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It is the 3 Prong version of the Harsh Lock arrow. They are insane expensive. The factory nock Sucks but that can be over come by a 2114 Easton Super Uni Bushing . That is how I get lighted nock to fit these arrows. The way the manufactures suggest is putting a lighted bobber light in there monster nock doesn't work well at all for long. Plus the factory nocks can be so tight that you have to uses plyers to take them out thus wrecking the nock. With a cost of greater than $60 per arrow you want to get them back if they get cut from your line and the lighted nock would help in most circumstances.

There are LOTs of Goldfish being 2ish pounds or less to the very large being maybe 3 pounds. If you seen a Gold Carp being 8 or more pounds that is incredible. I have spent hundreds of hours out on that bay over 40 years time and new ever caught a glimpse of a Gold Carp . I have heard and see people shoot Coy Fish which are cool but are not Gold Carp. I have shot 2 fancy fin aka butterfly goldfish which are really cool. A fish like you mentioned might stay in that area so if I was you I would try again and again. Good Luck I hope you get it.

Yes in that design it can happen . Not easy to deal with when it happens either . Please be careful

water level is very low and has changed everything in the location of the fish. If you want a best case odds Sebewaing launch and try shooting around the mouth of the river.

@@thssportingcenter1 thanks, staying in caseville this week and will try that out

Have you been shooting that area for a long time? The reason I ask is it seems that the lower water levers are changing the location / areas that I am seeing fish. In other words that they are not just further out in the water from high water levels they are in different locations all together. I have only shot Quananicasse a few times to the west of the river. Never shot south of Fish point.

Thank you. I try to do these when I have time and like sharing the experience of being on the water. I will be adding more tech if / when the time allows. There is a another trip from May 10th that I am working on now but the water isn't a good as this. I wish you well and enjoy everyday the best that you can.

Fricken LOVE shooting crystal clear water.

One shot at your first shot only comes once a year.

Thank you. If you are on the east side of the State especially around Saginaw Bay maybe I can sneak both you out on the water. Just need fishing licenses

@@thssportingcenter1 thank you sir! i used to do stuff like this quite a bit when i was young. I really appreciate your kindness. Keep up the awesome videos.

Not really. Simply its not a good design , Brace height is WAY too high, Low efficiency of stored energy. I would much rather use a simple compound bow like the PSE Discovery series , Bear / Cajun Sucker Punch is a good buy for the money, Truly great bows are G-Rex and Dead Wake lever action bows but they are fricken expensive ( but worth every dime in my experience)

That varies by the body of water. I try to took for warming trends early in the year. Fish will follow warm water when it is cold. As it warms up close to 66 degrees I see more activity on average. Large sand bodies of water warm up much slower than still shallow dark marsh waters.

Yes, I did noticed that in spring that looking for the warmer water helped a lot, but I was not sure about what water the temps to be looking for in the summer time. we fish down by Harsens Island and have a harder time in the summer finding fish then the spring time. @@thssportingcenter1

@@jonathankrueger9339 St.Clair area can produce some really big fish and can be very spotty action. Finding warm water run off water which isn't too muddy can be a good place to find fish. It's rare to see HUGE NUMBERS of common carp like Saginaw Bay.

You should make the trip to Saginaw Bay in April and May . I usually have a 2 barrel self imposed limit out there and sometimes have them full in less than 2 hours.

The bow I am carrying is a Oneida Black Eagle for a back up shot if needed. The Crossbow I used on the shot was the original Ten Point Vapor .

Yes fighting limb lean is a real problem with camless lever action bows. I would try to add a little more leverage to the left side of the Y to split the difference at full draw.

Yes that is why I ended up building a new sets of strings & cable that were longer & increasing the leverage to the left side of the bow to balance it out better. There should be my string specs posted here . 43-1/4" string and 28-1/2" cables Vapor Trail the specs as a special order has them avavibvle as the Fraken Muzzy or something liker that.

On this trip I was using Harsh Lock 2 prong tips.

Lake Huron. You need to follow cold water

Should have 2 or 3 ready to go next week

Editing is probably a close second to practicing .

I don't have either . My life is way too busy to add any more distractions to this time that I have left.

