Filet knife
Oct 11, 2020 13:18:37 #
bobber22
Loc: Ocala, Florida
Biggest salmon I ever saw was a 70 pounder which made teh newspaper in either Portland or Seattle I forget which. Huge fish. Largest I ever caught commercially was a 33 pound and that was quite a tussle hand lining a leader. Can't even imagine working in a 70 pound fish.
Oct 11, 2020 13:20:56 #
Oct 11, 2020 15:36:40 #
The only good knife is a very sharp knife. I have Rapala, and it does well, but when the fish is plenty, and big, the electric is the only way to go. Learn how to use it, lots of good video's how to!
Oct 11, 2020 15:37:42 #
Oct 11, 2020 15:42:24 #
bobber22 wrote:
How do you sharpen an electric knife ?
Video's on that also, just google.
Oct 11, 2020 15:51:33 #
I fished the Kenai, quite a few times, but from the bank you have to bring your own rock to stand on. It is shoulder to shoulder when the fish are biting. I then found out about 'dipnetting'. It is legal for one day, in one river and the limit was 5 per person. So a family of five could take home 25 fish all about 10 to 25lbs. A lot of times you had 2 in the net at the same time, and you had to drag to shore. The hard part was walking up the hill with the ice chest. Most had wagons like us, but still hard to do.
Oct 11, 2020 15:54:15 #
Oct 11, 2020 19:13:08 #
Justoldjim
Loc: JUNCTION CITY, OR.
Spiritof27 wrote:
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I used to teach pocket knife safety to cub scouts and had my car broken int only thing missing was my box of 8 pocket knifes
Oct 11, 2020 20:06:44 #
Ron620DVS
Loc: Guntersville Alabama
FS Digest wrote:
I'm just learning to filet and would like to purchase a really good filet knife. I
bought a cheap one and it leaves way too much meat on the outsides of the bone. Any
suggestions?
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by Susan
bought a cheap one and it leaves way too much meat on the outsides of the bone. Any
suggestions?
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by Susan
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Oct 11, 2020 20:21:55 #
Pickle
Loc: Duplin co, NC
Best advice I can give on a filet knife is make sure its super sharp and get plenty of practice. The sharper it is the easier the work. Just be careful about your fingertips.
Oct 11, 2020 20:21:57 #
Pickle
Loc: Duplin co, NC
Best advice I can give on a filet knife is make sure its super sharp and get plenty of practice. The sharper it is the easier the work. Just be careful about your fingertips.
Oct 11, 2020 20:22:00 #
Pickle
Loc: Duplin co, NC
Best advice I can give on a filet knife is make sure its super sharp and get plenty of practice. The sharper it is the easier the work. Just be careful about your fingertips.
Oct 11, 2020 21:12:30 #
Pickle wrote:
Best advice I can give on a filet knife is make sure its super sharp and get plenty of practice. The sharper it is the easier the work. Just be careful about your fingertips.
Super nice to hear from SUSAN again ! Why ask for help to begin with?
Lots of people try to help you and you can't even respond with a thanks, or a Forget You. Gees!
Oct 11, 2020 23:16:27 #
saw1 wrote:
Super nice to hear from SUSAN again ! Why ask for help to begin with?
Lots of people try to help you and you can't even respond with a thanks, or a Forget You. Gees!
Lots of people try to help you and you can't even respond with a thanks, or a Forget You. Gees!
X2 and 3
Oct 12, 2020 18:02:45 #
Oh, well.
Susan got all of us to yakking about knives.
I had a (rare) free weekend in Florida when I was on a business trip once, and wound up going to an outdoor expo. There was a fella there sharpening knives for $2 a blade, so I handed him my folding hunting knife and $2. A few minutes later, he handed the knife back and I ran the edge along the hair on my arm, dry. Smoothest cleanest shave ever! It could have lost half its sharpness and still do a fair job of shaving. I was solidly impressed! Unfortunately, it was a cheap knife and didn't keep the sharp edge for long. Wish I'd been carrying my good knife.
Susan got all of us to yakking about knives.
I had a (rare) free weekend in Florida when I was on a business trip once, and wound up going to an outdoor expo. There was a fella there sharpening knives for $2 a blade, so I handed him my folding hunting knife and $2. A few minutes later, he handed the knife back and I ran the edge along the hair on my arm, dry. Smoothest cleanest shave ever! It could have lost half its sharpness and still do a fair job of shaving. I was solidly impressed! Unfortunately, it was a cheap knife and didn't keep the sharp edge for long. Wish I'd been carrying my good knife.
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