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Old 07-16-2008, 08:34 PM
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Can anyone reccomend me a good cheap filleting knife?
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Old 07-18-2008, 03:53 PM
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Re: filleting knife

I've heard the Mustad filleting knife is a good budget model. They also come with a sharpener & sheath for around £6.99....
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looks good to me, cheers!
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Re: filleting knife

Yeh Mustad is good I saw one on the glasgow angling centre website and it was a good deal one knife for gutting and one knife for filleting
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Re: filleting knife

cant find that Mustad one, theres these two http://www.anglingcentre.net/acatalog/skknife.html I was intending to go for the non serated one, do you think that will be ok, or should I go for a serated one?

EDIT. But the sharpener does sound good, can you find that mustard anywhere, am I just being a retard?

EDIT AGAIN. Just realised theres loads of other threads on the subject, should have searched. sorry guys.
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Re: filleting knife

Try here mate.... http://www.spottydogtackle.com/index1.html
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Re: filleting knife

Word of warning on the mustad knife , scotty had 1 of these for about 8 weeks , used it on 1 session and the blade snapped at the handle base , it had rusted , alough cleaned after every session the salt water got into the base and corroded it in such a short time , i use the fladen , costs about a fiver and found it brilliant

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Re: filleting knife

have to say had the fladen about 6 month plus is v good

but whatever one you get

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