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Y'all recommend some good'uns!
There are two types of gun enthusiasts ... Those who have been F#CKED by PTG and those who will be!
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Freak of Nature
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If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land. 2 Chronicles 7:14
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Leupold Pro Staff
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Dexter Russell traditional carbon steel. Will be less than $15. I recommend getting a traditional steel with it.
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10 point
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The Flippin’ Idiot That Could Care Less
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4 point
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Dexter Russell traditional carbon steel. Will be less than $15. I recommend getting a traditional steel with it. This is a good one for sure. If your looking at electric, ive had a lot of em, but the Rapala HD is about the best I’ve found. We flllet 60,90, and 120 crappie at one time a lot of times. And this is about the only one I can do 100 with without having to get another cause the motor is hot.
A friend, the Bible and a banker will get you though about anything.
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Leupold Pro Staff
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Dexter Russell traditional carbon steel. Will be less than $15. I recommend getting a traditional steel with it. This is a good one for sure. If your looking at electric, ive had a lot of em, but the Rapala HD is about the best I’ve found. We flllet 60,90, and 120 crappie at one time a lot of times. And this is about the only one I can do 100 with without having to get another cause the motor is hot. Good to know. i need a good electric too. I use several depending on size and everyone needs both manual and electric. No matter what I always use a cheap throw away pair of gloves to handle the fish. Much easier.
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4 point
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I would get whatever brand it is that birdcarver uses. 😁
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Dexter Russell traditional carbon steel. Will be less than $15. I recommend getting a traditional steel with it. This is a good one for sure. If your looking at electric, ive had a lot of em, but the Rapala HD is about the best I’ve found. We flllet 60,90, and 120 crappie at one time a lot of times. And this is about the only one I can do 100 with without having to get another cause the motor is hot. Good to know. i need a good electric too. I use several depending on size and everyone needs both manual and electric. No matter what I always use a cheap throw away pair of gloves to handle the fish. Much easier. Gloves are a big help for sure. I use to use them Walmart brand electric knives. They was $15 I think. About every 30 fish or so I would just swap out with another one. But we do 1500 plus crappie a year and they just wouldn’t hold up. The HD I have now has done over 5000 fish since I’ve had it and still going strong. Well worth the $50ish it costed. Plus blades are like $10 a set and last a while also
Last edited by Be_Cam; 06/08/19 01:55 PM.
A friend, the Bible and a banker will get you though about anything.
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10 point
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That Mister Twister has never gave me a reason to look for another brand...
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I have cleaned a couple hundred with one like this so far this year.....no complaints yet. Ozark Trail Electric Fillet Knife https://g.co/kgs/7HGJa4
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8 point
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American angler pro. If your tires of burning up a couple a year
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Booner
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Bubba blade is solid! Best for the money imo
Everything woke turns to shucks
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I have cleaned a couple hundred with one like this so far this year.....no complaints yet. Ozark Trail Electric Fillet Knife https://g.co/kgs/7HGJa4 For the money these are hard to beat. I’ve used a bunch of them. When blades get dull, just buy a new knife.
A friend, the Bible and a banker will get you though about anything.
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I like them all perch but particularly the wooden handle carbon steel bladed ones. Traditional series,I think,but the blade will patina much faster than my white handle stain free DR blades.
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12 point
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I like them all perch but particularly the wooden handle carbon steel bladed ones. Traditional series,I think,but the blade will patina much faster than my white handle stain free DR blades. I have the traditional as well and several others of Dexter Russel knives. They are great knives. I honestly never fillet fish with it tho. The few fish I clean is done with a mister twister electric which is very geo as well.
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Booner
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If you know how to sharpen one, the Dexter Russel or a bubba blade is good steel.
But those battery powered rapala knives are f’n handy.
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Pumpkin - The Thermal Expert
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