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I would.say theyre streamlining the business, getting all the big earners off the books....resetting the business and going again....covid gave alot companies a false sense of extraordinary growth, them new customers are now probably playing golf,flying drones or magnet fishing
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Haven't they just brought out new reels.
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I didn't go, but I think they had a big stand at the big one which wouldn't make sense for them if they were closing surely.
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Nash tackle has been like that for years, they inovated and some of the gear WAS quality of it's time.
However 20-25 years ago you could go to Climax Tackle and pick up end tackle, bait, luggage cheap as chips and there were bins of all sorts for 99p
It's always on sale because the big companies buy up everything with their gold account discounts.
I think I have two or three packets of old Nash hooks in the hook bank ( biscuit tiin in the loft) and some vintage bait flavourings.
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This seems to be the word on the street but no idea if true
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With the folding of Nash bait, then Samir, that posh Henry guy, and now Mark Voosen all jumping ship, is the end coming for Nash?
Ive noticed that the stocks of their gear in the shops hasn't been great either. I haven't really got much of their stuff (only putty and a bushwacker) but i do like that they bring something a bit different to the other big companies, so I hope not, but it doesn't look great
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