Bowfishing Bows · Ranked by CareScore™
Published left-hand listing, or you are not here. Three bows in Wave 2 clear that: Sucker Punch Pro, Muzzy V2, Hooligan V2. Price and span set the order. We did not invent a LH Deviant or a LH F-31.
Who this is for: Left-hand shooters who need a maker-printed LH option, not a 'just flip it' guess.
The short answer
The best bowfishing bow for left-handed is the Cajun Sucker Punch Pro with a CareScore of 60.8/100 at $459.99, ahead of the Muzzy V2 (52.8).
Ranked by the published CareScore v1.1.8 methodology with weights re-tuned for this buyer — June 2026 data.
Thirty-one inches axle to axle. 6.375 inches of brace. Twenty to fifty pounds. Cajun built this one for the front deck, not a treestand. Bear's current street is the Reclaim ready-to-fish kit at $459.99. The older Winch Pro kit is the same bow at $499.99 — we did not add it as a second product.
Muzzy's adjustable water compound. 25–55 pounds, 25–31.5 inches of draw, 33.8 inches axle to axle, a 7.8-inch brace, 70% let-off, 3.95 pounds. Extra-long limb bolts so you can change string without a press. Right hand is $299.99 on FeraDyne at fetch. Left hand is $349.99 on the same page. We used the RH street and wrote the clash down.
AMS's no-let-off dual cam with the RAP post system. 24–50 pounds, 22–32 inches of draw, 7.5-inch brace, 3.25 pounds. Axle-to-axle is 34.75 inches on the 50-pound post and 34 on the 40-pound post — we recorded 34.75 and wrote the other number down. Maker PDPs 403'd at fetch. Specs match the AMS product copy that still ranks in search, plus bowfishing.shop at $449.99 and Sutherlands' B820-LH.
