Bird & Trout knife

RokJok said:
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Here are a couple of candidates for a B&T carry. The Bow River comes with a leather sheath. The hollow ground & lovely aqua paring knife from BF's own Joshua Fisher Joshua Fisher would need a sheath added, though it did come in a sturdy wood box. The parer is 154cm stainless as I recall, but Joshua can clarify if I'm wrong, I'm sure. I took the extra, more straight-on pics of it to better show the actual blade profile shape.
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It’s always neat seeing older pieces of mine, that one with my original stamp would be 8670 carbon steel in 1/16” thick stock which helped keep the paring knife very light. Most of my current models I’m using Nitro-v stainless as my standard option and Magnacut stainless as a slight upgrade.
 
Joshua Fisher said:
It’s always neat seeing older pieces of mine, that one with my original stamp would be 8670 carbon steel in 1/16” thick stock which helped keep the paring knife very light. Most of my current models I’m using Nitro-v stainless as my standard option and Magnacut stainless as a slight upgrade.
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Thank you, sir, for the clarification. My recommendation for that knife as a possible handy bird and trout knife remains. Hope all's well in your world.
 
I like bird and trout knives not for hunting or fishing but just nice sized fixed blades for small chores, more than enough to cut what I need done.

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Two of my favorites, a O’Neill bird and amd trout in Cruwear and a Dunn knife modified by David Mary to thin out the handle.

Another O’Neill in nitro V and ivory micarta.

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Bird and Trout Stag​

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Model:
BTS

Length of Blade:
3 1/2"

Over All Length:
7 1/2"

Blade Shape:
Drop Point

Handle Material:
NZ Stag

Steel Specs:
15N20

Blade Thickness:
2.4mm

Sheath:
Leather
 
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