussel shells, snails, crayfish claw etc pass through easy enough.
The metal maggot clip one on the other hand...I can't see how anyone can justify it? Really bad in my opinion.
The metal maggot clip one on the other hand...I can't see how anyone can justify it? Really bad in my opinion.
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but I can't see a problem with the carp dealing with a bit of hard plastic if mussel shells, snails, crayfish claw etc pass through easy enough
Smaller fish and bird life might have a problem with it though.
but I can't see a problem with the carp dealing with a bit of hard plastic if mussel shells, snails, crayfish claw etc pass through easy enough
Smaller fish and bird life might have a problem with it though.
In reply to Post #32
Good point and one I hadn't considered.
Burn down Nash is the only solution.
Good point and one I hadn't considered.
Burn down Nash is the only solution.
In reply to Post #33
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