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In reply to Post #29
Error from my side
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In reply to Post #32
If Nash have indeed got a state of the art production facility, perhaps it will be taken over by another firm. As for firms in the leisure industry in general going broke, it's hardly surprising given the state of the country and people generally getting poorer. There will always be a few rich people who can afford whatever they want. Most people have to prioritise their expenditure. I think angling in general will see a reduction in spending over the next few years.
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Didn't John timmerman move to nash from cc Moore in the last year or so?
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In reply to Post #26
I really hope not, but having had experience of similar professionally too many times over the years - it sure sounds like its cutting off the highly infected limb to save a body that is also struggling.
If Nash Tackle was healthy they may have kept the bait arm running even for sentimental reasons but at a loss and brought in some turn-around measures.
Real shame. Hope the rest of the business will be well.
Not just fishing, so many hobby/pastime/leisure industries are struggling and shops and brands closing every month.
unfortunately with the "hobby/pastime" boom that happened through covid and its recovery caused businesses to over-extend and assume that the boom was going to go on forever.
The cycling industry is shagged. All those bikes that were being bought during covid - shops and brands got order happy & committed to huge orders years in advance (not helped by the logistics issues and huge wait times) and now the leisure market demand has dropped off a cliff or industries have been saturated with over supply from newcomers - brands and shops are struggling to meet these commitments and are going under.
Several classic cycling brands have gone under the last few years. Massive shame for all involved.
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I caught my 1st French carp on a Nash scopex squid with livers
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In reply to Post #28
I never used their baits but I can't deny their place in the history of things
I've caught a lot of fish on the sting as well, just not their version of it
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End of the line for Nash Bait.. going to be a few anglers out there looking for new bait deals.. 
Going to go with Julian Cundiff back to Nutrabaits??
Alan Blair __________ ??
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In reply to Post #26
That's not good 
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In reply to Post #26
Anyone remember 'Formula 1' . . . . ? Absolutely vile smelling
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In reply to Post #1
Confirmed on Facebook this morning
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In reply to Post #23
I think some came from a small company in or around Bromley at some point, I also can't remember the name but want to say it started with a D but could be completely wrong. Not that it matters, he seems very happy with his current supplier (ABS) now any way.
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In reply to Post #21
At one time Jay was having his baits rolled by three different companies, one of which was Nash. In fact more than one of his baits were on Nash basemixes with his added extras.
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In reply to Post #21
I think jay done it for a while and then subbed it out to another company, It was a small company its bugging me of the name now.
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In reply to Post #21
They've done some absolute crackers over the years. Whiskey and monster pursuit, along with Jays strawberry were the best of the bunch.
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In reply to Post #20
I think Jays amber attract was still rolled by Nash. I had it years later (maybe 2008) and it came in Nash bags. At one point you could order a-bait full back catalogue for a minimum order..
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