LONG longbow, 66"-70", at comfortable draw weight, locator grip of some type, could be either a hybrid that still looks close to a D or a mild reflex-deflex D shape or Hill, all three have their particular charm.
I enjoy the length for reasons of stability..length and mass adds inertia which keeps things settled, and string angle around the string-hand fingers is low. Longer bows just give me a cleaner release. There's also just something about a bow that's almost as tall as you are.
Performance standouts to me in the category I described come from Leon Stewart, Toelke, 21st Century, Holm-made, and David Miller, but there are so many others.