Bow fishing is a technique that combines archery and fishing, where a fisherman uses a bow and arrow to catch fish. The bow is equipped with a fishing line attached to the arrow, and the fisherman aims at a fish swimming in shallow waters or near the surface. Once the arrow is shot, it strikes the fish and is retrieved by the line. Bow fishing is often done in freshwater, especially for species like carp or catfish. It requires good aiming skills, quick reflexes, and the ability to judge the fish’s movement in the water.

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