NASH Super Flat Pear Swivel Lead

Product Features

The NASH Super Flat Pear Swivel Lead is a carp lead designed to offer optimal control of the rig on the bottom. Its flat pear shape increases the contact area with the substrate and improves stability, even on slopes or drop-offs near the bank. Designed for demanding carp anglers, it allows the bait to be presented naturally while maximizing hook effectiveness.

Thanks to its specific design, this swivel lead provides excellent resistance during the hookset. The flat shape creates additional pressure when the fish tries to free itself, improving the rate of correctly hooked fish without needing to oversize the lead. It integrates easily into most modern rigs used in carp fishing.

The outer surface features a 3D texture and a specially developed camouflage coating to blend into the aquatic environment. By reducing reflections and breaking up the lead’s outline, this treatment helps make the rig much more discreet — a major advantage for fooling wary fish on heavily fished waters.

Technical specifications

This flat pear swivel lead model stands out thanks to a combination of technical details designed for performance and discretion.

• Optimized flat pear shape to increase bottom contact and hold on slopes.
• Raised 3D textured outer surface to improve concealment and reduce unwanted reflections.
• Two-tone camouflage coating with a matte, non-reflective finish for a discreet lead over various bottom types.
• Soft-touch paint to help absorb shocks and reduce noise during casts and movement on the bottom.
• Swivel with enlarged eye for smooth sliding on lead clips and compatibility with sliding or semi-fixed rigs.
• Weight marked in metric and imperial units molded directly on the body for quick identification at the waterside.
• Designed to suit the majority of classic carp rigs: lead clip, helicopter rig, sliding rig and derivatives.

Advantages and strengths

One of the main advantages of the flat pear swivel lead is its ability to anchor effectively on sloping or uneven areas. By increasing the contact surface with the bottom, it reduces the risk of the rig sliding and helps maintain an accurate presentation near obstacles, drop-offs or edges. This allows the angler to confidently target key spots often frequented by large carp.

Another strength is the resistance it provides during the hookset. When the fish moves and tensions the line, the flat shape of the lead acts as a fixed point, reinforcing hook penetration. This characteristic is particularly valuable for technical fishing or sessions on heavily fished waters, where every bite counts. The NASH Super Flat Pear Swivel Lead meets the demands of anglers seeking effective, robust and discreet rigs.

The textured surface and camouflage coating also help the lead blend in. By naturally collecting bottom particles, this camouflage lead integrates into the scenery and keeps the bait and hook in the spotlight. The immediate readability of the weight is a useful time-saver, whether adapting the lead for casting distance or current conditions.

Usage tips

This lead is ideal for all situations where excellent bottom hold is required: slopes toward the bank, drop-offs, foot of banks, transition zones between silt and gravel, or slightly inclined edges. It is recommended to use it with a lead clip or a helicopter rig when the bottom structure presents obstacles, to ensure the fish’s safety in case of snagging.

To take full advantage of the 3D texture, allow the lead to naturally cover itself with particles, light silt or debris, which will further enhance its camouflage. Pair it with a hooklink appropriate for the type of bottom fished and baits that match the fish’s natural diet. Whether fishing short or long sessions, this technical carp lead will help stabilize your rigs and make your hooksets more reliable.

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FAQ

Question 1 : For which types of bottoms is this flat pear carp lead best suited?

Answer: This model is particularly well suited to sloping bottoms, areas with drop-offs or irregularities, and substrates combining silt, sand or gravel. Its flat shape and textured surface improve rig hold and camouflage, making it a relevant choice for most situations encountered in freshwater carp fishing.