NASH Lead Clip

Product Advantages

Designed for modern carp fishing, the Nash Lead Clip is a reliable carp lead clip that enhances fish safety while simplifying your rigs. Its secure attachment system keeps the lead in place during the cast and the fight, while allowing controlled ejection when necessary to reduce the risk of unhooking or injury to the carp.

Thanks to a precise clip body and a secondary locking device, the clip remains firmly attached to the swivel, ensuring the lead releases cleanly when tension increases. This lead clip for carp is especially suited to fishing close to obstacles, in snaggy areas or weed-rich zones, where the ability to abandon the lead can make the difference in safely landing a powerful fish.

Designed to integrate discreetly with your rig, this system accepts different types of standard-size swivels and pairs perfectly with suitable tail rubbers. You thus obtain a discreet and effective carp rig that blends into the bottom and gains the trust of wary fish, while remaining very simple to set up at the waterside.

Technical Specifications

• Safety lead clip specifically developed for carp fishing.
• Compatible with size 8 swivels, including quick-change, ring, or standard models, for a wide range of presentations.
• Secure clip body and secondary locking pin to hold the clip on the swivel during the cast and the fight.
• Adjustable lead ejection system via the tightening of a suitable tail rubber, allowing you to set the force required to release the lead.
• Designed to favor lead release under high line tension or when snagged in obstacles, helping to better protect the carp.
• Discrete finishes intended to reduce the visibility of the terminal assembly on the bottom and optimize rig stealth.
• Suitable for major modern carp rigs in freshwater: margin fishing, long-range fishing, precision baiting or snaggy areas.

Benefits and Key Features

By choosing this Nash carp safety lead clip, you adopt an accessory conceived primarily for fish protection. The ability to adjust the force required to eject the lead lets you adapt your rig to conditions: clean or snaggy substrate, casting distance, and type of lead used. You retain control of your presentation while reducing risks in case of break-off or snagging, meeting the requirements of carp anglers committed to responsible fishing.

Its compatibility with various size 8 swivels simplifies the setup of many rigs: quick-change rigs to swap baits in seconds, ring swivels to grant more hook movement, or standard models for classic presentations. Whatever your style, this Nash lead clip fits naturally into your terminal tackle range and allows you to standardize your leaders easily.

Thanks to a design that stays firmly in place during the cast, this clip also contributes to more accurate casts and better bait presentation. Lead stability before ejection reduces tangles and improves bite detection. In the end, you benefit from a safe, discreet and high-performance carp rig, perfectly suited to heavily fished waters where fish are particularly cautious.

Usage Tips

To get the most from this lead clip, start by fitting a size 8 swivel into the designated housing, ensuring it seats correctly. Make sure the secondary locking device is properly positioned so the clip remains securely attached to the swivel. Then slide the lead clip onto your leadcore, leader or reinforced mainline, depending on the rig type chosen, and connect the lead to the dedicated snap.

Finally add a suitable tail rubber and adjust its tightening to set the lead ejection force: a firm fit to retain the lead more when the bottom is clean, or a lighter setting when fishing near obstacles to favor rapid lead ejection. Before each session, check the condition of your carp lead clip, the swivel and the tail rubber, and replace worn parts to maintain safe and carp-friendly fishing.

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FAQ

Question 1: How do I correctly adjust the lead ejection force with this lead clip?

Answer: To adjust the ejection force, mainly alter the tightening of the tail rubber associated with the clip. The more the tail rubber is pressed firmly onto the clip, the longer the lead will be held and the more tension will be required to release it. Conversely, positioning it more loosely facilitates rapid lead ejection in case of snagging or heavy traction, which helps protect the carp and your line.