Nash Boat Life Illuminated Marker Pole - 6.5m

The Boat Life Illuminated Marker Pole responds to ambient light, automatically switching on in low...

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The Nash Boat Life Illuminated Marker Pole is an essential tool for carp and specimen anglers who need precise, long-lasting swim marking in low-light conditions. This system offers reliable automatic illumination and high visibility, ensuring your spots remain easy to find throughout the night. While it provides excellent performance, users should note that it requires two AAA batteries, which are not included, and the setup requires careful assembly of the segmented pole sections before deployment.

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Model Part NumberT0810
BrandNash

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FAQs

What is the maximum depth the pole can reach?

The pole reaches a maximum length of 6.5 meters using the provided 1m and 0.5m sections.

Is the pole stable in windy conditions?

Yes, it is supplied with a 2kg base weight designed to keep the pole anchored firmly even in choppy water.

Can I leave the pole in the water permanently?

While it is waterproof, it is recommended to remove the pole during periods of inactivity to prevent long-term wear and potential fouling.

How do I change the light colour?

The light unit features a control interface to cycle through the five available colour options.

What happens to my settings if I replace the batteries?

The pole features a memory function, but it is best to re-check your settings after a fresh battery install to ensure they match your requirements.

Does it come with a carry bag?

Yes, it is supplied with a high-quality double-zipped carry bag that includes a dedicated weight pocket.

Troubleshooting

Light fails to turn on in low light

Check battery installation and ensure the batteries have sufficient charge; also verify that the light sensor is not covered by dirt or debris.

Pole sections feel loose

Ensure all threads are clean of grit or sand; tighten the sections firmly by hand, taking care not to overtighten and damage the plastic threads.

Water inside the light chamber

Immediately remove batteries, dry the compartment thoroughly, and inspect the rubber seals for any damage or debris; replace the seal if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Automatic light activation saves battery power
  • Modular design allows for versatile depth adjustments
  • Snag-free joint design protects mainlines
  • High-visibility reflective top is ideal for night fishing
  • Memory function remembers preferred light settings

Cons

  • Requires external AAA batteries which are not included
  • Assembling multiple sections can take time on the boat
  • The 2kg base weight is heavy to transport over long distances

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up the marker, first insert two 1.5V AAA batteries into the light chamber, ensuring the housing is sealed correctly to maintain the IP67 waterproof rating. Assemble the necessary number of 1m sections to match your swim depth, ensuring all screw-together joints are tightened securely. Attach the weighted 2kg base to the bottom section using the flexible connector.

For care, rinse the pole sections with fresh water after use in silty or weedy water to prevent debris buildup. Ensure the threads are kept clean to maintain easy assembly. During winter months or long periods of inactivity, remove the batteries to prevent corrosion inside the compartment. Always store the pole in the provided double-zipped carry bag to prevent damage to the reflective finish.

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