We will make every reasonable effort to deliver your products safely and in accordance with any specific delivery instructions that you give us however we will not be liable for any delay, damage or loss as a result of complying with such specific instructions. There's three reels in the range with two free spool reels (FR5 and FR8) and one big pit (BP10). First of all we’ll start with the freespool models, the Nash H-Gun FR-5 and the Nash H-Gun FR-8, now both these models are the same, the only difference being the spool capacity and size. While Daiwa and Shimano may be known as the unofficial market leaders when it comes to manufacturing carp reels, Fox will almost always be mentioned in the same breath by many anglers. Big pit reels can hold a lot of line, which are perfect if you are doing really long distance casting or boating your rigs out to their chosen spots. However, if you are only casting around 100yds, you can probably go for a smaller version (or maybe you don’t even need a big pit reel at all?) If you have a really lightweight rod and a really heavy big pit reel, it can feel slightly alien. On the flip-side, a really lightweight reel can sometimes feel unbalanced. It is definitely worth buying gear that works well together.

I know many anglers who use this as a spod reel, but there is no reason why it should be limited to that.The H-Gun BP-10 boasts a multi-disc drag that allows you to switch between free spool and fight mode in just one turn. This enables you to capitalise on every power with aggression – resulting in more landed catches. Level Wind ensures that you get perfect line lay every time.

Will Nash bring out top end reels? Only when we believe we have the technical ability and innovation to take the best boys on. We wouldn't, for example, just bring out a reel which is a basically a copy of Daiwa or Shimano, with no unique innovative features. Just like we are proving with bite alarms, if we go into a product area it will only be with the knowledge that we have something better to offer the carp angler.’ The spool on the BP-10 Fast Drag Big Pit offers long casting potential. Constructed from aluminium, the spool is fitted with a line guard and is fitted with dual Spot On line clips. Spot On is Nash’s patented line clip design that allows you to fish accuracy and consistently, without worrying about causing damage to your line. Level Wind line lay ensures that you achieve perfect line lay on the retrieve – helping you get those extra few meters with each cast.PLEASE NOTE: (Size restrictions do apply, please see Royal Mail webiste for further information.) All Prices are Inc Vat

The H-Gun BP-10 is fitted with a dual Spot On line clip. This allows you to fish two spots with total accuracy, perfect for when you’re using this rod as a spod or a marker. The Spot On technology ensures that you’re never at risk of damaging your line. The Nash BP range consists of four models (BP-4, BP-6, BP-10 & BP-12) and each have their own uses. The BP-4 was created to be used in conjunction with the Nash Sawn-Offs, the BP-6 is the ideal partner for the Nash Scope and Dwarf rods and the BP-12 was created for ultra-long distance fishing. The Spot-On line clips are fitted to the BP10 and mean you can cast to your clip at long-distance without worrying about damaging your line. Avid are infants in comparison to some of the manufacturers on this list, but their products are excellent in terms of both quality and value.

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Smooth operation comes from 6 + 1 roller bearing construction, with Level Wind line lay for longer casting and variable tension free spool. The line friendly Spot On line clip ensures precision rig placement, and CNC machined handles and a multi disc drag take the pressures of playing powerful fish in their stride. Why make reels so cheap? The Nash sub brand H-Gun recognizes that an awful lot of people haven't got much spare cash, youngsters have little or are relying on parents, and it could be argued that if you're new to the sport its madness to go spending a lot of money on top end gear if you aren't going to take to it. All good reels deserve to have good spare spools and this is true of the Nash H-Gun range. All the Nash H-Gun reels are top quality bits of kit that have been purposed designed for use with the H-Gun rod range. These spare spools have been purpose built to fit the different models in the range.

Like the majority of big pit reels, the ACR 12000 has a front drag system that requires less than one turn to engage the reel from free spool mode. Both the Nash H-Gun FR-5 and FR-8 spare spools are fitted with a single spot on line clip. This means that you can fish on the clip to get full casting accuracy without worrying about causing any kind of line damage.

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We recently caught up with Kevin Nash himself, who explained what the reels were all about and why they had been created and added to ever growing Nash range. Considering that Daiwa is responsible for some of the most expensive reels on the planet, it is nice to see that they also provide a good quality reel at the other end of the price spectrum. The Nash H-Gun FR-8 Spare Spool once again fits the reel of the same name. The FR-8 is a free spooling reel that is ideal for all mid-venue carp fishing. This spare spool is ideal for the angler who likes ultimate versatility on the bank as it allows you to bring a line with a completely different breaking strain with you. It also allows you to load up with a completely different line type – ideal if you’re an angler who fishes lots of different venues in different climatic conditions as it means you are always prepared for any eventuality. The fast drag adjustment requires less than a single turn to connect you directly to the fish, and there is an isotope slot incorporated into the handle, which can be folded flat with one touch.