WarEagle

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The new Muzzy bowfishing reels are finally on the market. The most exciting bowfishing product to hit the market in years.

They are available at www.backwaterbowfishing.com

More info there. Just thought you guys might want to know.
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HNI_Christine

Cool. I know several people that can't wait to try them.

How heavy of a bow do you recommend for your guided trips? Is a 40lb bow enough for those big grassies?

scmtnhnter

i will be ordering one to go on my new recurve when i decide on which one to get .no i aint goin traditional ( nothin against traditional ) i just want a recurve for bowfishin for quicker shots so i can enter some tourneys .[:-]

WarEagle

Yes 40 lbs is plenty for those grassies, that's what I shoot on my osprey.

Recurves work well for bowfishing, my fishing partner Mark Land shoots a Black Widow recurve.

Thanks!

Bryan

SouthTxBowfisher

I will be order ing 2 in a couple days,

DOUBLEDROPTAXI

jUST ORDERED TWO MYSELF, CANT WAIT TO USE THEM.

SouthTxBowfisher

Well i just recived the two that i ordered to day,they look Great,guess i will be putting them to the test this Saturday night on the Lake Buchanan Toutnament,

Bulzeye

Anybody using one of these yet?
Anybody burn one up yet?
I'm curious to see the difference in longevity of this new beefy reel compared tosome of theshort lived cheaper spincasts.

HNI_Christine

Some people have reported problems with their new muzzy reels. Others have really enjoyed them. The two most common problems I hear are that the foot of the reel breaks off and the back cover comes off. (muzzy has been making good on any broken reel)

I have 4 on order with Muzzy, but I heard that muzzy won't be shipping more reels until they have some production quality issues worked out.

I think that once muzzy gets these issues worked out, that they'll be an awesome reel.

Bulzeye

Most new products have a bug or two.
That's why I asked.

It's good to hear Muzzy is fixing it pronto.