Good Fillet Knife
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Re: Good Fillet Knife
The trick is getting a blade that 'holds an edge".... I have gotten great service from the Surecatch Professional http://www.henrystackleshop.com/surecat ... p-790.html
I'm sure there are many decent knives at reasonable money. There are some cheap crap ones out there too!
I'm sure there are many decent knives at reasonable money. There are some cheap crap ones out there too!
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Re: Good Fillet Knife
I got mine in TW Murray in Cork a few years ago. Nice sheath with a handy clip.Takes and keeps an edge well.And best of all- it floats.Perfect
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Re: Good Fillet Knife
http://jackaloutdoors.co.uk/fltknf1-flo ... or-fishing
This one here seems very much like the one I have
This one here seems very much like the one I have
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Re: Good Fillet Knife
I had the Mister Twister for over a year and it's still working great. Bought it after I read this article and I highly recommend it.
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Re: Good Fillet Knife
Marttiini are the premium in knives , 50 quid delivered but will last a lifetime.
They also look pretty slick!
They also look pretty slick!