I appreciate your request but it unlikely I will be testing one of those personally. Paying for a bow like that out of pocket is not going to happen for myself. There are many good choices out there and this over all design has and will continue to have design issues. At the end of the day its geometry and this system falls short .

Well right here in St Clair county and Sanilac County Michigan it does make a difference. Remove ugly deer quick and don't shoot any good looking 1.5 year old 6 points or any 2.5 year old 8 points and I have seen a significant improvement on quality antlers based on 35 years of observation on hunting my own lands. Perhaps it doesn't apply to the rest of the planet.

Yes this deer is absolutely a 1.5 year old buck

with a double Y yolks I am not sure how it would work. It's a good idea but how to make it happen

I don't build them for customers but I believe that you can call VAPOR TRAIL ( string manufacturers) and ask for the Franken LV-X. Hopefully this will help you get what I use for my customers. If by some wild chance they don't recognize that ask them to look at my store name THS SPORTING CENTER and then for the Franken Muzzy LV-X.

I do have a short video of a 2023 shoot that just needs to be finalized

This is one of the best that have worked for me www.ebay.com/itm/382049089363?var=650951207442&hash=item58f3e67753:g:SbUAAOSwJ4hY98c5 In dark water it is very good

Well the last one I worked on last month was a Gold Color riser version that was a new purchase. The cable slide is still not good and the limb bolt threads were not clean (being metal shavings inside the threaded riser. Brace height is still WAY too high out of the box. So not a whole lot has changed.

@@thssportingcenter1 so would you recommend this bow with upgraded slider and new bolts and string at a $300 price brand new? I can get one at that price and maybe upgrade as I go along?

I use a standard Business Card for establishing 90 degrees then move up a little being about 1/16 of a inch. There are several things that effect nick height, timing, bows geometry, fingers and more. Personally I would suggest that you try a well tied D-Lopp . Holds way better than brass nocks ever could

I tie to the back. All that being said a slide would probably be a safer choice in preventing physical harm to yourself. A slide also helps limit pass throughs on thin hard fish like Garpike . Not having a slide is more accurate and has less splash in the water.

Most cooperation's are solely about profits only. Some are worse than others. G-Rex bow are very expensive BUTTTTT they are worth every dime. Seriously I own 2 G-rex bows and sell G-Rex bows . I own over 13 bowfishing bows . Runner up is the Oneida Osprey and in the compound world the old PSE Discovery 2 or the Cajun Sucker Punch are very good choices.

It is a quick finish

I shoot a Barnet star pro and I’m wondering if I should double band the Broadhead

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My understanding was that were inline changes being done. All that being said I do not believe that they have made any significant improvements.

I base my observations on the specific areas that I have hunted on over the last 36 years here in Sanilac & St. Clair counties. Perhaps it is not a statistical norm but it is what I have observed none the less. Remove all 2-1/2 year & up old ugly deer and full body spikes early as possible and then I have seen a notable increase in the deer quality in subsequent years. It is rare but I have seen yearlings with more than 3" spikes and would NOT ever consider taking one of those.

@@thssportingcenter1 I don't think the body on that buck is big enough to be a 2 1/2 year old. I'd say, he's 1 1/2 years old.

Spikes grow up and out just no in spectacular form

this deer was absolutely a 1.5 year old deer.

Lots of power should be put to use in a quick clean finish

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There are so many advantages to using a camed lever bow. You might want to dig a little deeper for a G-Rex

That bets thing about the digital world is that we all can make better decisions on what is the best fit for us.

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Thank you . My personal favorite target it 1" to 2" above the heart. They seem to drop a tiny bit sooner than heart hits. Have to admit heart shots are more exciting.

It was a Ten Point Vapor crossbow Power Stroke: 15.5″ Draw Weight: 165lbs Velocity: 360FPS Weight: 6.8lbs Length: 37.4″

There is only one today. If the weather is good and you have any chance of making a trip happen try hard to make it happen. The only down side for me is less sleep.

Glad you asked. I have just purchased a extension to move the camera forward about 12 inches. It should get rid of half of the pole in the camera shot and more straight down/ over top view is my plan. Might be seeing it on the next video