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Ideas For 2014

TLA said:
I would love to see a fillet knife with an 8 or 9 inch blade 5 inch handle. For the handles I would want micarta or G-10 left with a slightly rough finish for a nice grip even when your hands are coated in fish slime. I prefer a semi stiff blade over a real flexible one. I would like the blade to be on the wider side upwards to an inch. A nice kydex sheath with some drain holes on the bottom would be nice. Finally for the steel O1 or even a stainless like 154cm would be great. Just my thoughts.

Tony
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You have described exactly what I have in mind, in sizes from 5" to 8"!
 
B JACKSON said:
Catchy names for Marketplace Monday: ?
MONMANIA
MONSTER MONDAY
MONDAY SUX (EXCEPT FOR THIS!)
MONDAYS GRINDER CANDY
JOHNS MONDAY MEGAMARKET
LUNES OFERTA!
START THE WEEK SHARPER SALE
MONDAY IS JK DAY
Yes, they all are bad! If G.L.H was alive he would have a good one.
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I meant for a different day, I`ve been told nobody has money left on Mondays!
 
John, I have around 10 different fillet knives and although some come close to what I described none of them really fit the bill. I think a combination of a good 5 and an 8 inch blade would cover most of my needs. I think the 8 inch version could be called the Chinook after the mighty king salmon which happens to be my favorite salmon to catch on rod and reel.

Tony
 
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