NASH Spot On Bushwhacker Baiting Pole System - Baiting Spoon

Product benefits

The Nash Bushwhacker Spot On baiting pole is designed to offer precise and discreet placement of rigs where conventional casting reaches its limits. Thanks to its modular rigid sections and self‑buoyant spoon, it allows you to bait and place your rigs directly on the most promising spots while minimizing noise and splashes.

This high-performance baiting pole system has been designed for demanding carp anglers who want to fish obstacles, snaggy margins, dense weedbeds or distant shelves while keeping total control over rig presentation. By guiding the spoon on the water surface, you follow the rig's path in real time and can place your bait to the nearest centimeter.

The pole also stands out for its robustness and ease of handling. The fiberglass sections offer an excellent compromise between stiffness and lightness, making it easy to manoeuvre even when fully extended. Combined with a quick-lock push-button system, it assembles and disassembles in moments to adapt to all peg configurations.

Technical specifications

• Modular baiting pole system made of rigid fiberglass sections for great stability on the water.
• Integrated self-buoyant spoon with internal floats to ensure perfect balance even in light chop.
• Generous spoon capacity allowing carriage of both the rig and a significant amount of bait.
• Internal cavity for lead and double line passages designed to keep the rig securely in place during transit.
• Quick-release section locking with push‑button for simple and secure assembly and disassembly.
• Designed for the silent placement of rigs and bait at medium and long range.
• Compatible with many modern carp fishing approaches, from snag fishing to offshore plates.

Advantages and product highlights

The main advantage of this Nash baiting pole system lies in the discretion it provides. By depositing rigs and bait from the surface, you avoid repeated impacts from leads and spods, which greatly reduces pressure on the fish, especially on heavily fished waters. This more natural approach encourages fish confidence on the spot and can trigger takes where conventional methods fail.

Precision is another essential strength. The combination of stiff sections, controlled spoon buoyancy and well-thought line passages allows you to follow your trajectory exactly and make micro-adjustments to the rig position until you find the ideal spot. You can thus target the back of a weedbed, the foot of a steep bank, a gap between two branches or a specific shoal.

Finally, the ease of use makes this gear accessible both to experienced anglers and to enthusiasts wishing to step up their approach. Compact once disassembled, the pole is easy to transport in a car or on a trolley and quickly finds its place next to your rods.

Usage tips

To get the most from your Bushwhacker baiting pole, start by assembling the number of sections required by correctly engaging each push-button lock. Make sure all parts are securely locked before placing the rig into the spoon.

Then place your lead, your leader and the bait into the spoon, topped up with the desired amount of bait. Always keep slight tension on the line and slide the pole along the water surface, avoiding sudden movements. When positioned over the chosen spot, gently raise the pole to allow the spoon to empty and the rig to settle without noise.

Take care to mark alignments on the bank or offshore so you can reproduce exactly the same trajectory on each pass. After the session, rinse the spoon and sections with fresh water to remove bait residues and prolong the life of your fishing gear.

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FAQ

Question 1: Is this baiting pole suitable for beginners?

Answer: Yes, its lockable section system and self-buoyant spoon make it a very intuitive tool. By taking the time to practice near the bank, even a less experienced angler can quickly achieve precise rig placement.

Question 2: What types of bait can I use in the spoon?

Answer: You can use most baits used for carp fishing: whole or halved boilies, prepared seeds, pellets, micro seeds or bait mixes. Just avoid overloading the spoon to maintain optimal buoyancy and good stability.

Question 3: Can I use this system in rivers or on windy waters?

Answer: The self‑buoyant spoon and the stiffness of the sections allow use in moderate current or in reasonable wind. However, adapt your speed and stay aware of wind and current direction to keep control over the pole's trajectory.