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Bowfishing Roughfish pictures


Gordie

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Here's a place to post all your guys pictures of you fish.

Please try and keep your photos in good taste. Try not to have your catch all bloodied up makes for a better photo.Please no fish with arrows stuck in them.

Please remember to follow forum policy with this.

Thanks and have fun.

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A couple questions on what kind of pics are ok to post.

Most of the pictures I take the fish are layed out in rows on the ground are these ok?

Pictures of fish in the barrel?

I like to post pictures just don't want to post any that will get deleted right away.

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Its real nice to have them taken in a natrual setting/back ground you know not like on the concrete driveway pics.

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Alright I will get the party started

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Maybe a 12 pounder from Rice County, not proud of how I held my arms out, but hey... I was young and dumb!

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After a few whiffs, finally got this porkster. Way too old to be up this late!

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Great looking fish guys

Pushbutton what arrow set up are you using?

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A puurty yellow and black one ...... I don't know grin Just told the guy at the store it had to handle big fish.....here, you tell me wink Can you file these tips....if so with what? Already took the tip of the tip off on a rock.....

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I'm sure you can use a file or even a coarse stone for sharping knives

Guess you shoulda told the guy that you were gonna shoot big rocks grin

Oh and it is purdy

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Looks like a grappler tip. Can't remember the company. Cajun Archery maybe? Those yellow jacket shafts are the bee's knees though (see what I did there? Yellow Jacket... bee's knees...oh I crack myself up!).

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Nice fish guys hopfully be add some myself this weekend. For resharping a file works ,but a grinding wheel is the fastest way to resharpen tips.

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grinding wheel is the fastest way to resharpen tips.

We carry a cordless grinder in the boat on the tournaments,even a big gar can dull your tips.

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Haven't had a chance to get out yet this year, but figured I would share some picture of the boat. Never shot from a boat before, but we figured we would see if we could fix up the old Lund. Hoping to get out this weekend.

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Got on the water at 1158pm monday night and started seeing fish right away next to the dock. Had a pretty good shoot with alot of dogfish being around. Ended up with 12 carp and 12 dogfish.

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my prototype bowfishing slingshot claimed its first victim today. a nice sucker for the smoker

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Haven't had a chance to get out yet this year, but figured I would share some picture of the boat. Never shot from a boat before, but we figured we would see if we could fix up the old Lund. Hoping to get out this weekend.

Have you run the lights yet while standing on the deck? If so, how hot do the backs of the light fixtures get? Any issues with wearing shorts and brushing up against the lights while shooting?

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Have you run the lights yet while standing on the deck? If so, how hot do the backs of the light fixtures get? Any issues with wearing shorts and brushing up against the lights while shooting?

I haven't shot with it yet, but we did a little practice run in the yard to get a feel for its stability. Didn't feel very hot, but we only had them running for a few minutes as opposed to hours. At night I always wear jeans anyway rather than shorts even in the summer. The lights attract all kinds of bugs and mosquitos and I don't like to spend the night slapping at my legs.

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Tyler that one stung just a little winklaugh

Oh Gordie, why don't you just buzz off??? grin

Nice photos so far, guys! I may have to take a week off in early June just to stick a few pigs...

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Oh Gordie, why don't you just buzz off??? grin

Ok Tyler I will put on my yellow jacket but it still stings a bit grin

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Bowfishing slingshot...Nice!

yep!this one is good for shooting in small creeks, and ranges 20 feet or less,draw weight is about 20lbs. the next one im making willhave a stronger band, a mount for an AMS wave roller rest.and somehow mount an AMS reel to it as well! im hoping for accurate shots up to 40-50 feet with the strong band. which will have a draw weight of about 40lbs.

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Got out last night for the first time this year. Ended the night with a mixed bag of carp, buffs, dogfish, suckers, sheephead, and what i think is a highfin carpsucker.

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I know it was highfin or quillback when I shot just wasn't sure which one. According to the dnr survey the lake has both species. Just kind of hoping it was a highfin since there not as common as a quillback.

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Hey jeremy did u get them on the lake down by st peter

Yes who is this that you know my name?

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No pics for me today but I got a nice mix of 15 Carp and Buffalo today in a couple hours in a nearby creek off a lake. What a blast for my fist good shoot of the year!

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