I agree with what Sunshine said about the small knot below the arrow knock. For a long time I would get a bare shaft to shoot great, but every couple of shots I would still get poor arrow flight. Well, after doing a lot of reading I found out that with a high nock point, after releasing the arow, it will actually want to slide down the string before it leaves the bow....causing poor arrow flight. After tieing the small knot under the arrow, I no longer have the problem. My bare shafts will now fly just as well as my fletched arrows every time.
So if you shoot three under with a high knock point and always seem to get an arrow that does not fly quite right....try the small knot.
This is one thing I wish I would have figured out a long time ago! Hope this helps.