Nash Butt Lock - Large

No, the lever system is designed to provide a firm grip without crushing or damaging soft materials like cork or shrink-wrap when used correctly.

While the Large model is intended for thicker butts, it can hold thinner handles. However, if your rod is exceptionally thin, the smaller variant of the Nash Butt Lock may provide a more secure fit.

Yes, the Nash Butt Lock features a standard universal thread that fits all common carp fishing banksticks and buzzer bars.

Yes, the primary function of the cam-lock mechanism is to prevent the rod from being pulled forward by even the most violent, high-speed bites.

If there is a significant difference in the diameter of your rod handles, you may need to ensure the butt sits securely within the cam range.

Ensure you are using the correct size Butt Lock and verify that the rod butt is positioned deeply enough between the levers to engage the cam action.

Clean the pivot points of the levers with a damp cloth to remove dried mud or silt that may be impeding the mechanical movement.

Ensure you are lifting the rod vertically or slightly forward to trigger the cam release; avoid pulling the rod straight back into the lever mechanism.