And for fun I also found some interesting Bowfishing DIY kits that other people have made or retrofitted.
Like the example shown here on the right, wherein the broke the container for the line and replaced it with a can instead. Which I found to be amusing.
Bowfishing Season in Ontario is from May 1st to July 31st - but you can only bowfish for carp, which means you need to be looking for carp in the shallows since this is their spawning season. Make sure your fishing license is up to date and you read up on the laws and by-laws surrounding bowfishing in your region of Ontario.
Carp are quite large and somewhat resemble catfish, but without the giant whiskers.
Now if you have never done bowfishing before, there is a trick to it. The light refraction of the water makes the fish look like it is closer to the surface than it really is - which means you need to aim about a foot or maybe 1.5 feet lower than you normally would.
Below is more examples of Bowfishing DIY ideas, for both reels and how to make your own bowfishing arrows.
And if you want to go really old school, skip the reel and just use a really long and heavy arrow.
If you are looking for archery lessons in Toronto I recommend visiting CardioTrek.ca.
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