Nash Flat Pear In Line Lead

Short overview

Nash Flat Pear In Line Lead is an inline lead for carp fishing, developed for stable bottom contact, precise presentation, and reliable self-hooking. The flattened, front-weighted shape performs particularly well on hard bottoms, while the camouflaged anti-glare finish helps create a more discreet terminal tackle presentation.

Description

This Nash lead is designed for anglers looking for better rig control and more efficient weight transfer when taking the bait. The Flat Pear in-line construction offers better grip on the bottom than classic elongated inline models, making it an excellent choice for carp fishing on lakes, gravel pits, and other waters with harder bottoms. Thanks to the built-in insert and tail rubber finish, it is suitable for semi-fixed setups, as well as drop-off systems depending on how the rig is assembled.

Features

• Flattened Flat Pear shape with forward center of gravity
• Excellent grip on hard bottoms
• Improves hooking compared to classic aerodynamic inline models
• 3D textured camouflage surface for discretion
• Anti-glare soft touch finish
• Built-in metric and imperial weight markings on the body
• Easy release thanks to the moulded insert and tail rubber finish
• Compatible with the Nash Speedload PVA Bag Stems system

Technology

• Hybrid inner stem with two materials for more versatile rig assembly
• Soft front section holds a size 8 swivel for a semi-fixed setup
• Rigid upper section enables a drop-off setup
• Disruptive black/green camouflage finish with a non-reflective soft touch coating

Specifications

Available variants

Advantages

• Lies more stably on the bottom and holds rig position better
• More effective self-hooking thanks to the forward-distributed mass
• Discreet presentation due to the camouflage and anti-glare finish
• Flexible use in semi-fixed and drop-off systems
• A practical choice for PVA bag presentations and modern carp rigs

Note

Availability depends on the selected weight and stock status. Before purchase, check compatibility with your rig and observe local regulations regarding the use of lead in fishing.