Fin Finder Sand Shark Bowfishing Recurve 62 In. 35 Lbs. Rh

The Fin Finder Sand Shark Bowfishing Recurve 62 In. 35 Lbs. Right Hand bow is purpose-built for serious bowfishermen targeting carp, gar, and catfish in shallow waters and brackish environments. This recurve platform delivers the silent, accurate arrow delivery that bowfishing demands—where stealth and precision separate successful shots from missed opportunities. Whether you're working coastal flats, inland rivers, or murky lake systems, this right-hand bow integrates the reliability and forgiveness of modern recurve design with the durability required for saltwater and freshwater applications.

At 35 pounds of draw weight and 62 inches in overall length, the Sand Shark offers the balance between kinetic energy and shot placement control that bowfishing demands. The draw weight is sufficient to drive specialized bowfishing arrows and broad heads through scales and heavy cover without over-complicating the shot for extended periods at full draw—critical when stalking fish from a boat or wade position. The recurve design inherently reduces noise compared to compound systems, minimizing disturbance in clear water where fish spook instantly. Weighing 2.95 pounds, the bow remains maneuverable in tight boat quarters while maintaining the structural integrity needed for repeated shots in challenging saltwater conditions.

Right-handed shooters pursuing carp, gar, and catfish will find this setup ideal for both sight-fishing from an elevated platform and wade hunting in shallow flats. Bowfishermen working from jon boats, kayaks, or airboats benefit from the compact 62-inch length, which reduces snag risk on vegetation and boat infrastructure during quick-draw scenarios. The 35-pound draw is forgiving enough for accurate instinctive shooting while delivering sufficient arrow velocity to penetrate fish anatomy reliably. Pair the Sand Shark with quality bowfishing arrows, specialized fish points, and a quality reel system for a complete platform ready for tournament competition or recreational pursuit of rough fish species.