TESTED: The UPDATED Nash Dwarf Rod Range
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- The Nash Dwarf range of carp fishing rods offers more than you might expect. Most carp anglers are familiar with the relatively new demand for shorter rods with retractable butt sections but the distinction between Nash’s Scope and Dwarf ranges might be slightly vague for the uninitiated. Scopes came first and remain the flagship, while the Dwarf rods offer a more wallet-friendly introduction to the concept-and they’ve recently been updated…
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0:00 Nash Dwarf rods
1:33 Baiting some spots
5:36 6ft 1lb test curve rod
10:25 6ft 2lb test curve rod
14:09 Why use a 6ft rod?
18:43 On the move
21:44 Ideal travel rods
22:06 6ft 3lb test curve rod
26:24 Prices
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I’ve just bought 2 6ft Dwarfs 2lb and 3lb tc off the back of this video along with a dwarf bag. Great little package at a great price from Total Fishing Tackle. Not used them yet but I plan to keep this kit in the car at all times for when that sudden urge and opportunity comes to head off to the lake. Absolutely agree, as great as it is to land the biggest carp you can it’s equally important that a great part of the enjoyment is just being by the lake on a nice day; away from the daily stresses and to just to take it all in without a care. That is the beauty of fishing to me and it a welcome form of meditation I’ve enjoyed for the last year and is now a part of my life that I cannot do without.
How you finding these rods?
Ive just bought a set of the 6ft 3lb test curves and cant wait to use them. Two of the syndicate waters im on are not the hugest and have a lot of tree coverage around so thats why i got them mainly. Top video mate.
Great to see some recognition! I love my 6ft 2lb.tc dwarf great for margin/stalking had some nice carp on it. I also have a set of 9ft 3lb dwarfs that I use for anything else can't fault them!
Do the 6ft 2lb rods handle the fish alrite? I'm thinking of getting 2 of them for my carp and river fishing for barbel. Just easier to transport and I don't fish far out on big waters.
@@leafysfishingdid you get them and if so what is the biggest you’ve had on them so far as I want something that makes it more fun to play the fish but can also handle the fight without snapping
Love this little lake. Had many good looking fish out
I love Nash Dwarf. Great products
I got my 12ft carp rods, but I've had a dwarf since they came out, just for stalking on rivers and canals. I also use it when I fish a lake with carp up to 20lb, with a quiver tip rod as my 2nd rod.
Just got 2, 6 foot 3lb TC and cannot wait to get on my bike and travel light I’m 47 and travel everywhere on my bike 🚲 so these are perfect 👌🏼 for me for the canal, carnt wait until they are in action 💯🎣🎣🔥
That’s the reason I’ve bought one. I’m hoping they fit nicely strapped to a bike top bar.
The same mate river adur west suusex
Brilliant intro! Totally agree that many are concentrating totally on breaking their PB and 'Monster Carp' syndrome instead of enjoying catching and admiring all carp. The heavier ones aren't even always the best fighters, sometimes a small double gives the fight of its life whereas its big brother comes in like a tired bream!
Always nice to do your pd but you buzz for the looks, fight and memory 's unlike pulling on a Friday night, size is irrelevant
Much rather have a good fighting/looking fish than break a pb. That always comes as a bonus. Sometimes I purposely leave my scale at home to leave the pb chase and enjoy the day
I don't own scales these days. I've had some beautiful fish that I've been disappointed with because they didn't hit a certain size.
That intro sums up fishing perfectly for me. I fish for all species, tench being my favourite but I think smaller fish are actually better looking - before they get bloated. Just bought a Nash dwarf 6ft 1lb rod as I think it will cover my bomb / method feeder fishing for all species nicely
I didn’t need to add my like after 28 secs., spot on, I love a bit of carpology 😃
Great bit of kit looking to get these hopefully in 2lb tc i’m working all the time and when I can get out that’ll be perfect just a standard set up with a blowback rig Just getting out for 2 to 3 hours and I would have him in shrinkwrap
I love my nine foot feeder rod ! Can really feel that connection when playing a fish !
I fish for fun, I love carp of any size, if its a small venue with small carp I downsize the test curve.
For me it's a place of solice to escape the stress of life, phoenix heroes a veterans carp angling club has saved my life.
I'm a lady of older year's love carp fishing will definitely be getting one of these small rod's 👍
I’ve got the 10 foot 3.5 pound test curve cork handle rods and 9 and 10 foot, 3 pound test curve cork and shrink rods for my so sons and we love them. Great rods
Great video, exactly the same way I fish on short sessions. I use the 2tc and 3tc cork handles. What lb line you using on each rod?
I have 2 2lb 6ft dwarfs. Under £100 for two fantastic and fun fishing rods. Amazing for stalking and even for “normal carp fishing” with leads on smaller venues. Im honestly debating buying more of them
I have a 6ft dwarf rod and love it. Used it more this year than my normal setup. Caught some lovely fish stalking in the margins and being stealthy. Cant go wrong so much fun 👍
Sorry to bother you, what size reel do you use with your dwarf rood?
