21 thoughts on “Fillet Knives Selecting Using Maintaining – Florida Sport Fishing TV Gear Guide

  1. Estella Zhou says:

    I am really impressed with this knife>>>allabout.wiki/ueku This is a very flexible blade. Those of you who like a little more stiffness should stay away, but I have managed to clean quite a few fish and I get beautiful fillets. The flexibility is especially nice for taking the skin off. In fact, if I really push it, I can take the skin off while leaving most of the silver skin. That wasn't intentional, I just didn't realize how flexible the blade was when I started.

  2. T mo says:

    A little expensive for what you get but the no stick is great and not a bad knife for larger fish. I fillet thousands of smaller panfish so my choice is another knife.

  3. Aaron Henderson says:

    Anybody who recommends bubba blade has never used a quality knife, used mine 3 times and gave it away. Blade is to stiff and they do not hold an edge. Rada cutlery for $25 makes a way nicer fillet knife, dont buy this junk

  4. BBBYpsi says:

    Bubble Blaze handle grip is fantastic but after about two fish the knife is dull meaning the blade was heat treated badly and it's not a great metal for keeping its Edge I have a really nice set of knives of Alaska fillet knives that are fantastic with 440c steel

  5. Nelson Flores says:

    Hi, I'm looking to get two new knives for filleting anything from redfish, flounder to snappers and some big amberjacks and yellowfin
    what two would you recommend?
    thanks in advance.

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