Posted: 3/6/2020 9:15:39 PM EDT
[Last Edit: KELBEAST][Edited]
I managed to snag a Barnett Vortex youth bow from Walmart for $35, took off the D loop and sight, and just added some nocking points tonight. I may or may not trade the rest out for a whisker Biscuit. Anyways, I’ll be taking a trip back to the FL Keys next week. Target species is 10” minimum snapper in the canal, and hopefully bigger (Mahi would be sick, 20” minimum) offshore. I’ll be hitting Bass Pro tomorrow to grab an arrow. Any favorites? Worst/best/cheapest?
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| Its been years but here goes. Solid fiberglass, no fletch, screw off fish point. Harness of line to arrow is nice as line wear will cause lost arrows. Aim very low to allow for refraction of water. Your target will appear much higher than it actually is. Try to let the wind drift you and your boat to your target. Stand on front of the boat on platform. Sometimes just drawing will spook the fish. After reeling, make sure your line will free spool before shooting again. Having a fish arrow come rapidly back is unnerving. |
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Originally Posted By boltedsafe:
Its been years but here goes. Solid fiberglass, no fletch, screw off fish point. Harness of line to arrow is nice as line wear will cause lost arrows. Aim very low to allow for refraction of water. Your target will appear much higher than it actually is. Try to let the wind drift you and your boat to your target. Stand on front of the boat on platform. Sometimes just drawing will spook the fish. After reeling, make sure your line will free spool before shooting again. Having a fish arrow come rapidly back is unnerving. 
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