Bowsite.com reviews Aim'N Low, Vol. I
You can see this review of Aim 'N Low, Volume I at Bowsite.com:

Review Date: 06/15/2005
Reviewed By: Pat Lefemine
Bowsite Rating: 7 out of 10

Specifications:
Price is $16.99 + S&H
90 minutes long

Summary:
There are not that many bowfishing DVDs on the market, but the ones I've seen were typically low quality.  Happily, this video is not one of them.

The team of Aim-Low Productions (love the name!) put together a nicely filmed DVD that is sure to get any hard-core bowfisherman in the mood for a night on the water. I could not get over the night-time segment on Buffalo that made me want to catch a flight and head down to Texas for some of that action!

The video contains 90% action scenes and 10% instruction. I found the instruction to be decent however the use of supporting graphics (rather than just dialogue)along with some more variety in equipment and methods would have put this video over the top.

The production quality was well done and the action was great. This video is a great bowfishing video and I'd recommend it to anyone who is either interested in bowfishing or is already smacking fish and loving it (like me!).

Pros: *Great Action *These guys are expert bowfisherman and they love bowfishing *Well produced
Cons: *could use a litte more variety, like stalking carp in waders, shooting gator gar, stingrays and sharks, etc. *Would have liked to see more how-to information

Aim'N Low, Vol I reviewed by Mike Roux for Outdoor Guide Magazine

Check out the review done by Mike Roux in the Outdoor Guide Magazine. Though Outdoor Guide is a sponsor of Aim Low, Mike did an independent review. Check it out at http://outdoorguidemagazine.com/reviews.htm or here is the text:

Title: Aim ‘n Low — DVD
Producer: Aim Low Productions, LLC, 9823 Woodland Rd., Hillsboro, Mo 63050
DVD, $16.99, 80-minutes

I have made my share of solid fiberglass arrows splash into the water hoping to hit a fish. Carp, buffalo and gar are my regular targets, but never have I seen bow-fishing action to compare to that in this DVD.

Robin Parks and Keith Riehn travel from the Midwest to Texas to bring you the most action-packed bow-fishing footage there is.

This DVD shows more fish going into the boat than you could ever imagine. You will be amazed by fish so big that they require two or even three arrows to subdue.

These guys are great shots with bow-fishing gear, and their techniques and gear are explained throughout the production.

If you are a bowfishing fan, then you will enjoy this DVD. I have shot quite a few nice fish with a bow, but I have never shot one that took two men to get into the boat. That is a routine problem for these guys.