NASH Ziggaz Natural Attract Foams

Product benefits

Designed for modern carp fishing, the NASH Ziggaz foams for zig rig setups provide a complete system combining a molded silicone line aligner and bi-colour floating foam. This concept lets you present an artificial bait just above fish feeding mid-water, where conventional bottom baits become ineffective.

With a dark underside that stands out as a silhouette when the carp view the bait from below, and a brightly coloured upper face for high visibility, these attractive zig rig foams multiply visual cues. Foam changes take just seconds thanks to the self-locking stretch loop, ideal for adapting presentation to fish activity.

Technical specifications

• System composed of a molded silicone line aligner fitted with a self-gripping stretch loop to hold the foam securely in place.
• Bi-colour floating artificial foams with a dark base and a coloured top face, specifically developed for mid-water carp fishing.
• Designed to provide an aggressive hooking angle, improving hook-ups and reducing lost fish.
• Dedicated to zig rig setups, compatible with most zig-rig leaders and eyed carp hooks intended for this technique.
• Durable, reusable materials built to withstand repeated casts and battles with powerful carp.
• Range available in multiple top-face colours and attraction levels to cover a wide variety of fishing situations.

Advantages and highlights

The main advantage of the NASH Ziggaz foams is their ability to present the bait exactly in the water layer frequented by carp, even when they ignore the bottom. Combined with an adjustable zig rig, this system allows rapid testing of different heights while keeping a neat and discreet presentation.

The pre-formed silicone aligner instantly provides the correct hook attack angle, without complex rigging or heat-shrink tubing. This results in better hook rotation in the fish's mouth and therefore more solid hook-ups.

The ability to change foam in seconds, without cutting or re-tying the leader, saves valuable time during short sessions or when conditions change rapidly.

By combining a dark silhouette visible from below with highly visible top-face colour variations, these carp attractor foams often provoke reflex bites from wary or inactive fish. They are an ideal solution for heavily fished waters, high-pressure periods, or sunny days when carp hold up in mid-water.

Usage tips

To get the best from the NASH Ziggaz foams, first estimate the depth at which fish are holding using surface observations, a fishfinder, or registered bites. Then set your zig rig length to position the bait slightly above that layer so it appears clearly in the carp's field of view.

When rigging, simply slide the silicone aligner over the hook eye, position the stretch loop along the shank, insert the chosen foam into the loop and pull slightly until it locks. The foam then stays perfectly aligned with the hook, ensuring a clean and effective zig rig setup even after multiple casts.

Don't hesitate to regularly change foam colours and presentation height until you find the winning combination. In very clear water or bright sun, a strong dark silhouette can be deadly, while in stained water a more vivid colour may work better. Also vary baiting rhythms around your setup: scattering a few boilies or particles in the column can enhance the effectiveness of these zig rig foams for carp.

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FAQ

Question 1 : Are Ziggaz foams reusable?

Answer: Yes, the foams and the silicone aligner are designed to withstand multiple casts and fights. However, replace any foam that is heavily bitten or damaged to maintain optimal buoyancy.

Question 2 : Which hooks can I use with these foams?

Answer: NASH Ziggaz foams work with most eyed carp hooks suitable for zig rigs. Simply choose a hook size appropriate for the fish you target and position the aligner correctly to achieve an aggressive hooking angle.

Question 3 : On what types of waters are these foams effective?

Answer: These carp attractor foams perform well on lakes, gravel pits, ponds and canals where fish commonly hold in open water. They are particularly useful when surface temperatures are high or fishing pressure makes carp wary of baits presented on the bottom.