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when bow fishing what is the minimum and maximum lb draw i should have on my bow
from bowfishertothee... on 06.28.09 Answer Question |
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Answers (4)
50 - 70
hope this helps
I'd say no lower than 45lbs. If it will take a deer it ill' work on fish. Mines 50lbs(won't go lower).
As for max- How much do you want to pull all night?
I shoot a 45# PSE Coyote recurve without any problems with penetration. Will easily stick needle nose over five foot with a full draw. My brother-in-law and I shot 55 needle nose on the Sabine River in East Texas a couple of months ago with several of them being around 5 foot. Check out some pics on our website at www.swampcityrodandgunclub.com. Look under media gallery and then bowfishing 2009.
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I'd say no lower than 45lbs. If it will take a deer it ill' work on fish. Mines 50lbs(won't go lower).
As for max- How much do you want to pull all night?
50 - 70
hope this helps
I shoot a 45# PSE Coyote recurve without any problems with penetration. Will easily stick needle nose over five foot with a full draw. My brother-in-law and I shot 55 needle nose on the Sabine River in East Texas a couple of months ago with several of them being around 5 foot. Check out some pics on our website at www.swampcityrodandgunclub.com. Look under media gallery and then bowfishing 2009.
Post an Answer (200 characters or less)