Catch of the Day!!

Nash Tackle have developed a great range of Instant Action Broilies and in today’s blog I wanted to let you learn more about these wonderful products

Kevin Nash Tackle first trialled and developed these attractor packages in the 90s. Kevin was experiencing a four year blank, but within four weeks of fine tuning the recipe he’s hooked Snake pits two biggest commons and this became the basis for the products we’ll be showing you today.


So let’s talk about two of the exciting flavours that Nash Tackle have in their range.

Nash Bait Instant Action Boilies – Candy Nut Crush

Candy Nut Crush was developed to be just as effective on pressured UK day ticket venues as giant European venues with huge numbers of nomadic carp Candy Nut Crush has a subtle and sweet rounded taste from the Scopex No. 1 and Spanish tiger nut meal combination in the proven Instant Action high attract cereal base mix. The washed out finish is ideal for pressured fisheries where bright baits are hammered.

Nash Bait Instant Action Boilies – Pineapple Crush

Pineapple Crush flavour is a year round favourite, using Nashbait’s awesome Pineapple Oil Palatant boosted with the legendary N-Butyric Acid on an easy digest base mix for maximum leakage. A combination of yellow and white dyes ensures maximum underwater visibility.
If this has got you planning your next fishing trip then why not check out all our fishing accessories in store now!

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