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

In reply to Post #3
Just had a look myself. Nash don't half pump out some rubbish

In reply to Post #1
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.

In reply to Post #5
Agreed 100% , I also don't get the concept of it at all just bloody lazy IMO and dangerous 🤬

In reply to Post #1
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?

In reply to Post #8
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 🤬

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

In reply to Post #11
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.

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.