my dad uses mr. twister brand. hes had it for pretty good while with no problems. think he got it at bass pro but not sure.
hope this helps.
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What brand of electric fillet knife does everyone use, the wife bought me a Rapala fillet knife for Christmas and it's a piece of junk. The trigger works half the time and I don't like the feel of it. I use to use the ones from Wal Mart and they would last about a year. Is there a better brand that I need to try? Thanks
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my dad uses mr. twister brand. hes had it for pretty good while with no problems. think he got it at bass pro but not sure.
hope this helps.
I never catch enough fish to justify a newfangled electric knife.
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I've always had good luck with the rapalas,maybe you just got a bad one.
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I like the Rapala that I have. Had it for 4 or 5 years. The button would stick every once and a while and it would stay running after you took your finger off of it. I took it apart and filed the edge of the plastic switch and it has been fine ever since. I won a set of the Rapala cordless knives before camp in Kansas. Used them there and they worked great. Thought I would leave them in the boat. But they would loose charge to quick and were then useless when I needed them. They are still sitting the shed. The set I use has 110 volt plug in, battery clamps and a ciggarette plug in. So they are handy no matter where you are.
I've been using the American Angler knife with the skinny "shark" blades for several years. I have filleted hundreds of two pounders with it, and thousands of 12 to 14 inch dinks without any problems.
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My dad has a Mr Twistwer, its his second one in probably 15 years, so they last great!
We don't catch enough crappie on Table Rock to use an electric very often.
But I do own a Browning 12Vdc and a Mister Twister 110vac
The browning is under powered. Don't know if I got a bad one, but I'm gonna sell it on Ebay. I bought it, cuz i thought there'd be a time when I need to hook up to the car battery to clean fish. That hasn't happened. I always have 110v nearby.
The Mister Twister was handed down from my Grandfather. It has had thousands of bluegills cleaned with it. Still truckin'.
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