Quick overview

The Nash Cling On Tungsten Naked Chod & Helicopter Safe Top Bead is a safety tungsten bead for carp fishing, designed for Naked Chod and Helicopter rigs. It provides reliable holding power during casting, controlled release in the event of line breakage, and improved concealment of the rig on the bottom. It is an excellent choice for anglers who want a safer and more discreet bait presentation.

Description

This Nash bead was developed for modern carp rigs where fish safety, long-distance casting, and neat presentation are equally important. The central insert slides off the carrier and grips main line diameters from 0,28–0,40 mm securely, whether you use monofilament or braided line. Under controlled pressure, the bead releases from the tapered insert so the hooklink can pass through safely, which is especially important for Naked Chod and Helicopter setups. Thanks to the tungsten impregnation, the bead also pins the line down to the bottom and improves concealment of the terminal rig, especially when fishing with slack lines.

Features

• Designed for Naked Chod and Helicopter rigs
• Safe top bead for reliable holding during long-range casting
• Controlled movement that allows safe hooklink passage
• Helps reduce the risk of a carp towing the terminal tackle in the event of line breakage
• Compatible with main line diameters of 0,28–0,40 mm
• Suitable for monofilament and braided line
• Increased density for better bottom hugging and more discreet presentation
• Can be reused with the help of a Maggot needle

Technology

• Tungsten impregnation for higher density, better sinking, and more effective concealment of the rig on the bottom

Specifications

Advantages

• Increases carp rig safety in the event of line breakage
• Allows safe casting without compromising release performance
• Improves concealment of the terminal rig on the bottom
• Excellent for slack line fishing where discretion is key
• Practical and economical thanks to its reusability

Note

Product availability depends on stock levels. Before fishing, check that the rig is assembled correctly and match the setup to the water conditions.