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 Re: Crappie Fillet Question
[Re: GAB on Lavon]
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06/20/07 11:46 AM
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ontap
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Actually, when you separate the meat from the bone it leaves the rib cage, so you have to go back and take them out.
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Re: Crappie Fillet Question
[Re: ontap]
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06/20/07 01:32 PM
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Duck_Jerky
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Biggest thing with fillet knives is make sure you have sharp blades. This makes it easier on the motor, and helps speed the process up 
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Re: Best FILLET knife???
[Re: mikethetoolman]
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06/21/07 02:15 PM
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cajundave
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Wal Mart black & Decker cant beat it. Save the box & reciept.mike I have had one for almost 15 years, corded though.
That's why they call it fishing and not catching! 
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