First of all don't imediately blame pull offs on the bow. It probably has much more to do with arrow flight (tuning and release) and type of point. If the arrow isn't flying straight, it will tear a bigger hole. A bigger hole allows the tip to pull out. Buffalo fish are some of the softest fleshed fish out there. And therefore they are the easiest to pull off.

Back to the original question, Recurve shooter here. Nothing I've tried is as lightweight or points and shoots as well. IMO

I just recently picked up an Alpine Mako. It has it's pluses. It has a good smooth draw. It shot clear through the only fish I've shot with it. But later my recurve was shooting clear through them also. This is a minus when shooting gar or in really shallow.