BOWFISHING - Hunting Sharks Catch n Cook

This was wild! Solo camping on this tropical island with ONLY a Bow and Arrows! I have to try and catch something to eat... This island has sharks everywhere and became my main target for a Survival Catch n Cook

#cooking #food #hunting

[brianzuhlke]

Hey so when you’re bowfishing you have to aim low due to the light refraction. Idk how much per depth but the sunlight makes it look like it’s not as shallow. So I’d say in like 3 feet of water aim at the bottom of the fish. I haven’t read any previous comments so idk if anyone has told you this . Anyhow I hope it helps and I like your videos. Thanks for making them. Lol

[Knifeparty]

The problem you are facing with your bow fishing is that you are thinking of the target (fish) being exactly where it is visually. That is actually not the case due to Refraction. The fish (or shark) is actually slightly lower in the water than it appears due to the way light interacts. You can test this interaction by placing a pencil in a half full glass of water.
But yeah cool video, just a tip on how to improve your accuracy in this regard.

[DGerharts]

I am from the Caribbean. Try scaling the fish and then cook it whole. That lets you eat the skin too. It’s very delicious and nutritious!

[rayv]

Good job brother all you have is a survival knife, a bow, and a fire starter kit. People talk crap on these commeit's like it's easy and if they're professionals. Like I said good job, all you had is 3 things to survive and you did!

[justaaussie]

New drinking game before you watch this video take a shot every time he misses a shark lol, Goodluck hahaha, thanks for the videos peace from good old Australia

[KphunterVODS]

You are the only survival YouTuber that doesn’t act like he is the toughest man on earth. Respect.

[XThexReaperX]

Might want to plant either a coconut or some limes there. Considering you're not staying on the island 24/7 all year long, it would make an excellent project to check on their growth when you come back. The lime would also be an excellent source of fruit juice and vitamin c, some aloe vera plants would also help with any burns you might sustain.

I would recommend you get one of those massive straw hats and some kind of cloak to help cut down on the sun's effects on your body. You can still wear just shorts and shoes underneath it and it doesn't have to longer than your waist to avoid it getting waterlogged, but there is a lot of danger involved with sun exposure on what amounts to a deserted island(heat stroke, heat exhaustion, skin cancer, dehydration, and delirium are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head right now).

You also might want to make a project out of moving some of those rocks to form a pier of sorts out into the water. That way you can safely walk out further into the water without needing to worry so much about getting cut on the rocks if you slip. Maybe want to bring some fishing line so that you can attach it to your arrow so that you can haul the arrow and whatever its speared back to you, cause bigger fish like the shark are not going to go down right after you spear them and might escape with your arrow instead out into deeper/more dangerous waters.

[NarayanSmits]

Never heard the phrase "Bob's your uncle" had to laugh to the randomness to it and searched it up. Bless ur day and honest content <3

[Thataliah]

I don't know how you are holding your nock end, but you sometimes hold your finger around the arrow at the rest. When ppl do this, it's usually because they are touching the arrow as they draw and the arrow is trying to swing out on them. When you draw make sure you are not touching the arrow, just the string. The nock will hold to the string all on it's own. Holding the arrow at either end will throw off the arrow, and squeezing the nock as you draw is what causes the arrow to swing. Also, since you are using a bow that does not have a rest, you might want to try tilting the bow for your shot, make a v between the bow and your finger, and only hold the bow with your thumb and index finger. Don't grip your bow.
If you are 10 feet (3 m) away from the fish, and you guestamate that the fish is about a foot under the water, aim 4 inches (10cm) lower than you see the fish. If you think the fish is lower than a foot aim lower still. Those shark look like they almost swim with their bellies touching the bottom. go take a walk out there where you have seen them and get an idea how deep the water is there. If it's 2 feet, aim somewhere between 6 and 9 inches lower than you see the fish.
Fuzzycuzzy might be right about the Shark swimming off with the arrow; you might think about putting a line on the arrow. You might also want to put a fishing tip on it so it can't pull itself off the arrow. Good luck.

[Cornish]

Struth cavy your even more popular on your hunting channel. Good to see mate. millions of views .

[garymichelleburns]

I sure do like watching your most awesome life. Your truly blessed to be in the creator's paradise, good work Survival Beast.

[armiguelvilla]

4:56 me hiciste reír 😀, bad shot and mal paso . Te pasaron todas pero me hiciste reír, hay que resbalarse entre las rocas ..me dolió a mi de verte caer 🤣😂

[richyounger]

This was my first video I watched on this channel it was really good

[LikeSomeDude]

Bro u r a straight BAD ASS! Loving these vids! Wish I could live this way

[peterborcik]

You has to put some target underwater for testing shots .. also if fish is in the move you must shot before fish not exactly to fish .. ballistick tricks ;-) Nice nature nice video - wish you good luck ;-)

[bbwvelvet]

WOW You are so impressive! I found this fascinating. You are very talented. Thanks so much for taking us on the adventure!

[sarbaazchabahar]

We shall call you Aqua Robin Sorry your Fill better mate✌️🍻🐟🎣

[MichaelMalzacher]

Sehr sympathischer Ruhe selbst obwohl nix klappt

[explorefishingadventure]

I must say, that looks absolutely delicious

[Graham-wh]

great work mate I will like and subscribe and wait for more adventures. CHEERS BRO