What setup for bow fishing
05-22-2008 | 03:17 AM
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Typical Buck
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From: ILL....
RE: What setup for bow fishing
Bow, Arrow, Rest,Reel, spin cast or retriever, line and some fish..Your set to go..Good Luck..
Type in Bowfishing into Google and a bunch of Bowfishing Supply Companies will come up and look at everything they have to offer to get some ideas..
Type in Bowfishing into Google and a bunch of Bowfishing Supply Companies will come up and look at everything they have to offer to get some ideas..
05-22-2008 | 04:59 AM
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RE: What setup for bow fishing
it depends on how much money you want to spend on it-------you can go to a pond shop buya bow and get everthing else (reel, arow, bowfishing line, spot light for the boat, and maby a few extra tips for the arrow-shooting into rocks really messes them up.) at a good sporting goods store............if money is no issue you can go to bass pro, academy, gander mountian, or any other big sporting store to buy a rig thats already set up...should run you around 200$for a good'n................pond shop way should run you around.........50$
05-22-2008 | 06:00 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Illinois
RE: What setup for bow fishing
ORIGINAL: huntndemducks
it depends on how much money you want to spend on it-------you can go to a pond shop buya bow and get everthing else (reel, arow, bowfishing line, spot light for the boat, and maby a few extra tips for the arrow-shooting into rocks really messes them up.) at a good sporting goods store............if money is no issue you can go to bass pro, academy, gander mountian, or any other big sporting store to buy a rig thats already set up...should run you around 200$for a good'n................pond shop way should run you around.........50$
it depends on how much money you want to spend on it-------you can go to a pond shop buya bow and get everthing else (reel, arow, bowfishing line, spot light for the boat, and maby a few extra tips for the arrow-shooting into rocks really messes them up.) at a good sporting goods store............if money is no issue you can go to bass pro, academy, gander mountian, or any other big sporting store to buy a rig thats already set up...should run you around 200$for a good'n................pond shop way should run you around.........50$
You mean pawn shop. I'm not so sure they have pawn shops where she lives.
Kat, I'll give you a list of things to look for and some links to sites to find them. I have to leave for work right now. Have a good day!
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