Pocket knife (Page 10): I got a morakniv, says light my fire,fire starter built in the handle. I've cut darn near everything, won't dull,that sandvik steel is tough- ken...

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I got a morakniv, says light my fire,fire starter built in the handle. I've cut darn near everything, won't dull,that sandvik steel is tough- ken

USNavyRetiredVet Loc: Milton. MA (Boston suburb)

Leatherman Wave. I have 2 other Leatherman, 3 other multi-tools and 2 hunting knives (can't remember the name brands at the moment). I take the Wave Leatherman on my belt for all my fishing excursions since this is the only one with the spring-loaded pliers. I also take fishing pliers with me to reach the gut-hooks and to use on the small split rings on crank baits, etc.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

USNavyRetiredVet wrote:

Leatherman Wave. I have 2 other Leatherman, 3 other multi-tools and 2 hunting knives (can't remember the name brands at the moment). I take the Wave Leatherman on my belt for all my fishing excursions since this is the only one with the spring-loaded pliers. I also take fishing pliers with me to reach the gut-hooks and to use on the small split rings on crank baits, etc.

I have a wave also. It's what I carry fishin too.

USNavyRetiredVet Loc: Milton. MA (Boston suburb)

I wouldn't be without it. Tight lines.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

USNavyRetiredVet wrote:

Leatherman Wave. I have 2 other Leatherman, 3 other multi-tools and 2 hunting knives (can't remember the name brands at the moment). I take the Wave Leatherman on my belt for all my fishing excursions since this is the only one with the spring-loaded pliers. I also take fishing pliers with me to reach the gut-hooks and to use on the small split rings on crank baits, etc.

My wave doesn't have spring loaded pliers.

wainemaine Loc: western mountains, Maine

Yes, the Cold Steel german steel knives are outstanding for the short money they get.Other fav pocket knives are opinel, carbon or st. steel,kershaw onion,and Puma. I find Bucks are heat treated too hard and brittle and intolerent of any bending forces.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

wainemaine wrote:

Yes, the Cold Steel german steel knives are outstanding for the short money they get.Other fav pocket knives are opinel, carbon or st. steel,kershaw onion,and Puma. I find Bucks are heat treated too hard and brittle and intolerent of any bending forces.

Yeah, just try not to bend it then. I use it more for cutting. Plus the big brass end of my buck folder I've used as a hammer more than just a few times.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

saw1 wrote:

Yeah, just try not to bend it then. I use it more for cutting. Plus the big brass end of my buck folder I've used as a hammer more than just a few times.

In a pinch they deliver a nice concussion too! LOL

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

Fishing today. These went with me. That's a nonskid strip on the handle of the leatherman, and there's on on the other side. Keeps it in my hand and out of the water.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Spiritof27 wrote:

Fishing today. These went with me. That's a nonskid strip on the handle of the leatherman, and there's on on the other side. Keeps it in my hand and out of the water.

Alright brother, nice blades. Any fish?

Mister twister Loc: Foxworth,Ms.

Spirit I learned that I had moments when gravity took over items in my hands at times. I bought and carry a magnet whenever I go fishing so as to retrive those items. Saved me a reel.

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

saw1 wrote:

Alright brother, nice blades. Any fish?

It would be first page news, 2 inch block print if I had. No fish. I saw one guy who caught 1, he'd been there since daylight. Nary a twitch. Nice day. Stumpy Meadows, about 5000 ft. Got up into the low 90's. I went down to the shore and set up, tried a little of everything I had, then moved up to the boat launch/parking lot area and fished from the railing for about an hour and a half, nodded off in my chair. Very relaxing.

Mister twister Loc: Foxworth,Ms.

Beautiful pictures. Well 1 outta 3.

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

That is a real pretty place up there. Then I go up there and ugly it up.

L.W. Loc: Spokane Valley, Washington

Any of you ever get to post falls idaho go through the buck knife factory there . They are about 20 minutes from my house.
You that can't get there can see some of it on u-tube video. I have several buck knives and carry one every day.