@@philunderwood6927 no worries mate, I use a daiwa GS 4000 fits perfectly and is an awesome reel. Hope that helps
@@kirt121 It certainly does thankyou. Just looking to get a dwarf 2lb TC for margin work, and wanted a reel to balance it.
Once more thankyou.
Been fishing on the 6ft 3lb rod for 2 years
Caught pike carp river fish everything
About to go fly fishing with it 😂
Hi are they the newest dwarfs with the flared butt grip stopper on the handle because angling directs don’t have them and they say they only stick the newest thanks
I have the 6ft prologic com rade alsof a very Nice Rod and build with quality components.
In Washington state, USA, there are many trees and small waters. The smaller, lighter equipment is the most fun, especially knowing that you can catch a PB anytime.
🎉🎉great video 📹 👏 👍 🎉❤❤
I have just purchased a set of 3 10ft dwarfs rods. But I have found the Nash dwarf rod bag to be really tight and a squeeze to fit in with the reels plus there isn't much protection for the reels. What rod bags do you use i them...there must be a better substitute for it. Disappointed with the rod bag????
I think i'm going to look around for a 2pounder rod for stalking. Thanks for a very nice and informative video.
Did you get one and if so what’s the biggest you’ve had on one
@@jpeddel1 You surprised me with this question :-). Yes I got me a 1,75 lb rod but not a short one, this is a 9 ish ft long rod and i caught me a bunch of smaller carp on floating dog biscuits last spring, biggest around 8lbs or so. thanks for asking, really appreciated.
@@gerhoefsmit8015 thanks for your reply I’ve been looking at getting the Nash dwarf 6ft 2lb but also want it to be capable of handling a bigger fish if I hook one so I’ve been asking lots of people lots of questions lol 😂
So true!!
Iv used dwarf for 5 years start with hgun then moved up still got the original hgun dwarfs in 9ft and now have this years model souls bits off kit
Great watch I've had 2lbs & 3lbs Tc dwarfs always run in the margins 🎣👊
What’s the biggest you’ve had on the 2lb tc
@@jpeddel1 low 20lb
@@darwindavies6979thanks, that’s good to know they can handle the fight of a semi decent fish
@jpeddel1 took some time to play it in but I landed it
Can i use the dwarf rods in saltwater ?
Would be taking them wiith me on the summer holiday as well
Absolutely beautiful lake, very natural looking and great location. Where is it?
what lead size was you using for the 1, 2 & 3LB TC's
Wish Nash did a 1lb rod in the 9-10ft range, Dwarf or Scopes!
Yh would be good for barbel fishing
He said he was using a 1 pound test curve rod on video so they must do them
@@peterp4223 they do them in 6ft mate
Similar, would love a 2lb TC 9 or 10 footer. Got a 2.75lb but still a bit stiff for the smaller 'fun' low doubles when you don't have to cast miles
@@twincamspit Yh I got 2 6ft dwarfs which are great for single and low doubles, got some 10 ft 3.25 as well and tbf they have a great playing action
Carp in my area tend to be 2-5 pounds so don’t a high test curve but how far can you cast these 6 footers. I don’t think I’ll ever cast 50 meters if even that.
What size reel and line would you use for these rods.
I am into UL fishing and I think the smallest baitrunner I can find is 2500 size which I guess would do.
Cheers
I use shimano 4000dl on my 3 lb and there great
Blimey if only I had lakes like that to fish, in Germany. Walk around the lake and bait up a few spots??? ROFL :D Even if it was possible to walk all the way around, either it would take 3 hours or there'd only be 1 or 2 accessible spots not already taken and after that, I only have to hope my tackle hasn't been nicked %-) Or I have to move to Thuringa or something?!?
Cork all the way nice aesthetics also 2lb tc is great for small to medium margin work in jungle swims
Great rods! What reels you got on them?
Very affordable rods and I love the cork I like short rods I got more control but these are also good for travel rods best bit £50 I have 2lb test in cork pls
Which reel do you use ? Thanks 🫶
Thanks for the vid. Why does the test curve matter so much. Ie why would you change from the 3lb to the 1lb ?
The lower the TC the more bend in the rod a fish will give so if you’re catching mainly smaller fish you feel more of the action in a 1lb TC rod compared to 3lb.
Nice when you can wander round a whole lake and feed different spots, in the real World you get a peg and thats where you are stuck but nice video well shot and edited
Got some dwarf ES 9ft 3lb , great rods for price got mine for 50-£60 the pair . couldnt go worng at that price
Are the reels the Nash BP-6?
Sonik Xtractors are a better buy.
😂😂😂😂
@@davidgrenville1582 research dwarf tips snapping 🙄
Nash need to bring some scales out
Mate what is the reel you are using
What reels partner the 9ft 3lb rod?
