Innerloc H2O Bowfishing
05-12-2006, 06:34 AM
#1
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Minnesota
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Innerloc H2O Bowfishing
Hey all- I'm new to HN and this is my first post. Just wondering if anyone has used these new bowfishing heads yet?
http://www.innerloc.com/Pages/h2o_index.htm
Thanks
http://www.innerloc.com/Pages/h2o_index.htm
Thanks
05-12-2006, 08:33 AM
#2
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RE: Innerloc H2O Bowfishing
I checked them out pretty closely at the ATA show and thought they'd be really good for jumping silvers and squishy fish.
They look very solid. The only downside I see is having to unscrew the tip all the way off to remove the fish.
Welcome to the site!
They look very solid. The only downside I see is having to unscrew the tip all the way off to remove the fish.
Welcome to the site!
05-12-2006, 10:41 AM
#3
Typical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: (39.02N -95.68W)
Posts: 533
RE: Innerloc H2O Bowfishing
Been using them the last couple of weeks and really like them. They really hold fish and the overall body is very strong, but, as with anything, there are compromises. The grapple models with 3 barbs grab every bit of debris on retrieve; if I buy any more it will be the two barbed because the blades are long enough to do the job on soft fish with just two IMO. Also, the tips are very sharp, but not near as durable as the Muzzy trocar tips, so beware of rocks. Lastly is cost. They are amost twice as expensive, as well as replacement tips.
05-12-2006, 12:20 PM
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: (39.02N -95.68W)
Posts: 533
RE: Innerloc H2O Bowfishing
I have a Glass Max and a Glo Max. The Glo Max glows in the dark pretty good, but haven't shot it in the dark yet. I really don't know if it would help much more than just a plain white stick at night; more of a novelty I suppose. Both are really tough. But again, they are twice as expensive. I actually like the Glass Max better with its blaze orange color. You can see it under the water very well. All though they are flexible, they seem stiffer than other shafts I have used.
05-15-2006, 07:38 PM
#7
Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 7
RE: Innerloc H2O Bowfishing
hello hunting net people,i am new to this site,i have been bowfishing since 1985,and i just registered.I have been talking to Christine a couple of times.I have a web site that caters to the bowfishing and hunting community.Please check out Paul and I web site.www.homegrownenterprises.com
We have the first innter-loc bowfishing point ever made it is called the Sho-me point.it is chisel head 2 or 4 bladed design.and it works quite well on BIG HEADS.Also i sell the Kopter Konverter,And paul does the decals and aqua flage tee-shirts,with any idea you can think of.we are the store that has the artisit and the product.we have special deals for bowfishing people and clubs.please take a minute and check out our site.thank you all for letting me rave on.
you all have a blessed day,Steve aka kopter
We have the first innter-loc bowfishing point ever made it is called the Sho-me point.it is chisel head 2 or 4 bladed design.and it works quite well on BIG HEADS.Also i sell the Kopter Konverter,And paul does the decals and aqua flage tee-shirts,with any idea you can think of.we are the store that has the artisit and the product.we have special deals for bowfishing people and clubs.please take a minute and check out our site.thank you all for letting me rave on.
you all have a blessed day,Steve aka kopter
