FIVE REASONS to love Nash Tackle's X Series carp rods

Younger viewers might associate Nash Tackle's involvement in the carp rod market solely with the hugely successful Scope range, but the Essex company’s pedigree goes much deeper. Kevin Nash himself had his initials on some classic Daiwa carbon decades ago and his own Nash brand have produced some hugely impressive sticks since the 1990s. Next off the production line is the new X Series. CARPology's Thom Airs runs through five reasons to love Nash Tackle's X Series carp rods.

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0:00 Nash X Series rods
0:28 The smaller details
1:38 Performance
2:37 The finer details
3:02 The price

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[leepullon]

I use 10' dwarfs in my local club lakes but go back to the 12' when fish at linear etc and really can't complain about them as they can cast all over the lakes and don't get caught in the trees above the peg etc and fit nicely in the motor with no seats down

[joeclow]

No idea who you are but that was probably the best short video I've seen on this page

[davidshaw]

10ft 3.25 scopes cant go wrong excellent rods imo....

[olireeve]

What reels are matched with these rods

[SuperPanicoPaura]

Hi guys, I wanted to ask a question. What do you think about the nash xseries rods? Pros, cons are you comfortable with them? Thanks!!!

[aaronoxtoby]

The problem with nash tackle is it gets changed every 12 months so I would never invest in there tackle due to the depreciation

[bilboraptor]

Landed a 38lb catfish through weed no problem with the 10ft 3.5 . Great rods

[mat]

I'll stick with the 6ft and 9ft rods

[mateuszkulpa]

Never used shorter than 12ft never will. Long range or keep the fish away from snags with 10ft. Goodluck mate.

[judderzm]

The only rods there were really good buy Nash were the extreme pursuits

[KreshoMarin]

Never saw anybody using 10" in EU haha