Tore them up

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Originally Posted by B&M BOBM

Josh, the numbers you and Mrs. Williams catch as well as the quality of the fish continues to amaze me, which brings up the next questions. What in the world do you do with that many filets and what brand of electric knife do you use to clean them? MAN O’MAN :yikes:yikes

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Mr. Bob, I was wondering the same thing about the electric knife! I am sure Josh could recommend a good one! Nice job Josh!

I use Mr twister they do ok, I think I'm about to get an American angler and see what's to them. I usually go through 2 a year of the Mr twister


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:notworthy:notworthy:notworthy You da man, Josh !!!

Wow way to rake them in

my hero!

If you get an American Angler be sure and get one made in Walnut Ridge AR and get you a set of their shark blades too. They will be expensive but I think they have been well worth the price. I clean a lot of big crappie, about a 100lbs of filets a year, and mine will get so hot that I have to wear a glove on my hand just to keep going. But I've had mine now for 3 or 4 years and I'm amazed with what I put it through that it's still going. But a word of caution, I bought my son in law one for Christmas a couple of years back off of eBay it came from Grizzly Jig and I bought it because it was the cheapest I could find. However, it's a Chinese knock off and isn't worth a dang. The shark blades that came with it won't cut either and don't even look like my blades, also Chinese knock offs.

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I use Mr twister they do ok, I think I'm about to get an American angler and see what's to them. I usually go through 2 a year of the Mr twister


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Originally Posted by Mac Daddy

If you get an American Angler be sure and get one made in Walnut Ridge AR and get you a set of their shark blades too. They will be expensive but I think they have been well worth the price. I clean a lot of big crappie, about a 100lbs of filets a year, and mine will get so hot that I have to wear a glove on my hand just to keep going. But I've had mine now for 3 or 4 years and I'm amazed with what I put it through that it's still going. But a word of caution, I bought my son in law one for Christmas a couple of years back off of eBay it came from Grizzly Jig and I bought it because it was the cheapest I could find. However, it's a Chinese knock off and isn't worth a dang. The shark blades that came with it won't cut either and don't even look like my blades, also Chinese knock offs.

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Thanks mac!!


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Originally Posted by Mac Daddy

If you get an American Angler be sure and get one made in Walnut Ridge AR and get you a set of their shark blades too. They will be expensive but I think they have been well worth the price. I clean a lot of big crappie, about a 100lbs of filets a year, and mine will get so hot that I have to wear a glove on my hand just to keep going. But I've had mine now for 3 or 4 years and I'm amazed with what I put it through that it's still going. But a word of caution, I bought my son in law one for Christmas a couple of years back off of eBay it came from Grizzly Jig and I bought it because it was the cheapest I could find. However, it's a Chinese knock off and isn't worth a dang. The shark blades that came with it won't cut either and don't even look like my blades, also Chinese knock offs.

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Thanks mac!!