Little Sunfishies

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They are a pocketful, but you get used to it. For me the more solid feel is worth the extra weight.

I have a Sunfish on me probably 4-5 days a week.
 
Quite honestly, the only way I ever carry mine is in my back pocket alongside my wallet. I throw it in when I get to work in the morning and on a few occasions it has come home with me accidentally.
 
Well, I broke down and ordered a GEC #26 Watchpocket Sunfish in Cocobolo... I'm excited to try this fishy out.
 
I have the Rough Rider small (with scalloped bolsters) and large sunfish knives. I like them both.
 
I've been thinking about a big Sunfish. I really like the Queen Cities.... great jigging on those. If they'd do the baby Sunfish, I'd be all over it.
 
Woodrow F Call said:
How are the larger sunfishes for carry?
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Not bad at all. They have a very slight to no pocket signature, since they are so narrow.

I do not find the weight of mine (Rough Rider with bone scales) to be objectionable; about the same as a Demo knife, or a couple dollars in coin.
 
I have the GEC #36 EO single blade. It definitely is a pocketful. Not obtrusive, but you know it's there. It doesn't necessarily disappear in the pocket. But when I need a traditional for rough service, it's my go to.
 
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This Schatt is really nice. 3.5" but it's 420 stainless. Beautiful stag.
 
Nice knife thawk! I would love to see that pattern come out in the current Queen City configuration.

Excellent EO BigBiscuit.
 
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