The Best BOWFISHING BOW
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มิ.ย. 2017
- What is a good bow for bowfishing? I get asked this all the time and there are a lot of things to look at when buying a bow for any reason. Keep in mind fist and foremost a bow has to fit your size and shape or you will never be good at shooting it. When bowfishing holding a bow for hours on end can be hard to do so weight and a comfortable grip are very big things to look at. When it comes down to it the best bow for bowfishing for you will solely depend on your willingness to look for your favorite size, shape, and price point. My favorite bow may not be your cup of tea, only you can determine what is best for you.
- ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Awesome video. Well put together and loved how you added in a recurve.
More quality information Thank you for taking the time to make this happen. Education is way better than trail and error method I used ... :)
Great info! Thanks!
awesome video as usual. really good info.
Good Info...Dust Apppel !
What kind of arrow rest were you using on the Oneida osprey?
I have my Poseidon Fin Finder compound bow’s power turned all the way up. The reel is a bottle reel. By far the line is the most strongest and toughest one I’ve ever had. I’ve noticed that if my arrow doesn’t blow through a carp all the way. It gets ripped out easily. But if it goes all the way through. I’m not losing it.
The Poseidon was a great bow. The key to landing more fish is making smaller holes. You never want the arrow to blow all the way through but the goal is to get the point through. If your arrow isn't tuned, if your tip is sharp its going to make a much larger hole and no bowfishing point works good after a big hole is made. Try tuning for good arrow flight and get a sharper point. Then turn the weight down until you stop blowing all the way through. Its a domino effect.
How do you remove the barbs from your arrows?
Top meu irmão
Thanks brother
Quen midera ter um arco desses
Looking for a bow to use underwater. I live in Miami so I wanted to do it by the reefs and wrecks. Any suggestions?
@@DustinApple will do! Thank you!
I know this is a old video, but I’m hoping for you to answer the following questions.
I’m a medically retired firefighter and thanks to YT I’m kicking around the idea of bowfishing. I’m looking for a low-Med entry point bow, reel etc.
I’m 6’. 280lbs. Some say a really big guy. I would pull with my right hand so, I guess I need a right handed bow? I like the idea of a smaller bow like the bear odyssey.
Please, let me know if you see this.
Get a bowfishing specific bow. Yes right hand. Look at a Cajun sucker punch or a PSE mud dawg. As shown in this video 30-35# is ideal.
Cant you take the reels off of most of the bowfishing bows? I may just buy a nice looking recurve bow with the reel on it and take it off.
B&M Outdoors all reels are removable yes. But they are also sold individually as well as in a kit. Contact Scott @ bowfishing extreme .com and tell him I sent you. He will take care of all your needs. Stay safe.
Can you send the model and the year of the model of the second and the 3 place of this list please?
I talk one kit and says like 150 dolars sent the model to pls
Big huh, and i wait your reply to buy
Big hug from Portugal, iam fan of you
Bear Odyssey 2 and the PSE wave. both are 2011-2013
@@DustinApple i search a lot and i dont see anyone of this for 150-200 us kit for fishing, can u help me pls
@@midrone6056 this is a great bow package for bowfishing. and it appears they ship world wide. www.ebay.com/itm/Muzzy-Addict-Recurve-Bowfishing-Kit-40-7505/132816234327?epid=2254344617&hash=item1eec76e757:g:~wgAAOSw38Vbv1W0:sc:USPSFirstClass!47167!US!-1:rk:16:pf:0
how can i buy one bow fishing with internet
Ayman Shibl find something you like on EBay. Lots of cheap choices there.
can you bowfish with a 60 lb bow
Yep you can but its pretty unnecessary unless you're hunting large fish. Find a bow you can shoot unlimited times without wearing out. White fiberglass arrows are going to be pretty weak and hard to tune at 60# too.
Ok thanks
Does G-Rex have a let-off?
Yeah, at the end of the limb action
Ya pse baby 🤘🏽🏹🐟
i always love to see a cheap bow perform well. in PSE's bowfishing bows most of them are sold as a single weight 29,40,50# models. the bows have a good amount of preload on them and that is why they are able to shoot a heavy arrow so well. As a rule of thumb recognizing preload can be as simple a looking at how much curve is in the limb at a certain weight. and is why most bow manufactures recommend shooting a bow at peak weight.
Dustin Apple ya and are u gonna make a vid on the boat
been adding some things as well as fishing. its been more important than filming here lately. ill get it but it takes a lot of footage to try to get and boating footage isnt exactly easy to get and keep it interesting.
have question for u dustin does it matter what draw weight i have shoulder damage and find it hard to pull 20 lb
This video is so old that you'll never see this comment but do you have an email? I have some converter questions. I'm wanting to run my trolling motor off my generator and I damn sure ain't no electrician
Call Jackie Davis at Powermax for the best customer support
why wouldent you shoot a higher poundage...i shoot 3D courses and dots where i shoot a few hundred shots at a time at 65# - 70#. Don't understand the reasoning of shooting a 35 pounds bow
Because it's a waste. You only need to get the point to go through the back side of a fish. With 1500gr arrows small fish on the surface only require 20# to get that done. While big fish that are deeper may require as much as 40#. Accuracy,consistency, and stamina are key. You could shoot as much as 1500 shots a night bowfishing is good conditions, witch is far more physically demanding than shooting 40 3D targets. Higher poundage will blow a arrow all the way through a fish making it harder to remove while the line itself is left to attempt to hold it. Big powerful fish will cut themselves in half if the line is the only thing holding them. When you miss a fish with high poundage you are definitely going to hit something else. Trying to recover $15-30 arrows from mud,roots,logs,and vegetation is challenging and expensive if the line breaks before the arrow is pulled free. For all the reasons given shoot a bow only as heavy as necessary and as light as possible.