Epoxy rests are the only way to fly...
I've ran rollers, WBs, Hooks etc
Nothing compares to a $2 tube of epoxy
I've ran rollers, WBs, Hooks etc
Nothing compares to a $2 tube of epoxy
And I hate slides...
Tie to the back
Tie to the back
X2 has been the only rest on my rigs for the last ten years.
Now that's my kind of price! Hmmmm why not try it, if the super glue of the whisker biscuit doesn't work.
I picked up a Quick Draw rest a couple years ago and have loved it ever since. One of my buddies switched also, another is an epoxy guy still.
QDs are a sweet rest, it's the only other rest I'd use other than Epoxy or shooting off the shelf.
But for the price....
My vote is for epoxy which reminds me I need to make one for my bow
Yes you do!!!
I am getting ready to bow fish for the first time in my life... absolutely can't wait. trying to get the stuff to rig my bow up... what is the best set up? Compound or recurve? what reel is best? I could use some help guys!
There is no "best" setup, its all in what u like
As for me, I would strongly suggest Oneida bows, stabilizer reel seats (like a muzzy, stay away from the cheep Cajun seat it'll break and bend real quick! Spend the extra $10 on a good one) Side mounts (bolts on side of riser where sights go) like a Fuzz mount are nice too, spin cast reels (muzzy bowfishing reels, Shakespeare Ti20 or the regular 20). 200 lb fast flight line....
Other than Oneida bows or other lever limb bows, if go can find a used Pse/browning Baracuda they are a great cheep bowfishing bow. Typically you want as little or no let off on your bow.
I'd stay away from AMS retrievers and Slides suck! 80lb braided line or 200lb fast flights tied to the back of the arrow...
Oh ya, and epoxy rests
As for me, I would strongly suggest Oneida bows, stabilizer reel seats (like a muzzy, stay away from the cheep Cajun seat it'll break and bend real quick! Spend the extra $10 on a good one) Side mounts (bolts on side of riser where sights go) like a Fuzz mount are nice too, spin cast reels (muzzy bowfishing reels, Shakespeare Ti20 or the regular 20). 200 lb fast flight line....
Other than Oneida bows or other lever limb bows, if go can find a used Pse/browning Baracuda they are a great cheep bowfishing bow. Typically you want as little or no let off on your bow.
I'd stay away from AMS retrievers and Slides suck! 80lb braided line or 200lb fast flights tied to the back of the arrow...
Oh ya, and epoxy rests
