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NASH-T1480
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4.5 lbs | 9 ft (2.7 m) | - | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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70.25 (CHF) incl tax
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NASH-T1481
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4.5 lbs | 10 ft (3.05 m) | 255 g | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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80.85 (CHF) incl tax
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The NASH Dwarf Abbreviated carp rod is designed for anglers who seek an exceptional reserve of power while retaining true finesse of feel. From a restyled, waterside-proven range, it targets demanding carp anglers who want to confidently face the most powerful fish and operate heavy rigs with assurance.
Thanks to its very robust blank, this powerful carp rod withstands fights with large carp without faltering, and is equally capable against other highly combative species such as catfish. It is also highly effective for propelling baiting systems or accurately probing the bottom, making it a versatile tool for all approaches requiring both power and control.
The Dwarf Abbreviated excels as a spod rod or marker rod. Its design allows casting filled baiting devices or substantial marker rigs while maintaining excellent accuracy. The blank transmits vibrations effectively, helping you detect changes in substrate and subtle underwater relief details — a major asset for refining your spot-finding strategies.
The shortened handle provides a direct, secure grip during heavy casts as well as close-quarter fights under the rod. This configuration is appreciated by anglers who favor a dynamic casting style, offering optimal control of the butt to absorb runs and guide the fish to the net.
The primary strength of the NASH Dwarf Abbreviated is its ability to combine raw power with control. Where softer rods may reach their limits, this carp rod for large fish allows you to maintain control of the fight, even with heavy, powerful fish or when fishing at long range from the bank.
Its blank, engineered to endure high loads, enables strong, driven casts required to reach distant spots or deliver large baiting devices. At the same time, sensitivity remains sufficient to detect the most discreet takes and to accurately interpret feedback from the bottom when probing with a marker float.
The shortened handle configuration improves maneuverability. It eases angle changes during the fight, helps manage powerful runs and allows working the rod close to the body, which reduces fatigue during long sessions. For the carp angler who alternates between conventional fishing, intensive baiting and spot detection, having a versatile application rod like the Dwarf Abbreviated is a real advantage.
Finally, belonging to the NASH Dwarf range ensures coherence with the rest of your brand equipment in terms of looks, perceived quality and long-term reliability. You thus benefit from a technical rod ready to face extreme situations without compromising user comfort.
The NASH Dwarf Abbreviated performs best in situations where power is decisive: large bodies of water, snaggy areas or spots requiring heavy casts to place your rigs and bait. Pair it with a robust reel and a mainline suited to heavy rigs to fully exploit its potential.
For use as a spod rod, adapt the amount of bait in your baiting device to preserve a stable flight path and protect the blank over time. Smooth, progressive casting will take advantage of the rod’s power reserve while reducing muscular fatigue.
When configured as a marker rod, take time to slowly slide your rig along the bottom to exploit the rod’s good feedback. Variations in substrate hardness, the presence of gravel or cleaner patches are easier to detect with a reactive, powerful rod like the Dwarf Abbreviated, helping you pinpoint the most favorable spots for placing rigs.
Also check compatibility between the rod and your sleeves or cases before transport. Due to the specific handle design, this rod does not fit into some sleeves intended for other models, notably Scope Rod Skins; it is preferable to choose a protective sleeve compatible with the Dwarf Abbreviated range.
Question 1: Is this rod only suitable for carp fishing?
Answer: No — although primarily designed as a carp rod, its power and robustness make it suitable for other large freshwater species such as catfish, and for any situation requiring the propulsion and control of heavy rigs.
Question 2: Can it be used as a main rod on large bodies of water?
Answer: Yes — its powerful blank and ability to cast heavy loads make it an excellent choice for fishing at range on large lakes or rivers. It helps maintain control during fights far from the bank and integrates well with a lineup of rods geared toward large carp.
Question 3: Is the NASH Dwarf Abbreviated compatible with Scope Rod Skins sleeves?
Answer: Due to the specific handle configuration, this rod is not intended to be stored in Scope Rod Skins designed for other models. It is recommended to use sleeves or cases compatible with the Dwarf Abbreviated range to ensure optimal protection during transport.