This was below Barkley Dam

We aim for the belly line of the fish and work our way up or down from there. Have to aim low because of that water refraction!

I've never shot a Cajun bow so sorry I can't respond directly to your question. The bows in this video were the Hooligans, since then we came out with the Hooligan V2. Really love this bow. Heavy wall deep V cams, minimal let off for snap shooting, 40 and 50 pound post on the cams for maximum draw weight, draw weight range from 25-50 pounds, plus its made in the USA.

@@amsbowfishing I’m going to give your equipment a shot👍🏻

Hey Lonnie sorry to hear about your issue. You could try to put an o-ring between the two bodies if you can separate them or you can try to re-crimp them. You should see two small indents on the upper body where the two bodies meet. Maybe take a phillips screwdriver and tap it with a hammer. Don't hit the screw driver to hard and keep checking as you do this. Hopefully this will help you.

When using Safety Slides the line is tied directly to the slide. When bowfishing for Alligators the line is tied directly to the point. We use the Safety Slides for all of our normal bowfishing except for Big Game.

@@amsbowfishing thanks for replying that makes sense👍

@@Arrowaway You bet, best of luck

Thanks Gary, some good stuff for sure

Got that right

Right on @glennfosterjr.3883 Dennis a great person.

This video was more of a documentary of the 13 year journey of the AMS tournaments, so we had to fill everyone in on bowfishing tournaments in general and all the changes we have made over the years. So yeah there might have been more talking in this video, but we do have a ton of other bowfishing videos and teasers with straight up bowfishing action. (no talking at all)

We might have to make the trip over for Schmidty to get his Goldie. LOL

No we ate Butterfly Rays, Southern Rays, and Cownose.

appreciate the feedback and you are 100% correct.

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the episode.

Yes they can. Those get screwed into the threaded stabilizer hole on the front of the bow. Any reel seat will work it all depends on the shooters' preference and style. Best of luck on the water.

@@amsbowfishing glad to hear it. My first new AMS bow was ordered last night!

@@daigledj appreciate your order and best of luck sticking fish with the V2.

You're welcome and glad you enjoyed the show.

Episode 61 was a bonus AMS Big 20 podcast that we did right before the tournament and didn't have time to make a video podcast. As of right now its just available as an audio podcast. Hoping to edit that podcast within the week.

@AMS Bowfishing thank you very much for the reply can't wait to hear it love the podcast I always have one on at work

@@nealhughes8256 glad you enjoy them and thanks for listening.

@@nealhughes8256 E61 is now available

I'm gonna take a wild guess and say Moon Pies. LOL

Good work. Way to get out there and stack them up.

That was our filming platform, but it also made a great lookout tower as well. Cameraman would always spot the fish way before the shooters. LOL

We do use polarized filters during bright sunny days but it really only helps in clear water. Clear water that is stained makes it difficult for the viewer to see as does muddy water.

Yes it is. LOL

You wanna join us sometime Ty?

are you suggesting i am old?😟

@@tsmit5274 nope, but you do have some good bowfishing knowledge and stories.

Actually the Carp are good smoked early in the season and the Rays were delicious. In our first two episodes we show how to prepare the rays for the table. Make sure to check them out on Carbon TV March 22. Best of luck

@@amsbowfishing well ya know what, I shouldn't knock it before I try it. I just needed a little education as it would seem. Good stuff man. Thanks. 👍

Thank you and best of luck

Depends on what species we are targeting. Some we fillet up and eat, some we smoke, local farmers take them and use for fertilizer, some we take to zoos and they freeze them and then they use that to feed the raptors, some we take to fish processors and they grind them up for fish meal, and some end up as fertilizer for food plots. As you can see we use these rough fish in a lot of different ways. We also have videos that show how to fillet and deep fry Bigheads, Silvers, and Grass carp. How to smoke carp as well.

Thanks so much for responding. Lots of people would just throw them on shore and that’s horrible. I never knew there was so many ways to use your fish that you bowfish. What do you usually do with gar and buffalo?

I was wondering the same. Glad to know they don’t go to waste

You get them late August? I just started live in Wisconsin.

Thanks Tom

Nope, thats illegal here in Wisconsin. Some of these rough fish will get smoked and some will end up as fertilizer. Thanks for your question.

MegaMouth come standard with with 150 pound line, but has 200 pound line as an option. If you head over to MegaMouth's Facebook page you can enter for a chance to win a free one.

Thanks buddy