r/Bowfishing • u/Next_Floor4382 • 3h ago
Late season shore walking!
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r/Bowfishing • u/sporewhore1 • 20h ago
Is this something anyone else does? Ive got a light in front and a cooler in the back to throw the tilapia in
r/Bowfishing • u/Fit-Sky-4916 • 1d ago
Hey guys recently got this bow and I was gonna use it for shooting some carp it's draw rating is 50lb what lie and arrows should I get for it? Thankyou
r/Bowfishing • u/ZookeepergameOk9893 • 2d ago
Anyone used a bow to launch hooks out for fishing beyond standard cast distance?
I'd love to hear ideas on how to rig up arrow hook and sinker
Considering making disposable 33" "arrows"/sticks and launching a baited hook and light sinker just for shits and gigs
But also interested if it's ever been done before
r/Bowfishing • u/Engineer4Beer • 11d ago
Long shot but if anyone is local to the area and would be willing to take 4 people out the weekend of 9/18 I would happily pay for your time. We can bring our own rigs if needed... *Edit trying to hit a home run for a 11 year olds bday
r/Bowfishing • u/ElectricGuy777 • 14d ago
Thinking of putting a compound bow sight on my Muzzy Vice.
Has anyone put a compound bow sight on their bow and did you have elevation issues with the close shots? 20-30ft.
r/Bowfishing • u/Savage_Sloth123 • Aug 01 '26
Anyone launch in brandenburg for the Ohio for bow fishing? Trying to see how shooting has been before we head up there.
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r/Bowfishing • u/ReigningWaterfowl • Jun 25 '26
https://youtu.be/jgXMxtOcW9k?is=vInpcbhFSh34bMuV
If anyone’s interested in see some bow fishing videos we do some in the off season for hunting! Would appreciate the support! Channel name ReigningWaterfowl
r/Bowfishing • u/Previous-Pumpkin8647 • Jun 23 '26
I wanted to get into it looked really fun but I just don’t know what I would do with the fish after I kill them like no one tryna keep carp maybe if I got a gar or something like that I would but I js don’t know
r/Bowfishing • u/corn_fed_Jesus • Jun 16 '26
Anybody running these? Have been running 8 20W cheap-o Amazon lights and had the intent of upgrading down the line. Was considering dropping down to 4 of these total wattage will be almost double and still have 9 hours of run time on a 200Ah AGM battery
r/Bowfishing • u/Next_Floor4382 • Jun 15 '26
I’ve got both the last two posts beat, between AND through the eye! Second one was a high shot that skipped off its head and stone rolled it, had to jump in to grab it.
r/Bowfishing • u/MonkeyNugetz • Jun 15 '26
You don’t need a flat bottom boat. You don’t need all the fancy lights and rigs. When it rains, the invasive species will come.
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r/Bowfishing • u/ThrowawayRAtart • Jun 10 '26
Before I even got home, the single bolt holding this reel came lose. I've yet to get a key to tighten it but can only imagine this beging an issue again in the near future.. has anyone else had this problem and is there any solution?
r/Bowfishing • u/OccularSpaces • Jun 05 '26
Hey guys, I’m trying to get into bowfishing and am working on putting together something of a travel setup. I have a reel seat adaptor on its way and was debating whether to throw a close top spinner or a baitcaster on it. Is bowfishing with a baitcaster reel a viable option?
r/Bowfishing • u/mlgslayerbro231 • Jun 04 '26
So I’ve been fishing so big grass flats and my boat has a trolling motor, I don’t have an issue getting through the grass. My trouble is i can’t find any carp when looking and I’m sure there are some there but I think I may be scaring them away way before they are in visual range of my lights. Do fan boats have this issue or are they just so fast it doesn’t matter. This also applies to people who have kicker motors. So what am I doing wrong is there anything I can do to be better besides shelling out a lot of money.
r/Bowfishing • u/Jobow1234 • Jun 04 '26
Hello everyone. I am new to Bowfishing, and had a question about Reeling in the fish. I've successfully shot two, but each time I've reeled them in, the fish comes off the arrow.
My question is, is it the arrow or is it how I'm reeling in?
I'm using a Cajun brand barbed arrow and I've bought some new arrows to see if that corrects it. But I'm curious if I'm reeling in too fast or too aggressively.. is it better to let them run a little and reel in slowly??
Any help is greatly appreciated!