Unique to me anyways. Saw a scaler that used a cordless drill with an eggbeater attached to it. Seemed to work well.
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Unique to me anyways. Saw a scaler that used a cordless drill with an eggbeater attached to it. Seemed to work well.
Sounds interesting
Sounds messy !!!
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I can remember the drag behind the boat fish scalers they used to sell in the back of outdoor magazines
Saw one that was home made being pulled around Reelfoot 40 years.
If I remember correctly it was about as big as a 20 gallon drum.
Pretty cool DIY project back then.
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I live in race horse country and the local hardware store carries feed and supplies. I spied a little $5 deal sitting on a shelf- Curry Comb. I thought fish scaler. Don’t know why, it just kind of popped in there.
It knocks the slobber off them scales and I mean fast, easy and thorough. I don’t jab myself on the spines as it has a nice handle that keeps my fingers away. Best scaler I have ever used and it will last me a long time. I think you will start eating more whole fish if you get one.
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That looks like it would do the job in a hurry!
Should get it done nicely
Most just fillet crappie around here. Quick and easy.
Sometimes skin on filets are nice. Scaleless of course.:biggrin
One of my older buddies had one of those and found it can do too good of a job if you left it out too long or pulled it too fast. He destroyed several baskets of fish finding out those limits. He passed on a few years ago. I bet one of his boys still has it as it was well built. :scratchhead
Those Rock-It scalers pummel fish. They definitely take the scales off, but they sort of mangle the fish in my experience.
Check out the Bicco fish scaler. They eliminate flying scales, take them off like a vacuum, and make the others look like junk. Spearfishing World - Bicco Fish Scaler Demo - Spearfishing Miami - YouTube
**edit---The guy using the scaler in the video doesn't have much practice with it. It really is fast, easy, and without much mess.
Jim