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Nash Zig Screws

Yellow variant shown; also available in black, red, clear and mixed colours

Nash4.589%Updated Oct 2026

Want quicker hookbait changes and less faff when fishing zigs? Nash Zig Screws tidy up the business end nicely, with a bait screw built straight into a dedicated zig hook kicker.

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  • Dedicated zig hook kicker with an integral bait screw.
  • Mounts foam, plastic, cork and pop-up hookbaits without a needle or hair.
  • Available in black, yellow, red, clear and a mixed-colour option.
  • Four Zig Screws are supplied per pack, with colour-matched foam hookbaits included.

Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers Nash Zig Screws, including the yellow variant with manufacturer code T7843 and GTIN 5055108978435.

Tackle Index Score

8.9

Tackle Index score

4.589%

A smart, specialist zig accessory with strong convenience and presentation benefits.

  • Product Quality9/10
  • Performance8.8/10
  • Impact on Fish Catching8.6/10
  • Ease of Use9.7/10
  • Value for Money8.5/10

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Who it suits

Is it right for you?

Great for

  • Carp anglers who regularly fish zigs. You can switch hookbaits quickly while keeping the rig mechanics tidy and consistent.
  • Anglers who like to rotate colours and hookbait materials. The different colour options and included foam give you a few ways to respond when the fish are being fussy.

Maybe skip if

  • Anglers who rarely or never fish zigs. This is a specialist zig accessory, so it won’t earn much space in the tackle box if your fishing is mainly bottom baits.
  • Anyone wanting a universal bait-mounting system. The Zig Screw is built around the zig hook kicker format rather than being a general replacement for every hair rig setup.

The lowdown

Introducing the Nash Zig Screws

Want quicker hookbait changes and less faff when fishing zigs? Nash Zig Screws tidy up the business end nicely, with a bait screw built straight into a dedicated zig hook kicker.

  • Dedicated zig hook kicker with an integral bait screw.
  • Mounts foam, plastic, cork and pop-up hookbaits without a needle or hair.
  • Available in black, yellow, red, clear and a mixed-colour option.
  • Four Zig Screws are supplied per pack, with colour-matched foam hookbaits included.

Quick verdict

Verdict

Nash Zig Screws are a cracking little shortcut for zig fishing. The integral bait screw lets you mount foam, plastic, cork or pop-up hookbaits without a needle or hair, so changing colours and sizes is much quicker.

They’re especially handy when the fish are up in the water and you’re chopping and changing to find the right shade. Not essential for every zig angler, but a smart bit of terminal tackle that keeps the rig neat and cuts down the faff.

8.9/ 10 Tackle Index score

A smart, specialist zig accessory with strong convenience and presentation benefits.

Product Quality
9/10

The dedicated kicker, integral screw and matched foam make it a well-thought-out zig component.

Performance
8.8/10

It’s designed to keep the hookbait secure, support hook turning and make rig changes quicker.

Impact on Fish Catching
8.6/10

Better presentation and faster colour changes can help you react when carp are feeding in the layers.

Ease of Use
9.7/10

Direct screw mounting removes the need for a hair or bait needle and cuts down the faff.

Value for Money
8.5/10

Four per pack with colour-matched foam is useful, although it remains a specialist purchase for zig anglers.

Head to head

How it stacks up

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Best for
Carp anglers who regularly fish zigs
Carp anglers fishing tight spots
Carp anglers using lead-clip rigs
Big plus
Much quicker hookbait changes than using a traditional hair and needle.
Rapid melt rate with zero residue after dissolving.
Two useful sizes cover standard lead-clip work and finer rig applications.
Watch out for
Four per pack doesn’t give you loads of spares if you’re prone to losing terminal tackle.
You’ll need to choose the right size before buying, as each standard pack contains one bag size.
You need to pick the right size; Size 12 isn’t the direct substitute for the Size 8 lead-clip option.

