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NASH Dissolving Foam Nuggets - Soluble Foam

Soluble presentation foam for carp fishing: NASH Dissolving Foam Nuggets improve rig presentation, protect the hook point, reduce tangles and act as a visual surface marker once dissolved.
4.55 (CHF) incl tax

Additional Handle NASH Spot On Long Range Baiting Pole

Long-range Nash Spot On Long Range Baiting Pole, ideal for accurately placing your rigs and bait in areas inaccessible to conventional casting.
35.40 (CHF) incl tax

NASH Spot On Long Range Boilie Spoon - Boilie Baiting Spoon

Long-range baiting spoon for boilies and bait, ideal for carp fishing with precise, concentrated bait delivery.
10.10 (CHF) incl tax

NASH Spot On Easy Flow Particle Spoon Baiting Ladle

Nash Spot On Easy Flow particle spoon for precise, clean baiting — ideal for draining excess liquid from baits before casting and optimising your carp fishing sessions.
10.10 (CHF) incl tax

NASH Spot On Long Range Boilie Ladle / Boilie Spoon & Handle

NASH Spot On Long Range Boilie Spoon designed for precision baiting at medium and long range; ideal for concentrating your baits and launching boilies and bait balls with control and efficiency.
16.20 (CHF) incl tax

NASH Spot On Stealth Boilie Throwing Stick

Nash Spot On Stealth Boilie Throwing Stick for precise long-distance baiting, lightweight construction, grip handle and safety wrist strap for intensive carp fishing sessions.
17.20 (CHF) incl tax

NASH Spot On Distance Throwing Stick Baiting Stick

NASH Spot On Distance Throwing Stick baiting stick for precise long-distance throws, lightweight construction, non-slip handle and safety wrist strap — ideal for intensive baiting during carp fishing sessions.
17.20 (CHF) incl tax

NASH Webcast PVA Soluble Mesh Refill

NASH Webcast PVA Soluble Mesh Refill, designed to easily replenish your Webcast PVA system and create precise bait bags for carp fishing.
6.10 (CHF) incl tax

Complete NASH Webcast PVA System Kit

Complete NASH Webcast PVA System with water-soluble mesh on compact loading tubes, piston and caps that double as filling tools to easily create precise, attractive PVA bags and sticks for carp fishing.
10.10 (CHF) incl tax

NASH Speedload Solid Soluble PVA Bags

NASH Speedload solid PVA bags, compatible with the Speedload system for precise bait presentation in fishing.
4.10 (CHF) incl tax

NASH Speedload PVA Bag System Complete Soluble Bag Kit

NASH Speedload PVA Bag System for quick preparation of solid PVA bags intended for carp fishing, with a convenient loading funnel, twist closure without PVA tape and bait pouches perfectly compacted and ready to cast.
9.15 (CHF) incl tax

NASH Fast Melt PVA Soluble Tape

Fast-dissolving hydrosoluble PVA tape for PVA bags, bait stringers and carp fishing rigs, offering excellent dry hold and complete dissolution on the lakebed.
5.05 (CHF) incl tax

Bait launchers for carp fishing

Bait launchers are essential for accurate baiting at medium and long range when carp fishing. With these dedicated tools, you can deliver boilies, particles, pellets or seeds exactly onto your spot without overly disturbing the swim. Whether you use spod rods, bait rockets or specific systems, a good bait launcher helps you build an attractive and consistent feeding area around your rigs.

Choosing the right bait launcher

The choice of bait launcher depends on the distance you want to reach, the volume of bait you need to send and the type of water you’re fishing. Spod rods and bait rockets are ideal for repeated long-range casting with a high load capacity. For short-range fishing, a lighter model or a smaller rocket lets you work more discreetly. Make sure you match the power of your rod, the size of the rocket and the strength of your braid or line to handle the weight of the bait and powerful casts.

Casting techniques and accuracy

Mastering your bait launcher is just as important as choosing the right model. Always work with a visual marker on the far bank and clip up your line so you can hit the same distance with every cast. Filling the rocket evenly, without overloading it, improves aerodynamics and flight stability. Use a smooth casting motion, similar to that of a carp rod, and let the blank do the work. Between each baiting series, check the condition of the guides, line clip and rocket to maintain maximum accuracy.

Seasonality and bait types

How you use a bait launcher will change with the seasons and the activity level of the fish. In cold water, focus on small amounts of highly attractive baits, applied sparingly on a tight area. In warmer periods, when carp are feeding actively, you can bait more generously with mixes of seeds, pellets and boilies. Adjust the size and weight of your rocket according to the density of your bait and the distance you want to reach. Progressive baiting, in several waves, often helps keep fish on the spot for longer.

Accessories and gear care

To get the best from your bait launcher, don’t overlook accessories: boilie pliers, bait buckets, spod braids and reliable line clips all make each session easier. Rinse your rockets and components regularly after fishing to remove bait residues and extend their lifespan. Also check the wear on swivels, clips and knots, which are heavily stressed during repeated casting with heavy loads.

Carp bait launcher FAQ

  • What distance can you reach with a bait launcher? The distance depends on the model, rod power, line diameter and the weight of the load. With a suitable setup and good technique, you can reach long distances while maintaining good accuracy.
  • What types of bait can you use in a bait rocket? Most bait launchers will handle boilies, pellets, seeds and particles. It’s recommended to test the closure and buoyancy with your mixes before the session to avoid the rocket opening too early.
  • Do you need a dedicated rod for bait launching? A specific spod-type rod, more powerful and designed to handle heavy loads, offers more safety and comfort. It reduces the risk of breakages and allows you to make many casts without excessive fatigue.
  • How can you improve accuracy when baiting? Use a clear visual marker, clip your line at the correct distance and keep the same casting angle. Take the time to adjust the amount of bait in your rocket and the power of your cast so that every launch lands in the same area.