Thread: BEST FILLET KNIFE ON THE MARKET!

What is the second one, don't want the first one.

Rapala Lithium Rechargeable. Battery so far has been great, and not having to worry about cords, so you can fillet anywhere is a plus. It's a little heavier, obviously, about $70-75 on ebay.

Originally Posted by okhawg

Rapala Lithium Rechargeable. Battery so far has been great, and not having to worry about cords, so you can fillet anywhere is a plus. It's a little heavier, obviously, about $70-75 on ebay.

Thanks, how does it do on a big fish like 2.5 pounds, they got big ribs!!!????

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

Thanks, how does it do on a big fish like 2.5 pounds, they got big ribs!!!????

Been using it on up to 6# blues, so far so good (and I've hit a rib or two), definitely no worse than my older fillet knife. Can't seem to catch nothing but dinks crappie fishing.

Thanks for the info, like the idea of it being rechargeable!!

Rees,
I got one with 2 batteries so you always have one charged up all the way. It works pretty good with a full charge but even though its a lithium you can tell when the charge is going down and not just on the rib bones. Rapala makes a new heavy duty corded knife that I am thinking of getting, especially before coming down for fall camp. It runs about 60 bucks and I think I can use it and keep the rechargeable one for a back up. The Rapala rechargeable ones with the 2 batteries and a case run 125 dollars or so

Originally Posted by clfarms1

Rees,
I got one with 2 batteries so you always have one charged up all the way. It works pretty good with a full charge but even though its a lithium you can tell when the charge is going down and not just on the rib bones. Rapala makes a new heavy duty corded knife that I am thinking of getting, especially before coming down for fall camp. It runs about 60 bucks and I think I can use it and keep the rechargeable one for a back up. The Rapala rechargeable ones with the 2 batteries and a case run 125 dollars or so

You gonna fish Enid or Nader????? I may hold off on the recharge then, 99.9% of the fish we clean are over 12 inches and a bunch over 15 so it need to be stout.