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What kind of gear do all you guys like to use for bowfishing i have an old browning boss raptor with ams pro retreiver, ams roller rest, fiberglass arrow with muzzy point what do you think oh and is it possible to get no glovs put on a compound bow, thanks for any answers
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I use an old Bear Whitetail with AMS rig. That AMS rig has worked great every time. I love it. No glovs sound like a good idea to me but I use a glove... they should fit on a compound bow as long as your string has a clear path to slide them down to the nocking point.
I use solid fiberglass arrows, such as Muzzys, that are required by law in my state. I use a section cut out of a five gallon bucket and clamped to the bow as a reel. I tie a jug to one end of builder's string and the other to the arrow. I let the jug do the fighting for me on large fish such as aligator gar and when the fish gets worn down, I retrieve the jug fish and all.
I use a 45# recurve with a muzzy setup for fishing. The no gloves is a bad idea. They get wet and they slip from being slimy. Stick to bare fingers,release or a blackwidow rubber tab when shooting in water.
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I use an old Bear Whitetail with AMS rig. That AMS rig has worked great every time. I love it. No glovs sound like a good idea to me but I use a glove... they should fit on a compound bow as long as your string has a clear path to slide them down to the nocking point.
I use solid fiberglass arrows, such as Muzzys, that are required by law in my state. I use a section cut out of a five gallon bucket and clamped to the bow as a reel. I tie a jug to one end of builder's string and the other to the arrow. I let the jug do the fighting for me on large fish such as aligator gar and when the fish gets worn down, I retrieve the jug fish and all.
I use a 45# recurve with a muzzy setup for fishing. The no gloves is a bad idea. They get wet and they slip from being slimy. Stick to bare fingers,release or a blackwidow rubber tab when shooting in water.
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