Keep it simple

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It was a warm summer evening and my nephew and I decided to go bowfishing in a nearby creek. We had a bow and arrow, a string attached so we could retrieve the fish. After a few minutes, we were thrilled to locate some carp moving around. Many tries later he was successful in piercing one through its back. He was beyond excited since it was his first time, the arrow jerked back and forth as the carp frantically swam around. As we went to retrieve the carp our eyes were glued to that arrow. It felt like forever fighting the carp, at last the arrow was in my hand. I proceeded to lift it out of the water, the darn thing wiggled a couple times and back into the water it went. This happened multiple times with in the hour. Finally we got frustrated and gave up. I went home that evening and for the next few days, thought of how the scenerio would have changed if that carp stayed on the arrow. I looked online and found some arrow tips with prongs and even a fully assembled arrow with built in prongs. However, I went to check them out at a nearby sproting good store but realized that they were too expensive, time consuming to assemble and hard to remove from the fish. Thats how I came up with the concept of Gripfish. A slip on prong that is small, super easy to slide on and affordable for a teenager. We've been so happy how well it works that we want to share it with everyone. We want to be part of your experience. Try it out, you'll love the ease of use. Fish on!