fishstix

HI all, was thinking of getting one or other new for bowfishing. Which in you all's experiance holds up better?

roman1

I purchased the KIngfisher bow (45 lb)several months ago along with a retriever reel ,AMS rest, and I'm extremely please with it. It shoots great and has managed to get me a 27 lb bighead with no problem. I also swapped out the retriever line to muzzy 200 lb test. I use to shoot an old Browning compound and it was hard to snap shoot those gar.

bowman15

Hey fishstix.

I have a Coyote recurve I've been fishing with for about 8 years and I love it.I have had no problems with it at all.

DOE KILLER

I have been looking at ordering a Kingfisher, but since I am new to bowfishing I wasn't sure you could mount an AMS retriever reel to the bow. Are there predrilled holes to mount the retriever reel?

roman1

Yes there are holes predrilled to mount the retriever reel however you 'll have to use the spacers that come with the retriever reel. The kingfisher bow and retriever reel will serve you well butI would also change the line on the retriever to muzzy 200 LB test it works so much better. I bought my setup from archeryexchange.com as a complete setup with 2 arrows, no gloves, and rest plus free shipping for arond $204.00.

buffhntr

I bought a Martin Rebel and love it

carpsniper

I have yet to see a Martin 'trad' bow that did not shoot VERY well. My daughter had a X-200, I had a bushmaster longbow and now a DH hunter that I love to shoot.