This rods are good for spinning?
Iv Had fish on my 6ft 3 pound test curve up to 31pounds great little rods around edges
I use 6ft 3lb rods. I can still get decent distances with 2.5oz leads still decent casts with them why for margins. Theyl still wallop out.
Got 3 6ft rods and there mint for smaller waters and got the nash scopes as well and to be honest the nash dwarf are just as good as the scope I have
Sorry to bother you Ryan, what size of reel have you got for your rods please?
Do they handle decent carp alrite? I only fish small venues and always preferred small rods.. thinking of getting a couple of 6ft nash dwarf rods next.. thinking just 2lb test curve ones.. so I can use for barbel on the river too.
Are the 6 ft 1.5 still available
I have the sonik xtractors, they are very good rods.
Brilliant rods they are
What reel is that
You can also catch and enjoy fishing on alot cheaper rods.
Do Nash dwarf 10ft fit 9 ft transporter
I only have a motorbike so small 6ft 3lb rods are perfect
I wish nash had 6ft in the 3.5lb stepped up version
We need to show kids how to set up a float rod up first like the old days but some companies like to make Money befour the fish k
How many times have you scraped the underside of your mondeo getting into fishery car parks? 😜
Way too many 😅
@@Thenomadpurr great cars but less ground clearance than the Jamaican limbo team.
@@DjDolHaus86 I know what you mean! Love mine though, even better mapped ;)
@@Thenomadpurr mine has 170k on the clock so it's probably a little late to map it, hasn't given me any major problems so can't complain. Have to see how it fares in the next mot to see whether I keep it for another year
“A fresh lead” ?😂
Re-titled - feeding the ducks
I use the 6ft 2lb as a designated floater rod set up, with the BP4 reel.
Ideal little set up.
Does it handle the fish alright? .. was also looking at them reels too
@@leafysfishing hey mate ik this is a bit late but the bp4 reel in y opinion is a great little reel oy problem is the drag is quite silent and the handle is a bit small for me but honestly a great reel for the money picked mine up for 35 new
I see that all the time!!!!! 11:53...... you just made that lead clip system a death rig. To use a lead clip properly and safely you should dump the lead on every take. Switch to a running lead system, just as good and no danger to the fish in the event of a snap off.
No you shouldnt
Alot has changed since I started targeting carp in 1979 course fished since 77 and now seems it's all about trying to get sponsored I see kids and adults going on as if they are recording a fishing program and if they have caught a 30lber they are the world's expert and the best in the world makes me laugh .
Most coarse fishermen have more bait than the world food programme for disaster struck areas! Tackle shops should be renamed bait shops!
Please turn the volume down on the music section drives me mad every video
Pukka video 📹 what reel was u using
What reels did you use on the 2 lb rods?
Hey, from memory I think these were the little Nash BP-4 reels?
Cheers,
Luke
Want these for my son but hear many stories of the tips snapping off
My lad nearly snapped a 10' dwarf tip when he was unpacking as a made-up rod from a sleeve.
He forgot to open the bail arm / unhook the made up rod before he extended the butt section. Fortunately I was watching and stopped him, but the tip was bent *right* over!
I can imagine if treated very badly they'd snap, but they survived a 9yo who wasn't thinking.
@@twincamspit yea I want something a bit robust for him it’s between these and the sonik but like the fact they do the hold-all’s etc so he can still carry his stuff lol
Cork all day long. Nice to see a mobile and light approach to carp fishing, instead of bait boats and bivvies. And refreshing to see someone focus on the fun of catching, rather than going for records and PBs on every session.
I am considering one of these for my granddaughter, as she loves to come along on my fishing trips now that she is old enough . She is still just 😢under 4 ft in height, so standard rod lengths are out of the question really ( and she isn’t a fan of pole fishing ). I am guessing a 2 lb test curve should cope with just about anything in my local lakes, ( Tench to 8lb and Carp (and Pike) to around 14 lb ) and grandad could always pinch it for a bit of lure fishing 😇
One thing I cannot work out is the packed down size
He said 'about 2ft' in the video, but I agree, Nash seem to be pretty cagey about the actual size in the adverts
29 inches packed down
Are these rods for dwarves?
I think we should call them little people.
Just had 3x custom Free Spirit Margin Creepers delivered. I’d be keen to see how they compare to Nashes. #humblebrag
Poor angling on the first fish could have landed it a lot sooner than he did and didn’t even have the net too hand
The way to fish for carp is bow and arrow
Really!
Nash rods are over priced rods are 🗑rubbish dwarfs are rubbish as well my sonik ia
The big companies have turned Carp fishing into a commercial circus. The sheep blindly follow the latest trends and products and "Celebrity" anglers are just salesmen.
My joy of catching Carp comes from all methods of fishing for them, and fish of all sizes. I'm happiest float fishing, alone, in the margins with a piece of luncheon meat for any Carp.