out with the SAK... in with the lock back!

I work on boats as well, and my response would be: should have been using the right tool for the job (a fixed blade, in that case). To call someone's experience into question is unnecessary, in this case, and insulting (although it's possible that wasn't your intention).

If a fixed blade was available to cut the line I may have used it. Either tool should be fine for cutting line.

It was not my intention to offend. As I'm sure it wasn't your intention to offer a blanket statement regarding proper use of knives.
 
For a small locking folder, my favourite so far has been the Spyderco Dragonfly 2. Always hearing good things about the Ladybug as well...
 
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