Back Lead NASH Ezi Glide Back Lead

Product Highlights

The NASH Ezi Glide Back Lead is a carp fishing back lead designed to keep your line close to the lakebed and make your rigs far more discreet. By distancing the line from the surface and visible obstacles, it reduces the risk of detection by wary fish and limits contact with boats or diving birds. Its specific design with a quick-release sliding clip enables simple and effective setup, even when fishing at long range.

Thanks to its considered design, this back lead offers a smooth glide along the line, which helps the weight descend to the bottom without disturbing your main rig. It’s aimed at demanding carp anglers who want to maximise stealth while maintaining high safety for both fish and tackle.

Technical Specifications

The NASH Ezi Glide back lead features a compact weighted body paired with an oversized clip designed for quick use at the water’s edge. The free-running clip provides a wide, unobstructed passage for the line, which reduces friction and allows the weight to settle naturally at the desired depth.

• Back lead type weight for carp fishing
• Sliding clip with wide opening for easy line passage
• Quick-release design for one-handed handling
• Safety system allowing the clip to detach from the weight body in case of a snag
• Shape engineered for steady descent to the bottom
• Suitable for still waters, canals or rivers with moderate current
• Compatible with most modern carp rigs and commonly used line diameters

One key feature of this model is its enlarged free running clip—an enlarged clip that runs freely. This characteristic improves line fluidity and prevents jamming during deployment or retrieval.

Advantages and Key Features

The primary advantage of the NASH Ezi Glide Back Lead is its ease of use. Thanks to the enlarged clip, you can attach the back lead with one hand—very useful when you’re already holding the rod or line. This ergonomics saves time on every cast.

Its anti-snag system is another strong point. In the event of contact with a significant obstacle, the clip can release from the weighted body to minimize the risk of a permanent snag. This design protects the fish and your line by reducing excessive tension during a snag.

Finally, by keeping the line pinned to the bottom between your rod and the rig, this discreet back lead improves overall presentation and helps fool even the wariest carp. It is particularly effective in heavily fished areas, close to banks or in sectors where fish are used to encountering taut lines.

Usage Tips

To get the best from the NASH Ezi Glide back lead, integrate it into your fishing strategy whenever line discretion matters. Use it particularly when fishing near the opposite bank, in navigation channels or in busy areas.

• Cast as normal and allow your rig to settle on the bottom.
• Slightly loosen the spool drag or open the pick-up to give slack to the line.
• Secure the line in the enlarged clip of the back lead using the quick-release system.
• Allow the weight to run freely along the line until it reaches the bottom.
• Then retake line from the rod, keeping the desired tension on the rig.

Adjust the position of the back lead according to the relief and obstacles between your peg and the fishing spot. In very cluttered areas, place it so the most exposed section of line is properly pinned to the bottom while maintaining good bite detection.

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FAQ

Question 1: Is the NASH Ezi Glide Back Lead suitable for all types of waters?

Answer: Yes, this carp back lead can be used on many types of water, including lakes, gravel pits, canals and rivers with moderate current. It is especially useful when you want to keep the line close to the bottom for increased discretion.

Question 2: Can the anti-snag system affect bite detection?

Answer: The system is designed to trigger only in the event of a significant snag. Under normal fishing conditions it does not interfere with the transmission of the bite to your alarm or rod tip, so you retain excellent sensitivity.

Question 3: Is this back lead compatible with different line diameters?

Answer: Yes, the enlarged free running clip accepts common line diameters used in carp fishing, whether you fish with monofilament or braid, provided you stay within a reasonable diameter range for this technique.