Which type of arrowhead is designed to spear fish and secure them with an attached line?

The type of arrowhead designed specifically for spearing fish and securing them with an attached line is known as the fish point. This arrowhead usually features barbs or a design that allows it to easily penetrate and hold onto a fish, preventing it from escaping after being struck. The attached line further aids in retrieval by allowing the hunter to pull the fish in securely once it has been caught.

Broadheads are intended primarily for hunting larger game, offering sharp blades that can cause significant damage upon impact but aren’t designed for aquatic use. Field points are typically used for target shooting and practice due to their aerodynamic shape and lack of sharp edges, making them less effective in a hunting context. Target points are similar in purpose to field points, aiming to provide accuracy in shooting practice without the potential for injury to game or users.