[rrolbiecki393]

what kind of arrow do u us and recommend and what kinda of points is on it

 

[Buelltroll]

Yellow Jacket shaft Sting a Ree Tournament point

 

[kuger]

Yellow Jacket shafts......and http://bow.fishingcountry.com/forum...ry.com/forums/showthread.php?222-What-tips-do-y-all-use&highlight=points+arrows

 

[hibidi-shibidi]

Been using either white fiberglass or yellow jackets with a Sting a Ree Tourney point.

 

[SickFishBowfishing]

Hard to beat white fiberglass and a muzzy point. I also have a few pentetrators and a couple grapples just depending on what type of fish and what situation were in!

 

[smoke tractor]

]Been using either white fiberglass or yellow jackets with a Sting a Ree Tourney point.[/QUOTE]
X2

 

[richy]

yellow jackets and muzzy tips

 

[carpe_carp]

White fiberglass and muzzy or long barb piranha.

 

[Bodycarver]

Yellow Jackets and Innerloc Pro-points

 

[ty_higg]

sureshot penatrators and muzzy ocasionally or watever i find in the water when someone gets em stuck in a tree and i pick em up

 

[Hoythntr96]

Muzzy on a normal white shaft. Just bough an orange glass max shaft with grapple to try

 

[rrolbiecki393]

i was going to get a Sting a Ree Tourney point. but i heard a lot of bad things with them have any of u have any

 

[WBG444]

what kind of arrow do u us and recommend and what kinda of points is on it

I'm gona ask you a more important question ...what kinda fish do u shoot? And what kinda conditions ...rock bottom/sand, mossy/ lilly pads...I change tips for different conditions

 

[kuger]

i was going to get a Sting a Ree Tourney point. but i heard a lot of bad things with them have any of u have any

IMHO they are to big and too heavy for carp

 

[Team HBC]

Can't go wrong with a Muzzy point... you can choose the arrow.

 

[SIarcher]

I use white fiberglass, yellowfin, and yellow jackets with shure shots, warheads, sting a ree, and muzzy.
If it is straight and has barbs it will work.
I like a straight arrow (yellow jackets) and a point that I can just twist the arrow and shake the fish off (shur shot).

 

[rrolbiecki393]

im shooting common carp grass carp dogfish and gar and the bottom is sand, mossy

 

[WBG444]

im shooting common carp grass carp dogfish and gar and the bottom is sand, mossy

Any straight shaft is a good shaft, I would recommend the cajun Piranha long barbs, with the barbs bent down close to the shaft...it makes a smaler hole and will hold soft fish very nicely

 

[rrolbiecki393]

thanks 4 the help

 

[Imapaleascale]

I was using stingaree's last season and they worked pretty good, but this year I bought several different styles to try them out and see which works the best (thanks to Scott at bowfishing extreme.com - super fast service! and good prices).

Nothin' fancy on the arrows - standard white fiberglass and 1 yellowjacket to try out and see if it is that much gooder.

So far I have only gotten to try out the "Lil Stinger" 4 barb and it was workin' great. I managed to stick it into some rotting stumps and still pull it out with little damage - bent 1 barb, but just managed to squeeze it back in place. On one of the bigger mirrors I shot I didn't get full penetration but that was 'cause I hit it in deep water and up near the head. Even so there was no way I would have been able to pull it back out-that thing was stuck in there good. Had to stab it thru the other side of the fish to unscrew the tip. I can see this being a drawback though if you are shootin' a lot of fish (I don't get to shoot a lot of fish...) and are constantly havein' to unscrew it all the way to get it out. Still waitin' to try out the Muzzy and Interlock points.