What's The Better Fillet Knife This One Or That One ? Help

Pet that old Black one and keep it in a special place. None of the new ones work as good as that old one. Take it apart,clean and regrease the gears once a year.

I saw this work Monday. It takes some time but works great on Bass and Crappie.

http://www.idofishing.com/forum/show...d-fish-skinner

Nothing will ever replace this:

http://shop.sportsmansguide.com/net/...FZTm7AodQF4Akw

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I guess I am one of the few that prefers a actual fillet knife. I have the Dexter set...with it I can skin and fillet anything that swims.

http://www.basspro.com/Dexter-Russel...product/59562/

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Quick it seems Rapala has their new heavy duty electric fillet knife with more speed and power like American Angler. I saw it at Academy Sports a few days ago. Here is the link from Rapala on it.
http://www.rapala.com/HDEFAC/HDEFAC,...electricKnives

I like the older one personally. But the best upgrade I've made on fillet knives is getting the American Angler Shark blade. It might be overkill but going through 20+ of crappie in no time. I've had the same blade for 5+ yrs and it does not go dull. Think profile and I can turn and burn through some fish with those blades. You won't need the extra power with the sharp blade. Takes care of 4-8 lb walleye easy too.

[QUOTE=Tman5000;2608881]I like the older one personally. But the best upgrade I've made on fillet knives is getting the American Angler Shark blade. It might be overkill but going through 20+ of crappie in no time. I've had the same blade for 5+ yrs and it does not go dull. Think profile and I can turn and burn through some fish with those blades. You won't need the extra power with the sharp blade. Takes care of 4-8 lb walleye easy too.[/QUOTE

Thanks Tman5000 I am gonna look into that :ThumbsUp

I need the American Angler Shark Blade ...now how can I get it without paying more for shipping than the blade cost:scratchhead....anymore suggestions:dono

Quick, Got mine at Wallie-world several years ago on a clearance rack.