Scores are our own, out of 10. Best in each row is in green. Prices change, so check the latest before you buy.

The full rundown

Everything you'll want to know about the Nash Zig Screws

Zig fishing can be brilliant when the carp aren’t sat on the bottom. You get a warm spell, a bit of cloud, or see fish cruising in the upper layers, and suddenly a pop-up fished halfway up looks bang on. The snag is the faff. Tiny hookbaits, fiddly hairs and changing depths can turn a simple idea into a proper kerfuffle.

That’s where Nash Zig Screws come in. They’re a dedicated zig hook kicker with an integral bait screw, giving you a neat way to mount your hookbait straight onto the end of the rig. No bait needle. No separate hair. Just screw the foam, plastic, cork or pop-up into place and get the rig back in the water.

For a bite-time zig session, that speed is a big deal. Carp can move through the layers quickly, and the best depth in the morning might not be the best depth after lunch. If you’re having to rebuild or wrestle with a tiny hair every time you change things, you can lose valuable time. These are designed to make those changes much more straightforward.

The kicker itself is aimed at improving the rig mechanics and hook turning. That matters with zigs, where the hookbait can be small and the presentation needs to stay clean. A good kicker helps keep the hook sitting properly, while the bait screw gives you a compact way to position the hookbait close to the hook.

There’s a presentation benefit, too. The screw and hook arrangement can help disguise the sight and feel of the hook, which is handy when carp are inspecting everything like they’ve got a tackle-shop magnifying glass. It won’t make a badly tied rig foolproof, but it gives you a tidy starting point.

Nash supplies the Zig Screws in black, yellow, red and clear, with a mixed-colour option containing all four choices. That’s useful because zig fishing is often about finding what the fish will tolerate on the day. Bright yellow might stand out in one swim, while clear or black could look more natural in another.

Each pack contains four Zig Screws and includes colour-matched foam hookbaits. That means you’ve got a usable starting point rather than just a handful of components waiting for another trip to the tackle shop. Foam is a classic zig material because it’s buoyant, easy to trim and available in loads of colours.

The main thing to remember is that the Zig Screw is a specialist tool. It’s not trying to replace every bottom-bait or pop-up presentation in your box. If zigs are part of your armoury, though, it’s a dead handy upgrade that can keep you mobile, organised and ready to react when the carp are up in the water.

Use it with a sensible hook size, a properly balanced hookbait and a rig length suited to the lake’s depth. Trim the foam so it sits neatly, check the hook point before casting and keep a few pre-tied zigs ready in the rig box. That way, when the rods are off and fish are showing, you can make a quick change instead of having a full-on tackle-box meltdown.

Specifications

The nuts and bolts

Product type
Dedicated zig hook kicker with integral bait screw
Hookbait compatibility
Foam, plastic, cork and pop-up hookbaits
Mounting method
Screw-mounted; no needle or hair required
Colours
Black, yellow, red, clear and mixed colour
Pack contents
Four Zig Screws with colour-matched foam hookbaits
Yellow variant code
T7843; GTIN 5055108978435

Specs checked with Nash, Oct 2026.

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Our take

The real angle

The big win here is speed. A bait screw built into a dedicated zig hook kicker means you can swap hookbaits without rebuilding the business end. That’s bob on when the lake’s being moody and you’re trying different colours through the day.

The colour options also give you a bit of camouflage and presentation choice. Match the screw and foam to the situation, or use the mixed pack when you want a few options in the box.

What you’re buying

A compact zig shortcut

Nash Zig Screws combine a dedicated zig hook kicker with an integral bait screw. The hookbait mounts directly onto the screw, so foam, cork, plastic and pop-ups can be changed without threading a hair or using a needle. It’s a neat, compact arrangement aimed squarely at keeping zig rigs quick and tidy.

The kicker is designed to help the hook turn and to improve the overall rig mechanics. It also helps hide some of the sight and feel of the hook behind the hookbait, which is useful when carp are cautious in the upper layers. You still need to tie the rig properly, but the component gives you a sensible mechanical starting point.

