Bowfishing the Border - South Texas Giants 

Good deal bro!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks dude!

Man honestly that night was straight work 😂 we just had enough footage to make a cool video out of it 😂😂. Thanks for the support guys!

Thanks brother! Really appreciate it

Fully agree!

thanks dude! glad you watched it!

Thanks buddy

Thanks brother! Glad you liked it.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks dude!

Y’all get piles of carp don’t you.

UnGuided Outdoors yess sir

We was walking banks just last week. It’s a blast!

Thanks dude!

Thanks so much for the support

Or giving to those who will eat them. I happen to love gar, buffalo, drum and grass carp!

Hahaha

I did too. It’s cool. Lol

We actually have a light on the camera itself then we also have a led from Lowe’s for the interior.

UnGuided Outdoors. Thanks for the info! I really appreciate it!

Thanks brother! 100% you are invited and we are going to try and make a trip happen this year.

UnGuided Outdoors Oh yeah! Let’s do it. Lusk Archery Adventures goes UnGuided!

If that ain’t viral content I don’t know what would be 😂

Thanks Dustin!

Thanks buddy! We are giving it our best shot!

Yeah we have already talked with a game warden and the Wildlife department, and have been very aware of all regulations. Thanks for the concerns.

Man JJs father in law has a farm, we either feed them to the pigs or use them for fertilizer

@@UnGuidedOutdoors You should eat the gar. They taste excellent. If you fry it; it's almost indistinguishable from gator tail.

Really all over Texas and Oklahoma.

"Brackish" water. We get big sturgeon up here in the Fraser river especially in the brackish water.

It’s a 18x8 hull

Bro I would say late spring all the way through the summer is ideal atleast it is for us. There is a group called bowfishers of Arkansas on FB check them out.

Ya late spring when you can catch em in their spawn

Thanks for commenting and watching! So most of the fish we shoot are invasive or they are predatory and hurt the game fish populations if not kept in check.

Ade Bagus Fadillah the alligator gar population was nearly completely eradicated, so now they mainly populate the southern regions. Some of the larger adults can live to be over 50 years old. They do occasionally eat sport fish but their diet primarily consists of gizzard shad,small invertebrates, birds and turtles. To say that they need to be removed to protect gamefish is nonsense. You have to look towards habitat destruction and over fishing to figure that one out.

@@UnGuidedOutdoors shame on you

Yeah it’s complicated to say in a comment, we are going to make a video on it. But basically the deeper they are the lower you aim.

We like shooting them lol never caught one on a rod before.

Man it is a blast for sure!

Thanks brother! Helps a ton when you comment and sub! It’s hard to get noticed on RU-vid with all the outdoor channels out there.

What lake were you guys on here?

It’s just custom painted

Man I wish I knew what you was saying lol.

Really depends on the species, some we eat some we dump in the field at the farm. The gar are crazy high in population are are a predatory fish, and the carp are invasive.

Carp doesnt taste too bad its good for ceviche as for the gar if made right it tastes pretty good i like to fry it... btw this sport is awesome i dont have a boat like that but i do it off the banks here in a Southwest Tx Lake its fun

Those are oneida eagle bows, you should be able to Google and find the website. We shoot the osprey, that’s the model.

@@UnGuidedOutdoors Wow man.. never thought you would reply.. you have earn my respect and my sub. Thanks for the info. I'm l on it right now

Bro we always try to reply. Thanks for the support!

Brother.. i got my equipment. What's the weight capacity on the line youa are using?

Good bows but if you haven’t already been doing this for a little while I suggest something cheaper before you decide to buy a 900 dollar bow

*alligator

Oneida osprey

Near a town called Brownsville in Texas btw watch out for the locals they tend to get really ghetto trust me I’ve lived there most my life but good luck

Actually scouting new spots tonight.

Oneida ospreys

Just go to bass pro shops website and you can order them from there

Man mostly just a lot of time on the water and not being afraid to try places no one else does.

We do the same thing we just very rarely come across water that clear where I'm from in texas lol love the videos and really appreciate you responding

There is so much water in Texas I think it’s about impossible to see it all 😂.

It varies but any where from 25 to 45 lbs just depends on what we are targeting and trying to get done.

Seelites

They are awesome for sure! Thanks for watching

oneida osprey, muzzy reel, garaged reel seat, muzzy or shureshot arrows.

Yeah, we've got some monsters. I've seen a 156 lb & a 180. The Texas State record on Alligator Gar is 279 lbs. Pretty intimidating looking beasts! Gotta use sea grade rod & reels when using bait.

Thanks dude!

Texas has a 1 Alligator Gar per day, per person, bag limit- state wide.

20 to 35lbs just depends

I heard that too🤔

There are several good guides in TX and LA I would check into.

la look at hoss and marsh reaper guid services

This may be falcon lake south Texas

Arrow LEDS.

30ish

Wow i woulda thought more. I use one of my older pse deer hunting bows and i have it at like 50lbs

Not sure if we can with an airboat or not? Have you ever fished it?

@@UnGuidedOutdoors Only from the shore, but Hubbard's lake is rather small. I will call a game warden to see if airboats are allowed on Navarro Mills lake.

@@UnGuidedOutdoors Airboats are allowed and of course, bowhunting/fishing is legal, too, for all "non-game" species. Navarro Mills Lake has some tasty freshwater drum, too.

Lol we can’t give away all our secrets.

UnGuided Outdoors well darn 😒

Try rio hondo caught some big gars out there

Probably falcon lake

Not a bad guess, forsure gator gar there.

Can’t tell all the secrets, just leave you to look at maps and guess 😂

Can’t tell all the secrets, just leave you to look at maps and guess 😂

Falcon lake look at all those branches

They are good! We eat them!

Oneida osprey