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Fillet Knife advise

I need to know specifics on this fillet knife. Your history. Commercial? Personal? How many Fish? Did it over heat? Your link is the first alternative I have seen to motern shopping hell. Please advise. Thank You.
 

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as some of yall know, i clean several thousand pounds of catfish per year. I have always used cheap electric fillet knives... as some of you also know, there is no such thing as a good electric fillet knife. All the pros you see cleaning fish like they are working in a nascar pit crew, use a regular fillet knife. i cleaned several hundred pounds this weekend, and between fighting to keep the blades to stay in the knife, and trying to find a sharp set of blades, i think a regular fillet knife has got to be the best way to go....

anyone out there work in a restaurant or fish cleaning house that can recommend a good quality fillet knife that will hold an edge for longer than one or two fish? also, need reccomendations on a knife sharpner that i can quickly touch up the blade every few fish.


bowfishingcoutry has experts in every thing else, do we have some experts in fillet knives?


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adam
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I also have a few of the rapalas knives around as well as a couple berkleys from walmart. I'm not as picky about the knife as I am my sharpener. I always use a regular knife also, cause when I use an electric I just have to go back through them and check for bones. With a regular knife I'm one and done. As for the sharpener I have been using the accusharp for over 10 years and love it. I know several ppl who use these but i've had the same one since the 90's so I'm not even sure where to get them anymore.
What would you guys recommend for an abuse friendly fillet knife? It would primarily be used for salmon every day. I would prefer a rubber/synthetic grip for easy cleaning and durability but I am not opposed to anything.
 
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