Fillet Knives Fish Cleaning Fishing Gear For Sale In Minnesota

Scales don't fly around like old scalers. Works so well I have given one to many friends.

Plastic drain doesn't fit right. Would appreciate instructions.

After that, it is quiet gears, sharpness and the blades stay put. The comfortable grip is one thing you will notice right away. Great Fillet Knife I have 2 of them now

A rubberized anti-slip grip and stainless steel safety guard make this knife safe, reliable and durable. This medium-sized fillet knife has a titanium coated blade and is designed for added flexibility and corrosion resistance.

Decent price and available. After hunting all over for the cordless knife, I found exactly what I was looking for at Fleet Farm.

It comes complete with an easy-clean open sheath. The Rapala Fish Camp Fillet knife with a razor sharp stainless steel blade is the right tool for the wide variety of chores at the fish camp.

Wish I could return, but how else can you know if it works unless you try it out. Looks good but really a lousy knife. If you're cutting Sword fish or a very large saltwater fish into steaks, then it may work.

Tapered Flex Fillet Knife has the same patented textured no-slip-grip handle, and stainless steel as the other Bubba Blades. The non-stick coated 7 in. Blade makes filleting smaller pan fish & meat cutting even easier.

The blade is flexible enough for the most delicate fillet projects yet stout enough to cut steaks. This Rapala fillet knife features a contoured, sure-grip handle with finger guards to ensure safe and easy filleting.

It has a fabulous flavor — sweet and slightly fishy — with white, silky flesh that stands up to coatings and any kind of batter. If you're used to sole or snapper, try catfish instead.

A sportsman's dream, the Fillet'N Carry Board is designed with a unique routed bottom that fits securely on a bucket. The work surface includes a knife slot, beverage holder and juice groove to eliminate spillage of liquids.

In fact, it has one of the mildest flavors of anything with fins. Its finely textured flesh is meltingly soft. Flounder is one of the least fishy-tasting fish we know. So soft, in fact, that you need to be particularly careful not to handle it too much...

Does fantasic job. Already haves used them several times.