Nash Floating Tiger Nut - T8830

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The Nash Floating Tiger Nut is a high-quality artificial bait designed for carp anglers who need a reliable, buoyant presentation that resists nuisance fish. It is perfect for those who require a durable hookbait that can be customized with liquid attractants and fine-tuned for precise rig mechanics. While it offers unmatched resilience against crayfish and poisson chat, anglers should be aware that it does not provide the same natural scent profile as organic bait without the addition of supplementary liquid additives.
| Model Part Number | T8830 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Nash |
These are primarily designed as buoyant hookbaits, though you can use them as part of a balanced wafter setup.
Each pack contains 6 individual pieces of artificial floating tiger nuts.
Yes, their durable plastic construction is specifically designed to resist damage from crayfish and other nuisance species.
The pieces range from 12mm to 15mm to provide a realistic variation in size.
Absolutely, they can be used individually or as a topper to buoyant your real bait presentation.
Ensure the hook size is appropriate for the buoyancy and adjust the amount of tungsten putty on the rig.
Soak the artificial nuts in a concentrated liquid attractant or dip them in a high-viscosity bait spray before casting.
These baits are designed to work seamlessly with modern carp fishing hardware. Use standard rig rings or dedicated bait screws for the most secure attachment. When storing, ensure the nuts are kept in a clean container if you have pre-soaked them in liquids to prevent degradation of the material. To maintain the long-term integrity of the plastic, rinse them with clean water after each session if they have been coated in heavy, high-viscosity glugs. Always check your rig buoyancy in a dedicated test bucket before casting to ensure the tungsten putty is correctly balanced for your chosen hook size.