Hey does anyone bowfishing from there kayak I want to try it for snake head and carp advice is apreciated
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Originally posted by Noahtom View PostHey does anyone bowfishing from there kayak I want to try it for snake head and carp advice is apreciatedHobie Outback
Stand Up Paddle Board
Pelican 100
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As long as you eat what you shoot then yes, it's totally doable on a kayak. You can use a stakeout pole or something improvised to keep you steady until you get more used to shooting from your kayak.
Otherwise we should blowfish for you.Used to fish more.
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Today I got my first snakehead with a bow. 7lb 12oz
My first shot at one was a close shot. It was sitting on the edge of a small creek. Thought for sure I got it because it flailed like crazy. Nope.
On the way out of the creek I spotted a snakehead with a gash on its head. So I did hit it! Just a little high. Took another close shot at it and missed. Found another one on the edge of a small creek. Missed that one too with lots of flailing.
While paddling back to the main creek I passed by one right next to me in deeper (1.5ft) water. Amazingly it didn't move, but I wasn't ready for a shot. I put the paddle down, picked up the bow, twisted my body 180 degrees around and by this time I was about 20ft past it and still moving some. But I could see it and took the shot. Direct hit center mass. And this one didn't go nuts like the ones I missed. This one was more docile than the one I caught with a horny toad.
Cut the gills and let it bleed out before taking the arrow out and putting it on my stringer for a bit before going in the cooler bag.Last edited by LoudounFisher; 06-30-2016, 07:10 PM.
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