The new year is here and you've probably set some new bowfishing goals for 2022. Whether you're hoping to land a record fish, achieve a personal best, participate in your first tournament, or just haul in more carp than last year, we're here to help. That's why Team Loxley has been busy these past few months. Jake, Jon, and Ryan have been working on improving some of our fan-favorite products and designing new ones that will help you you reach your goals. Let's take a look at 3 easy ways to shoot more fish with our latest bowfishing gear.   Haul More Fish wit ..read more

We battle fatigue in every aspect of our life. In our home life, work life, and even when bowfishing. Fatigue has an impact on our ability to not only perform at our best, but even just to maintain our average performance. What is fatigue? Fatigue is an extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion. It can also be a result of injury or illness.  How does fatigue affect me when bowfishing? If you enjoy bowfishing at night or in tournaments, you know a little about the exhaustion and slowing reactions that can be brought on by the long hours. You'll ..read more

Loxley does it again with release of a new product hit: Tim Wells Signature Series Shooting Glove Don’t tell Team Loxley that lightning doesn’t strike twice…  The brand is going where it’s never gone before, partnering with legendary hunter Tim Wells to create what Tim calls “the world’s best shooting gloves.”  But wait, isn’t Loxley a bowfishing company? After the successful launch of their Graves Half-Finger Bowfishing gloves, which were widely adopted and praised by bowfishing pros across the country, the brand followed up with the Full-Finger version in 2020. Those gloves proved ..read more

Michigan is one of the unique states that allows you to bowfish a variety of species, from the common carp to the coveted goldfish. One notable species on the approved bowfishing list for Michigan is the mighty catfish. Not many of the fish we shoot in the Mitten State can be eaten, which is why I love the fact that you can legally shoot catfish here. I love bowfishing, and I love eating catfish.  A quick note, catfish are an approved bowfishing species here in Michigan, but we still have to stay within the legal size and bag limits. We are allowed five flathead catfish at ..read more

  The last 18 months have been a wild ride for all of us. It’s been the same for Loxley.  After successfully launching in 2019 with our flagship Graves Half-Finger Bowfishing Glove and sponsoring Bowfishing TV, we were excited to grow the brand in new ways in 2020. We made plans to attend the Birch Run Hunting and Fishing Expo, signed up for multiple tournaments, and prepared to add the Graves Full-Finger Bowfishing Glove to our lineup.  And then covid happened.  Fortunately, the outdoors was still a safe place to go and the pandemic didn’t stop your enthusiasm for getting ..read more

We've got great news for anyone who loves Loxley Bowfishing gear. You can now earn Loxley Rewards!  What are Loxley Rewards? Loxley Rewards is our new loyalty program that rewards you for being a member of Team Loxley. It's free and easy to sign up. Just click the "Rewards Program" button in the lower-left corner on our website. Once you've got an account, you'll start earning reward points. Redeem your points for free gear or cash off any purchase on our website! How can you earn Loxley Rewards Points? Sign up! The first step to earning points is to sign up. We'll welcome&nb ..read more

Many anglers who are just getting started in bowfishing will often ask what is better, bowfishing in the day or during the night? The answer depends on a number of different variables, such as the time of the year. Both have their own set of pros and cons, and you can have a great time bowfishing day or night. While most bowfishing will usually take place at night with the help of artificial lights, when the conditions are right, daytime bowfishing can be great as well.    Bowfishing During Daylight Hours There are a few advantages to bowfishing during the day, although it ..read more

Shooting a bow seems like an easy thing to do, but aiming it can sometimes be complicated (especially when bowfishing). There are two main methods that you can use for aiming a bow: using bow sights or instinctive shooting. Each one has its own set of advantages and disadvantages, but both can be productive with plenty of practice! Aiming with Bow Sights Bow sights generally work best when the distance to your target is known. For example, if you know that what you are aiming at is 20 yards away, you can more accurately aim and hit that target. It is simply a matter of lining up the appropria ..read more

Bowfishing is a great way to spend quality time with your bow each summer. It’s also a good workout and fun way to spend time with your friends. Before heading to the lake or river with hopes of filling your boat with carp, ask yourself: Just what will you do with all those dead fish? Craft a plan to use the fish you shoot productively. Let’s be honest. Many of the targeted rough fish are invasive species that are wrecking our environments. The Asian carp problem has reached epidemic levels in the South and Midwest, and getting rid of them seems impossible. There’s no ..read more

Bowfishing is a fun hobby that combines two great things: fishing and archery. As the weather warms up, lots of people are looking for ways to get outside and enjoy the outdoors, and interest in bowfishing has surged as a result. Add in the continued efforts to control invasive fish species, and the bowfishing world is on track to experience a popularity explosion. But before you get out on the water and start shooting, you must become familiar with the local and state laws regarding bowfishing. Bowfishing is legal in many states for non-game fish species ..read more