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#1735238 - 11/13/07 12:36 PM Electric Fillet Knife?
striker Offline
TFF Team Angler

Registered: 08/05/02
Posts: 4929
Loc: Ft. Worth, Texas
What brand do y'all use? I have seen some that burn out the FIRST time put on a fish! I want a knife that will hold up to saltwater fish that I can use on freshwater fish as well. Any ideas? Thanks for the input!
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#1735277 - 11/13/07 12:47 PM Re: Electric Fillet Knife? [Re: striker]
bigredintheboat Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 03/27/07
Posts: 24
Loc: Texas
I have been using the rapala cordless for about 2 years now. Most of my fishing is done at the coast.
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#1735326 - 11/13/07 01:03 PM Re: Electric Fillet Knife? [Re: bigredintheboat]
Thumpmeister1 Offline
Angler

Registered: 10/08/07
Posts: 399
Loc: Temple TX
Been using the American angler brand for about a dozen years or so. Very satisfied. I keep one in the truck and one in the house. they really come in handy around Thanksgiving and Christmas and for slicing briskets.
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#1735443 - 11/13/07 01:44 PM Re: Electric Fillet Knife? [Re: Thumpmeister1]
Polar Offline
Angler

Registered: 05/18/05
Posts: 387
Loc: Flower Mound
I asked the same question a while back and was steered towards an american angler. It works great.
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#1735475 - 11/13/07 01:52 PM Re: Electric Fillet Knife? [Re: Polar]
striker Offline
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Registered: 08/05/02
Posts: 4929
Loc: Ft. Worth, Texas
I looked up American Angler knives and they have about 3 different kinds. Do y'all have the one that is built for saltwater or do y'all have the freshwater basic one and use it for both fresh and saltwater fish? I would prefer one that plugs in also.
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#1736022 - 11/13/07 05:22 PM Re: Electric Fillet Knife? [Re: striker]
Polar Offline
Angler

Registered: 05/18/05
Posts: 387
Loc: Flower Mound
I got the American Angler MT3. It is 110V and built for both fresh and saltwater. I have only used it on freshwater fish, but it seems plenty powerful.
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#1736033 - 11/13/07 05:26 PM Re: Electric Fillet Knife? [Re: striker]
Green Water Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 12/09/05
Posts: 2014
Loc: Dallas/Padre
Dexter Russells



That's all you need.




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#1737057 - 11/14/07 07:27 AM Re: Electric Fillet Knife? [Re: Green Water]
OffShore Man Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 01/03/07
Posts: 65
Loc: greatest state in the union
 Originally Posted By: South Padre Bum
Dexter Russells



That's all you need.




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I dont want a filet from a wahoo to look like it has had sand paper run over the surface. But if I was cleaning three hundred pounds of catfish, then I might use one.lol

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#1737151 - 11/14/07 08:11 AM Re: Electric Fillet Knife? [Re: OffShore Man]
fastpitch Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 01/03/07
Posts: 176
Loc: LaPorte
I have had good luck with the Saltwater Piranha's made by Mister Twister. All of them work okay on trout, but a good sized Red will burn those cheap ones up, and when the motor starts getting hot, it will shock the #### out of you. So far no shocks with the Piranha. If you don't like electric ones, Dexter Russell is the only way to go.
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#1737737 - 11/14/07 12:16 PM Re: Electric Fillet Knife? [Re: fastpitch]
bigfoot35 Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 12/05/06
Posts: 82
Loc: Louisiana
Dexter Russell "Tiger Edge" serrated for the tough stuff. Dexter Russell 9" filet knife.

I have yet to find an electric knife better than these.
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