| Reference | Capacité | Longueur | Taille | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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NASH-T1788
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3.5 lbs | 12 ft / 3.60 m | 2 brins | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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586.00 (CHF) incl tax
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NASH-T1789
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3.75 lbs | 12 ft / 3.60 m | 2 brins | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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586.00 (CHF) incl tax
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NASH-T1790
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3.5 lbs | 13 ft / 3.90 m | 2 brins | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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606.20 (CHF) incl tax
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NASH-T1791
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3.75 lbs | 13 ft / 3.90 m | 2 brins | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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606.20 (CHF) incl tax
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NASH-T1792
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Spod & Marker | 12 ft / 3.60 m | 2 brins | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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535.50 (CHF) incl tax
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NASH-T1793
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Spod & Marker | 13 ft / 3.90 m | 2 brins | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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565.75 (CHF) incl tax
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Designed for the most demanding carp anglers, the Nash Air Force F40 range pushes the limits of long-distance casting. The result of the latest advances in carbon blanks, it allows rigs, leads and baits to be propelled to extreme distances while maintaining remarkable accuracy — a decisive advantage on large bodies of water and in competitive fishing.
Thanks to a combination of high-performance carbon and carefully selected components, each Air Force F40 rod delivers an exceptional power-to-weight ratio. The impressive reserve of power in the butt is paired with an action engineered to maintain a progressive curve, ensuring excellent fish control and reducing lost fish even during long-distance fights.
Developed in collaboration with extreme-casting specialists and international competitors, this range is designed to gain valuable metres on every cast. It is aimed at anglers who want to reach previously unreachable areas with a long-distance carp rod, whether to place a rig, cast a spod or probe the bottom with a marker float.
The Nash Air Force F40 is available in several complementary models to cover the various needs of modern carp fishing, from an everyday versatile rod to versions dedicated to spod and marker use. All share the same strict specifications: maximum distance, precision and user comfort.
The main advantage of the Nash Air Force F40 lies in its ability to combine extreme casting power with enjoyable fishing action. Where many very powerful rods become stiff and unpleasant, this range retains a fluid curve that allows anglers to work fish with finesse, even at long range.
Gaining a few extra metres on each cast enables the carp angler to target less pressured spots, bypass obstacles or reach distant shoals. On crowded or heavily fished waters, this ability to stand out through distance and precision often translates into more bites and better results.
The inclusion of spod and marker-specific models within the same family ensures consistent feel between fishing rods and baiting rods. The angler thus retains identical references for casts, improving accuracy and reducing physical effort, especially when repeatedly sending large amounts of bait.
Finally, the build quality and attention to detail make it a durable investment for any carp angler wishing to equip themselves with a high-performance carp rod able to support long-term technical progression, whether for advanced leisure fishing or competition.
To fully exploit the potential of the Air Force F40 range, it is recommended to pair the rod with a sturdy carp reel offering good retrieve and consistent line lay. Using lines suited to the targeted distance, and where necessary a tapered leader or shock leader, helps secure heavy casts.
When casting, adopt a smooth motion that takes advantage of the blank’s progressive compression. Avoid jerky movements and favour a steady build-up of power, allowing the rod to release all its energy at the precise moment the line is freed. For spod and marker-oriented models, adjust bait load or float size to remain within a comfortable weight range for the rod.
At the peg, the Nash Air Force F40 performs best at medium to long range but remains fully usable at short range thanks to its considered action. Practice on an open water area to familiarise yourself with the rod’s feel and optimise your technique before using it in demanding fishing situations.
Question 1 : Is this rod only suitable for extreme-casting specialists?
Answer: No. Although designed for maximum performance, the Nash Air Force F40 remains accessible to motivated carp anglers who wish to improve. With a bit of practice, it significantly increases achievable distance while offering a pleasant action during fights.
Question 2 : Can the range be used for baiting and marker probing?
Answer: Yes, the Air Force F40 family includes models specifically designed for spod baiting and marker float use, while retaining the same philosophy of lightness, robustness and precision as the rods intended for fishing itself.
Question 3 : Is the rod suitable for large expanses of water and wind-affected venues?
Answer: The distance-oriented design and high tip speed make it a particularly relevant choice for large lakes or wind-exposed waters, where the ability to maintain control of the line and reach the most distant zones is essential.