Loxley Underground Tournament Series Launches on YouTube
Loxley Bowfishing is excited to bring you new videos to help you become a better archer-angler. In our first YouTube series – the Loxley Underground Tournament Series – we’ve partnered with a seasoned veteran of the sport who will give you tips and tricks to help you prepare for your next bowfishing tournament.
Our first series will be hosted by Johnathan Beebe, winner of the 2019 Great Lakes Bowfishing Championship. He'll be sharing must-know tips and insider tricks. Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at how he prepares for tournaments
Stay tuned for additional videos coming soon to our YouTube channel and check out Loxley Bowfishing on Facebook for more great content.
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