Fishing Knife

[Yangdu]

FISHING KNIFE -- EXCELLENT WORK BY YUVRAJ KAMI

Overall length--13 3/8"
Weight--10oz.
Spine thickness 1/4"
Monkey pod wood handle
Leather Scabbard
ONE ONLY $88.00 *SOLD*

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[Bri in Chi]

What kind of fish do they catch in Nepal that you could use this model on? Muskies? Lake trout?

 

[Rich_S]

What kind of fish do they catch in Nepal that you could use this model on? Muskies? Lake trout?

Coelecanths maybe. It looks like it would be a fine fighting knife and maybe even a decent all around camp knife, but I don't know that I'd want to try to filet a fish with a 1/4" thick knife. Maybe for cutting line and chopping bait it would work.

 

[munk]

It could be for Russian Subs...just in case they find a way inland
It's called a fishing knife but you don't have to clean fish if you don't want to.
It only weighs 10 ounces.


munk

 

[Sylvrfalcn]

What kind of fish do they catch in Nepal that you could use this model on? Muskies? Lake trout?

Valid question when you see a big knife like that referred to as a "fishing knife". There are fish called Mahseer, that apparently get pretty big in the rivers over there. Here's a pic from Google;

Makes the fishing knife connotation far more understandable, don't it?

Sarge

 

[ivan51]

anyone have pic's of this knife? thanks

 

[Steve Tall]

anyone have pic's of this knife? thanks

Found these:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/466273-HI-Fishing-Knife?p=4734234

 

[ivan51]

ah thanks was wondering what a HI fishing knife looked like

 

[DannyinJapan]

its a crysknife..

 

[Steve Tall]

It's attractive. (Perhaps literally?)

 

[chill0519]

I NEED one of these, are they a production model?
Yangdu, you may want to add these to the catalog if they're not already!
Aussie Chris in Canada