Nash Tackle: New for 2019

Scope OPS Recon Rucksack

With its stiffened sides it also doubles as a fold-out bivvy table and rod support. The main compartment is accessed via the shoulder-strap section and retains its shapes even when empty.

Scope OPS Tackle Tray

Loads of uses, including keeping all your rig bits safe when tying rigs in your bivvy - or, in true Alan Blair style, when you’re the passenger on an epic road trip.

Scope OPS Security Stash Pack

This two-in-one product can operate as a traditional over-the-shoulder ‘man bag’, or can be cleverly folded out into a lightweight rucksack.

Scope OPS Single Rod Skins

These fully padded single rod skins are designed for use with the 6ft, 9ft or 10ft Scope rods. The D loops allow the 6ft version to be attached to the 6ft Double Skin or the 9ft and 10ft variants to have a separate shoulder strap attached.

Scope OPS R10 Transformer

As you’ll have clocked by now, the camo patterning on the Scope Ops luggage means no two pieces are the same, making yours truly unique. The beautifully versatile R6 Transformer takes six made-up 6ft Scopes and can be used as a backpack, carryall or barrow bag.

Scope Black Ops rods

The ultimate Scopes to date, these absolute beauties blend performance and looks (think: Alps ARD reel seat and Minima guides). Available in 6ft to 10ft options.

Titan Hide XL

The original Titan Hide went down a storm this time last year, so it’s no surprise to see another version in Nash’s 2019 roster. Built on the same principles as the original, this bigger brother has more headroom and floorspace, plus an internal mesh roof to beat condensation and two rear vents. It goes up just as quickly as the original Titan Hide thanks to that distinctive block design, and there’s a full range of accessories including an overwrap, groundsheet and two front-panel options. It weighs in at 6.2kg, is 280cm wide, 210cm deep and 152cm high with a front peak height of 130cm.
£299.99

Titan Camo T1 and T2

Camo Titans have a long and proud history, but the range has been lacking one in recent years, so this will come as a welcome announcement to many. Boasting Nash’s ‘Fractured Nature’ camo pattern, both the T1 and T2 have a subtle, classy look to them. All the same key features of the standard T1s and T2s remain, and you can get matching camo overwraps for both models. New for 2019, however, is a redesigned tensioned bar with reverse clip to create a storm peak that eliminates water pooling even in the biggest of downpours.
£714.99 and £824.99

Indicators

There’s a new range of Nash bobbins to grab your attention in 2019, available in six different colours. The line clips can be deployed in two different ways - either loosely hanging on the line or, if you move the little rubber collar down, gripping the line for ultimate sensitivity. These clips can be easily adjusted to cling on to thick monos or fine braids. Coming in complete kits, you get the bobbin head, 8cm-long chain and anchor brackets. There are also cords, chains and drag weights available, plus Glow Pipes which allow you to connect the bobbins to the fibre-optic output of a Siren R3 alarm and make them illuminate when you get a take.