Agree with
Cscotttsss
completly.
Go with the Native in LC200N and you’ll have zero worries about wet, dirty, sweat, ice and snow, swamp water, etc... you can rinse it off with a hose, bucket of water, or even ditch/swamp water and put away wet, or even still sweaty (not just the blade, but all the hardware too). VG-10 seems to hold an edge just a bit longer, but the LC200N is a lot easier to sharpen.
The Delica carries nicer, but with the Wharncliffe blade it sticks up a bit higher, so you lose the slimmer profile carry, so the Native wins again IMO.
Bought the Native 5 Salt for my daughter last summer to use kayaking and fishing just so I didn’t have to worry about her maintaining it, it still looks new and she stores it outside with her kayak.
Plus, the Native 5 Salt is a good looking color combination in my opinion too.