| Reference | Taille | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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NASH-T3702
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Standard | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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70.75 (CHF) incl tax
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NASH-T3703
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XL | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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80.85 (CHF) incl tax
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Designed for demanding carp anglers, the Nash Scope OPS carp retainer sling is a modern holding system that protects the fish while simplifying your on‑bank handling. Thanks to its integrated inflatable tubes, it keeps the carp stable in the water with no effort, and remains extremely compact when deflated for transport and storage.
Based on the brand’s renowned Carp Care design, this inflatable carp retainer sling combines a high‑flow, soft, mucus‑friendly mesh with a reliable structure suited for weighing. It is aimed at anglers seeking a compact carp retainer sack that is easy to use and provides maximum fish safety during photo preparation and release.
This retention system stands out for its minimal packed volume. By simply deflating the tubes the sling packs away into its own bag, making it an ideal solution for mobile anglers, quick sessions or light approaches with minimal kit. You thus benefit from a compact, high‑performance retention system for carp without sacrificing fish protection.
In use, the controlled buoyancy keeps the carp straight, well immersed but monitored close to the bank. The fish‑friendly mesh reduces the risk of injury, while the sturdy handles and central eyelet provide accurate weighing with a suitable scale. Together, these features form a complete carp angling kit that eases handling, reduces stress on the fish and supports every step from securing to returning it to the water.
Before placing a carp in the sling, thoroughly wet the mesh and contact areas. Inflate the tubes using the provided carry bag following the manufacturer’s instructions, then position the carp retainer sling in a sufficiently deep area free of obstructions and sheltered from waves. After capture, keep the fish over the water as much as possible, close the sling gently and check its position and condition regularly.
Retention should always be temporary and supervised. Prepare your weighing and photo equipment in advance to minimise the time the fish spends in the sling. After use, rinse the bag and mesh with fresh water, allow to dry completely before storage, and regularly inspect seams, handles and fastenings. Proper care will extend the life of your retainer sling and ensure optimal safety session after session.
Question 1: Is this sling suitable for both retention and weighing of carp?
Answer: Yes, the design includes robust handles and a central attachment point allowing it to be used as a weighing sling, while offering a volume and mesh suitable for temporary in‑water retention.
Question 2: Do I need a specific pump to inflate the floats?
Answer: No, the supplied carry bag is intended to serve as the inflation system. Simply connect it to the tubes, fill it with air and compress it to pressurise the floats in seconds.
Question 3: Can I leave a carp unattended in the sling?
Answer: It is strongly discouraged to leave a fish unattended in any retention system. Always stay close, limit retention time to the minimum necessary and release the carp as soon as conditions allow.