Nash All Terrain Butt Lock Xtreme

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Product Information

Nash's Butt Lock Xtreme uses the original Butt Lock cam locking mechanism with a secondary system for two-stage rod security. It is made for extreme snag fishing and powerful carp, giving rock-solid support.

With the rod butt held in the closed cams, the lever goes over the top and clips into place. The rod remains retained until it is lifted to strike a take, which opens the cam-lock arms.

It keeps its grip at any angle of rod-butt placement, including bottle rigs and tip-up fishing to keep line away from obstacles. Small fits 12 to 17mm abbreviated or shrink rod butts, while Large fits 19 to 22mm cork or Duplon butts.

Features and Specifications

Feature Details
Sizes Small and Large
Small rod-butt fit 12 to 17mm
Small butt type Abbreviated or shrink rod butts
Large rod-butt fit 19 to 22mm
Large butt type Cork or Duplon rod butts
Locking system Original Butt Lock cam mechanism with secondary lock
Lock lever Locates over the closed cams and clips into position
Release action Lifting the rod opens the cam-lock arms
Grip angle Holds rod butts at any angle of placement

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Frequently Asked Questions

What rod-butt sizes does the Nash Butt Lock Xtreme fit?

Small fits 12 to 17mm rod butts, while Large fits 19 to 22mm rod butts.

How does the Nash Butt Lock Xtreme hold the rod?

Closed cams hold the rod butt and an over-top lever clips into position.

Can this butt lock grip at different rod angles?

It grips rod butts at any angle of placement.

What happens when a take is struck?

Lifting the rod opens the cam-lock arms.

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