Posted: 5/19/2012 9:28:58 PM EDT
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I am going to go with a recurve bow. But I'm not sure on the rest. Any opinions on what works best? Biggest bang for the buck? I'm not going to go and do it every day just as a casual sport.
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I agree with the Fish hook rest. I'm a firm believer in them and the AMS Retriever reels. EDIT: I just noticed you said you're shooting a recurve. Just shoot off the shelf. That will work good enough. |
"...But there's also this: there are over 5,000 men in this city, who know that being a policeman is an endless, glamourless, thankless job that's gotta be done. I know it, too, and I'm damn glad to be one of them." Joe Friday
I've pretty much been using Oneidas since the beginning! |
"...But there's also this: there are over 5,000 men in this city, who know that being a policeman is an endless, glamourless, thankless job that's gotta be done. I know it, too, and I'm damn glad to be one of them." Joe Friday
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I use old ones though. I love them! |
"...But there's also this: there are over 5,000 men in this city, who know that being a policeman is an endless, glamourless, thankless job that's gotta be done. I know it, too, and I'm damn glad to be one of them." Joe Friday
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Shoot off the shelf on a recurve. If you must use a rest the Muzzy Fish Hook is great as mentioned.
I started out with a Recurve and AMS reel. Once you shoot with a spincast reel, you wont go back to an AMS. No more Hand-Lining in the fish, you get your arrow back much quicker so shot-to-shot time is way less. No more "Mystery Knots" either haha. I buy all my stuff from Backwater Bowfishing |