There are black, yellow, red and clear versions, plus a mixed-colour option. Four Zig Screws come in a pack, with colour-matched foam hookbaits included. That makes the pack particularly useful for anglers who like to test different shades rather than blindly sticking with one colour.

Worth knowing. These are specialist zig components, not a universal bait screw for every rig style. Their real value appears when you’re regularly changing zig hookbaits or depths and want to avoid rebuilding the business end.

Best on the bank

For anglers who like to stay mobile

Zig specialists should get the most from them. When fish are cruising, fizzing or showing in the upper layers, you can alter the hookbait quickly and get straight back on the spot. That can be the difference between staying in touch with the fish and watching the opportunity disappear.

They’re also useful for anyone who likes to carry a few pre-tied rigs and rotate colours. Keep yellow, red, black and clear options ready, then match your choice to light levels, water clarity and what the carp seem willing to investigate. The mixed pack is the easy route if you don’t want to commit to one shade.

They’re less compelling if your fishing is nearly all bottom baits. In that case, these could sit in the box for months. And while the screw makes bait changes easier, you still need to balance the hookbait and choose a hook and rig length that suit the situation.

Quick answers

The bits anglers usually ask about

Can they take more than foam? Yes. They’re designed for foam, plastic, cork and pop-up hookbaits, so you’re not locked into one zig material. Foam remains the obvious starting point because it’s easy to trim and tweak.

Do they make a rig catch on their own? No terminal component does. The Zig Screw helps with speed, presentation and hook mechanics, but depth, lead arrangement, hook sharpness and accurate casting still matter. Get the whole rig working together.

Are the colours just cosmetic? Not entirely. Colour choice can make a difference to how confidently you fish a zig, especially when the water, light and carp behaviour change. Having several options means you can adapt instead of forcing one presentation all day.

Worth knowing. The yellow variant carries manufacturer code T7843 and GTIN 5055108978435. The mixed-colour option includes black, yellow, red and clear choices.

On paper

Pros & cons

What we like

  • Much quicker hookbait changes than using a traditional hair and needle.
  • Works with several popular zig hookbait materials, including foam, cork and pop-ups.
  • The kicker and screw are designed to aid hook turning while helping disguise the hook.
  • Colour choices are useful when the carp are being picky about what they’ll take.

Worth knowing

  • Four per pack doesn’t give you loads of spares if you’re prone to losing terminal tackle.
  • A dedicated zig accessory rather than an all-round hookbait solution, so its usefulness depends on how often you fish zigs.
  • You’ll still need to get the hook size, hookbait size and rig length working together properly; the screw won’t rescue a poorly balanced zig.

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Your questions answered

What anglers want to know

The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.

01

What hookbaits can Nash Zig Screws hold?

They’re designed for foam, plastic, cork and pop-up hookbaits. That gives you plenty of scope for floating or buoyant zig presentations.

02

Do I need a bait needle or hair with Nash Zig Screws?

No. The integral bait screw lets you mount the hookbait directly, which is the whole point of the system and makes changes much quicker.

03

How many Nash Zig Screws come in a pack?

Four Zig Screws are supplied per pack, along with colour-matched foam hookbaits.

What anglers say

The word from the bank

Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are much quicker hookbait changes than using a traditional hair and needle. and works with several popular zig hookbait materials, including foam, cork and pop-ups.; the main trade-off is four per pack doesn’t give you loads of spares if you’re prone to losing terminal tackle..

Our take on the feedback

  • Why it appeals

    Checked Sept '26 — “Much quicker hookbait changes than using a traditional hair and needle.”

  • Best fit

    Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers who regularly fish zigs: You can switch hookbaits quickly while keeping the rig mechanics tidy and consistent.”

  • Worth knowing

    Checked Sept '26 — “Four per pack doesn’t give you loads of spares if you’re prone to losing terminal tackle.”

Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.

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