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Re: which fillet knife [Re: white basser] #5576932 12/06/10 12:20 AM
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american angler for me


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Re: which fillet knife [Re: Nacfisher] #5577074 12/06/10 12:54 AM
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Originally Posted By: Nacfisher
Hi all! New here but here's my 2 cents. I've used a number of different knives, could never get the hang of with anything but the cheap old Mr Twister green a yellow. I can fillet even some pretty small sunfish. They're cheap enough I can afford a new every couple of years. The short blades are all I use. Hope this helps.
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Re: which fillet knife [Re: Captain - Noel Ibarra] #5577183 12/06/10 01:16 AM
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I do not recommend the Rapala model that uses a battery or AC power. The RPM's are to slow. I keep it to use if AC is not available, but always use a Mr. Twister if I have electrical power.


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Re: which fillet knife [Re: Guide: Cliff_S] #5577684 12/06/10 03:17 AM
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I own the Rapala electric and it goes through fillet's like buttu'!

Re: which fillet knife [Re: bassdreamer] #5577858 12/06/10 04:05 AM
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the $9 walmart black and decker. you have to know which walmart to go to. I went to 4 before i found a store that still carried them.




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Re: which fillet knife [Re: Coreywms] #5578888 12/06/10 04:57 PM
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Blue and white Saltwater Series Mr Twister has been the best for me. I have had the same one just change the blades every year


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Re: which fillet knife [Re: gatoloco] #5578988 12/06/10 05:32 PM
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I got the Rapala multi plug one 'cause I clean mine at the ramp.
I like the battery clips or cig plug option.
Yeah, it is slow rpm & gets hot after a while.
But I don't clean multiple limits every day.


If we catch any bigger than these I'll need to get Ernest's
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Re: which fillet knife [Re: BigMack] #5579150 12/06/10 06:21 PM
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Re: which fillet knife [Re: jbassman] #5579513 12/06/10 08:13 PM
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Picked up 2 Mister Twisters on sale at Academy last summer on a closeout deal for $14.99 each and can't complain.

Re: which fillet knife [Re: angus56] #5584033 12/08/10 12:31 AM
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How about getting one custom made? I have some 1/16" 440-C stainless that I ordered by mistake about a year ago. It would make awesome fillet blades.


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Re: which fillet knife [Re: Big Tony] #5584313 12/08/10 01:49 AM
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I bought a Berkley 12v off ebay, and then bought a separate power supply with the cigarette lighter plug if I want to use it at home.

Nice knife. Zips through blues like they were butter.



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Re: which fillet knife [Re: BigMack] #5584573 12/08/10 03:00 AM
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Originally Posted By: BigMack
I got the Rapala multi plug one 'cause I clean mine at the ramp.
I like the battery clips or cig plug option.
Yeah, it is slow rpm & gets hot after a while.
But I don't clean multiple limits every day.


If we catch any bigger than these I'll need to get Ernest's
Electric Chainsaw to fillet them.
rolfmao


nice set up

Re: which fillet knife [Re: Captain - Noel Ibarra] #5585800 12/08/10 04:18 PM
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Do they still sell the American Angler Knives. I have not been able to find them at Academy, Bass Pro or Cabela's. I'm in the DFW area. Thanks


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