Hi all, I am in the market for a Baiting Pole and am a little unsure if I should go for the telescopic type (Saber Tackle) or the put over type (Nash etc).
Any feedback from users would be most appreciated.
Any feedback from users would be most appreciated.
I hate kevin nash with a passion, so i dont say this lightly, but the nash one is 10x better than anything else on the market.
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yes the Nashy
yes the Nashy
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Same. Until now not tried a piece of Nash tackle that I liked, or thought was decent quality until I got the baiting pole last year. It is hard to use in a cross wind as it does bend very easily but there is a knack to using it that I am slowly getting to grips with but overall a very good bit of kit and not at a pull your pants down price either
Same. Until now not tried a piece of Nash tackle that I liked, or thought was decent quality until I got the baiting pole last year. It is hard to use in a cross wind as it does bend very easily but there is a knack to using it that I am slowly getting to grips with but overall a very good bit of kit and not at a pull your pants down price either
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If you want long range use, 30 plus metres then the Nash put over seems to be the one although I have never used one.
I have the Tackle Box 18m tele as I only use it in the old fashioned way for pinpoint placing of feed and rigs in difficult corners and under overhanging vegetation. It's easy to carry, goes in with your rods, a 6ft x2ins tube, no probs. Good product if its what you want.
If you want long range use, 30 plus metres then the Nash put over seems to be the one although I have never used one.
I have the Tackle Box 18m tele as I only use it in the old fashioned way for pinpoint placing of feed and rigs in difficult corners and under overhanging vegetation. It's easy to carry, goes in with your rods, a 6ft x2ins tube, no probs. Good product if its what you want.
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The Nash bushwhacker is excellent, I've got the extra sections with it and that takes its range to 45 meters and gives you ample scope to put your bait where you want it.
It depends what you want from your baiting pole but I would rather have the option of adding extra sections and the spoon is the most stable there is.
The Nash bushwhacker is excellent, I've got the extra sections with it and that takes its range to 45 meters and gives you ample scope to put your bait where you want it.
It depends what you want from your baiting pole but I would rather have the option of adding extra sections and the spoon is the most stable there is.
Hi
my fishing partner bought the Corus 18m baiting pole. He found he had issues with stability, set up was a nightmare - matching pole numbers etc and quality of finish - Carbon splinters when new.
I bought the Nash Bushwacker, after seeing the Bushwacker in action he has auctioned his Corus pole and ordered a Bushwacke without hesitation.
Bushwacker is about twice the price of the Corus but much better.
Regards
my fishing partner bought the Corus 18m baiting pole. He found he had issues with stability, set up was a nightmare - matching pole numbers etc and quality of finish - Carbon splinters when new.
I bought the Nash Bushwacker, after seeing the Bushwacker in action he has auctioned his Corus pole and ordered a Bushwacke without hesitation.
Bushwacker is about twice the price of the Corus but much better.
Regards
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i've got the nash one, it's pretty good but it's worth getting some extra extension poles.
i've got the nash one, it's pretty good but it's worth getting some extra extension poles.
I shall be selling my unused boxed Nash Bushwacker if you are interested
Bought it late last year then found they are not allowed on the lake I fish and not allowed on the lake I hope to fish next year
Bought it late last year then found they are not allowed on the lake I fish and not allowed on the lake I hope to fish next year