Robow7,

The tournament knot I am refering to (that I use) is when you tie a loop to the back of your arrow with a seperate piece of string about 8 inches long on a AMS safety slide. Then I tie a loop on the line from my bow about the same size. Then I take the loop from the line on my bow, put it through the loop on my arrow, then run the bowfishing point through the loop on the bowfishing line, and then pull both loops tight at the back of the arrow. Basically I'm left with the arrow attached to my line with a figure "8" knot with the two loops ran through each other. That way, if I have to, I can just pull the line completely through the fish, reverse the order I used to install the arrow with the loops, take the arrow off, and pull my line back through the fish without the arrow on it. It takes about 5 seconds to do. I don't tie anything to the front of my arrow. Hope that makes sense. (I need to post pics of this sometime I suppose.) I have all my spare arrows in my case all tied with a loop on my safety slide so if I ever need to replace an arrow, I can do it right away with out tying a new arrow on. The most I have to do is tie a new loop on my main line. Very quick re-up time.