You will need some basic equipment: a bow, reel (plus a reel seat for spin cast-style reels), bowfishing line, bowfishing rest and a fishing arrow. We offer a complete bowfishing kit to outfit your bow with everything you need to get started: 

Recurves, compounds, longbows, and crossbows are all used successfully for bowfishing and can be setup to do so. When using conventional bows we do recommend using a lighter draw weight, normally around 40-50 lbs is more than enough to shoot just about any fish out there.

Bottle reels are generally a little easier to use and set up on the bow, however they do not have a drag system and fish must be pulled in by hand. This causes them to be much slower in retrieving fish and/or arrows. Spin cast reels work extremely well for most fish. They can be shot and retrieved very quickly as they have a drag system, which allows the fish to be brought in with the reel. They also shoot extremely fast and are capable of excellent arrow flight. They can be used with or without safety or bottle slide systems on the arrow.

Although the total arrow weight is comparable, carbon shafts recover and stabilize much quicker coming off the bow.  Carbon arrows are generally more precise in shaft straightness, resulting in more accurate, consistent shots and better results when shooting in deeper water. They are also extremely durable and great for tough fish and rough conditions. View our carbon arrows here: Fiberglass arrows are hard to beat for durability and price, and they do work well in most conditions. View our fiberglass arrows here: 

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Although we recommend replacing blades after shooting them while hunting or for practice before hunting, all Muzzy blades can be resharpened as long as the edge is intact and not dinged or gouged significantly. We recommend using a pair of small forceps to hold the blade after removing it from the ferrule and most commercial sharpeners can be used with our blades. We do recommend always checking and touching up blades in the field as well, since contact with the quiver while taking them in and out can dull the edge. We recommend using our new Broadhead Sharpener Item # 375 for touch ups in the field and resharpening purposes plus it can be easily carried in your pocket or pack and doesn’t require you to remove the blades to sharpen them.

Our broadheads are available in many different styles and weights and all are suitable for use on any game encountered. Arrow setup, spine and desired overall arrow weight will determine what head is best for you and your setup. New, shorter and more compact heads are designed to limit blade surface area and produce more consistent flight at higher arrow speeds.

This bow has 12 draw length adjustment holes. You can adjust the draw length freely according to your arm span based on the chart below. When adjusting draw length, rst loosen the lock screw in the middle of the cam, remove the draw length screw completely. Next turn the module to the desired draw length hole then replace the draw length screw. Place blue lock tight on screws to prevent them from vibrating loose, then tighten both screws snug.

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