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Feradyne Outdoors
The Muzzy Deviant HLC Pro Bow Kit RH is a right-hand bowfishing bow built to handle the unique demands of hunting fish in shallow water and from a boat. This complete kit comes ready to shoot, with an integrated Pic Rail system that lets you mount a bowfishing reel without wrestling with adapters or improvised solutions. If you prefer a traditional reel seat setup, the bow works with standard reel attachments too, giving you flexibility to match your preferred rig.
Bowfishing isn't like hunting deer—you're taking instinctive shots at moving targets in bright daylight, often from unstable platforms. The Deviant HLC Pro handles this with a lightweight 3.8-pound frame that won't tire your arm over a long day on the water. The 60% let-off means you're holding a fraction of the draw weight at full draw, which translates to steadier aim and less muscle fatigue when you're anchored and waiting for a shot. Draw weight runs 15 to 50 pounds, so whether you're a beginner or a veteran bowfisher, you can dial in the right poundage for your strength and target species.
Field adjustments matter in bowfishing. The draw length range of 19 to 29 inches covers most shooter frames, and you can tweak both length and weight without a press if conditions demand it. The 7.1-inch brace height gives you a forgiving sweet spot—miss your tune slightly and the bow won't punish you with a weak shot or hand slap. A shelf rest comes included, so you're not hunting for aftermarket accessories before your first outing.
| Draw Weight Range | 15–50 lbs |
| Draw Length Range | 19–29 inches |
| Brace Height | 7.1 inches |
| Let-Off | 60% |
| Mass Weight | 3.8 lbs |
| Hand Orientation | Right-hand |
| Reel Mounting | Integrated Pic Rail; standard reel seat compatible |
| Included Accessories | Shelf rest |
The kit comes with a shelf rest ready to go. You'll need to source a bowfishing reel separately; the bow features an integrated Pic Rail for straightforward reel mounting, and it's also compatible with standard reel seat attachments, so you have options depending on which reel you choose.
Yes. Both draw weight and draw length are field-adjustable, meaning you can make changes on the water or at home without hauling the bow to a shop or investing in a press.
The 15–50 pound draw weight range and 60% let-off make it accessible for beginners, though you'll want to set it to a comfortable draw weight for your strength. The forgiving 7.1-inch brace height helps newer shooters land more consistent shots.
A dedicated Pic Rail eliminates improvisation and fumbling with adapters when mounting your reel. It provides a clean, repeatable mounting point and pairs with bowfishing-specific reels designed for that interface, simplifying your setup and keeping your rig reliable in wet, active conditions.
Feradyne Outdoors
The Muzzy Deviant HLC Pro Bow Kit RH is a right-hand bowfishing bow built to handle the unique demands of hunting fish in shallow water and from a boat. This complete kit comes ready to shoot, with an integrated Pic Rail system that lets you mount a bowfishing reel without wrestling with adapters or improvised solutions. If you prefer a traditional reel seat setup, the bow works with standard reel attachments too, giving you flexibility to match your preferred rig.
Bowfishing isn't like hunting deer—you're taking instinctive shots at moving targets in bright daylight, often from unstable platforms. The Deviant HLC Pro handles this with a lightweight 3.8-pound frame that won't tire your arm over a long day on the water. The 60% let-off means you're holding a fraction of the draw weight at full draw, which translates to steadier aim and less muscle fatigue when you're anchored and waiting for a shot. Draw weight runs 15 to 50 pounds, so whether you're a beginner or a veteran bowfisher, you can dial in the right poundage for your strength and target species.
Field adjustments matter in bowfishing. The draw length range of 19 to 29 inches covers most shooter frames, and you can tweak both length and weight without a press if conditions demand it. The 7.1-inch brace height gives you a forgiving sweet spot—miss your tune slightly and the bow won't punish you with a weak shot or hand slap. A shelf rest comes included, so you're not hunting for aftermarket accessories before your first outing.
| Draw Weight Range | 15–50 lbs |
| Draw Length Range | 19–29 inches |
| Brace Height | 7.1 inches |
| Let-Off | 60% |
| Mass Weight | 3.8 lbs |
| Hand Orientation | Right-hand |
| Reel Mounting | Integrated Pic Rail; standard reel seat compatible |
| Included Accessories | Shelf rest |
The kit comes with a shelf rest ready to go. You'll need to source a bowfishing reel separately; the bow features an integrated Pic Rail for straightforward reel mounting, and it's also compatible with standard reel seat attachments, so you have options depending on which reel you choose.
Yes. Both draw weight and draw length are field-adjustable, meaning you can make changes on the water or at home without hauling the bow to a shop or investing in a press.
The 15–50 pound draw weight range and 60% let-off make it accessible for beginners, though you'll want to set it to a comfortable draw weight for your strength. The forgiving 7.1-inch brace height helps newer shooters land more consistent shots.
A dedicated Pic Rail eliminates improvisation and fumbling with adapters when mounting your reel. It provides a clean, repeatable mounting point and pairs with bowfishing-specific reels designed for that interface, simplifying your setup and keeping your rig reliable in wet, active conditions.
