Filet Knife

[Master-Baiter]

Every filet knife that I have ever owned has been shotty. Last weekend I cleaned over 50 trout and I may as well have been using a butter knife. Anybody know of a good filet knife?

[RazMaTaz]

MB - I have used a Cutco (Fishermans Solution) for several years on both freshwater and saltwater fish and it has been a great knife so far,adjustable length blade,holds an edge and is easy to sharpen. I believe they also have a lifetime warranty.
If you call Cutco they will tell you about $80.00 plus shipping. I bought mine brand new on E-Bay for like $60.00
Check it out.
Raz

[Claimer]

I have had a lot and can say the old rapala wood handle knife is the best by far. Costs about 15 bucks and you can put a razor edge with ceramic sticks in a few swipes. I have an electric and it works fast but no matter how good you are it leaves meat. If you take a little more time wit the old rapala you can see through the backbone when done. It pisses me off when I see someone filleting fish and leaving half the meat on the bone.

[willk]

That Cutco knife is bad ass.

[Palmetto Bug]

Dexter Russell makes decent filet knives and they're not expensive. Your local Boater's World should have them.

[Slappy]

Rapala for me.

[LOS]

CUTCO...GET THE CUTCO SHARPENER ALSO. BUY IT ON EBAY...THEY HAVE A LIFETIME WARRANTEE

[Wolf]

i recntly bought the J martini(sp) by rapala. MY dad has had one for over 20 years and thea sucker is great. Feels good and cuts like a dream. and only cost about 10 dollars in the sporting goods section of wally world.

[SwampDunkey]

I have the same one Wolf, I won it at the Poker run and its a good un