How to Aim in Bowfishing
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7 Tips to Prepare for Peak Bowfishing Season
Well, January has finally arrived. For those of us here in the north, that means deer season is over and hard water (that's ice for our southern friends) is upon us. Although we still have ice fishing and small game hunting, I use this time to do inventory of my bowfishing gear and determine what upgrades I want so I’m ready by ice off.
Ice off is hands down some of the best shooting you will have all year. Fish are still schooled up and coming in to feed in warmer, shallower waters. That means it’s one of the best times to get on some of the biggest fish you will shoot in one location. As an added bonus, the water is so cold the fishes' metabolism is slowed down enough to make them sluggish. Often times, you can get multiple shots at the same fish without moving the boat.
How to Convert a Hunting Bow to a Bowfishing Bow
When it comes to bowfishing, the most important piece of gear for any outing is your bowfishing bow. And we’ve written about types of bows people use for bowfishing before. Unfortunately, many people do not have the money to go out and buy a brand new bowfishing setup. Fortunately, this isn’t a big problem because if you have an old hunting bow laying around, you can easily convert it into your new bowfishing bow!
Mid-Year Bowfishing Gear Round Up
Can you believe we've introduced 7 new products so far in 2020? Since summer has arrived and the holiday weekend is fast approaching, now is a great time for a mid-year bowfishing gear round up. Keep reading to see everything Loxley Bowfishing has introduced this year. You might see a few favorites you already own and a few items to add to your shopping list.
Bowfishing Bows Breakdown: The Different Types of Bows Used in Bowfishing
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How to Choose a Bowfishing Rest
Anatomy of a Bowfishing Arrow Shaft
How to Choose a Bowfishing Reel: Beginner's Buying Guide
As with any sport, it’s extremely easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer number of gear options. Bowfishing is no exception. There are several different types of bowfishing reels available.
Just ask around and you’ll learn that there are many opinions about choosing a bowfishing reel, but the truth is that any reel that gets you out on the water is the best reel for you. Any upgrades you choose will only serve to enhance the experience. With this quick guide, you’ll be able to get on the water with exactly what type of bowfishing reel suits you best.
