An arrow includes an arrowhead and a shaft. An assembly interconnects the shaft and the arrowhead such that, in one position, the assembly substantially rigidly interconnects the arrowhead and the shaft to prevent or restrict angular or radial movement of the arrowhead relative to the shaft, and to prevent axial movement of the arrowhead relative to the shaft in one axial direction. A spring resists movement of the arrowhead relative to the shaft in the other axial direction. When the spring force is overcome, the assembly permits the arrowhead to pivot relative to the shaft while maintaining the connection between the arrowhead and the shaft.

An arrow includes an arrowhead and a shaft. An assembly interconnects the shaft and the arrowhead such that, in one position, the assembly substantially rigidly interconnects the arrowhead and the shaft to prevent or restrict angular or radial movement of the arrowhead relative to the shaft, and to prevent axial movement of the arrowhead relative to the shaft in one axial direction. A spring resists movement of the arrowhead relative to the shaft in the other axial direction. When the spring force is overcome, the assembly permits the arrowhead to pivot relative to the shaft while maintaining the connection between the arrowhead and the shaft.

A bow has an arrow quiver further attached to a bowfishing bow or reel. The arrow quiver provides a clip that advantageously holds at least one arrow shaft along the bowfishing riser without interference with the line during use and may further hold one or more replacement tips and tools commonly used during the course of bowfishing. The replacement tips are stored to be easily accessible with the sharp points of the tips directed away from the user to avoid injury. Further, small hand tools, such as Allen wrenches or hex keys, are stored on the quiver in a manner which improves flexibility of the arrow clip.

A bow has an arrow quiver further attached to a bowfishing bow or reel. The arrow quiver provides a clip that advantageously holds at least one arrow shaft along the bowfishing riser without interference with the line during use and may further hold one or more replacement tips and tools commonly used during the course of bowfishing. The replacement tips are stored to be easily accessible with the sharp points of the tips directed away from the user to avoid injury. Further, small hand tools, such as Allen wrenches or hex keys, are stored on the quiver in a manner which improves flexibility of the arrow clip.

In aspects of the invention, an arrow slide is provided with a body having a first opening with a plurality of first edges arranged in a generally triangular configuration within which a first diameter can be received, a second opening with a plurality of second edges arranged in the generally triangular configuration within which the first diameter can be received; sidewalls linking corresponding ones of the first plurality of edges to the plurality of second edges to create a passageway extending from the first opening to the second opening through which an arrow can slide; and a string mount to which a bowfishing line can be joined.

In aspects of the invention, an arrow slide is provided with a body having a first opening with a plurality of first edges arranged in a generally triangular configuration within which a first diameter can be received, a second opening with a plurality of second edges arranged in the generally triangular configuration within which the first diameter can be received; sidewalls linking corresponding ones of the first plurality of edges to the plurality of second edges to create a passageway extending from the first opening to the second opening through which an arrow can slide; and a string mount to which a bowfishing line can be joined.

Devices, systems, and methods relating to a fishing spear and assembly thereof. In one embodiment, a fishing spear includes a fishing spear body and a centerline internal reinforcement assembly, at least a portion of the centerline internal reinforcement assembly being within the fishing spear body. In one embodiment, a method of assembling a fishing spear includes attaching a first end of a high-strength line to a nose cone at a forward end of the fishing spear device; passing one or more body tube(s) and connection element(s) over a second end of the high-strength line; coupling a rear fitting and rotatable nut to the second end of the high-strength line; and rotating the rotatable nut to apply tension to the high-strength line and to draw the nose cone and the rear fitting toward each other to provide rigidity to the fishing spear device.

Devices, systems, and methods relating to a fishing spear and assembly thereof. In one embodiment, a fishing spear includes a fishing spear body and a centerline internal reinforcement assembly, at least a portion of the centerline internal reinforcement assembly being within the fishing spear body. In one embodiment, a method of assembling a fishing spear includes attaching a first end of a high-strength line to a nose cone at a forward end of the fishing spear device; passing one or more body tube(s) and connection element(s) over a second end of the high-strength line; coupling a rear fitting and rotatable nut to the second end of the high-strength line; and rotating the rotatable nut to apply tension to the high-strength line and to draw the nose cone and the rear fitting toward each other to provide rigidity to the fishing spear device.

A sportfishing speargun is sized for ease of use and provides the power of the largest rubber band speargun. The speargun includes a drive system with a first side drive component and a second side drive component, the drive system is driven by one or more power bands to provide mechanical advantage and the force of a large speargun in a compact device.

A sportfishing speargun is sized for ease of use and provides the power of the largest rubber band speargun. The speargun includes a drive system with a first side drive component and a second side drive component, the drive system is driven by one or more power bands to provide mechanical advantage and the force of a large speargun in a compact device.