What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Rufus1949]

Lambs all weekend.

Great choice JJ, and doing it with style.

 

[JonMcD]

Back from several days in the woods with family. These were my two paring knives for all campsite kitchen duties.

 

[Rufus1949]

Have a good week everyone Starting mine with a couple of Barlows, the Camillus being a gift from Brian @Fixall

A fine pairing to start the week Jack.

 

[Rufus1949]

Let the week begin and end well for all.

 

[5K Qs]

CAse 6209R 1973

Welcome back, Stuart!
The quality of the knives you post seems not to have diminished while you were away!

SCHRADE OLD TIMER 50T I have had this old friend in my pocket for a long time

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Good to see you here again, Randy!
I picked up a Chinese version of the 5OT at Tractor Supply last spring and I've been very impressed with it - ideal size and first-class locking action.

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Splendid Lockwood Bros. pair, Bob!

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I know nothing about fixed blade knives, LT, but that stag Loveless is sure a handsome example!

The Capuchin is a tough guy knife. It will be fine in its purse.

Festive fistful of folders!

Large I*XL Lamb and a Schrade Walden Penknife


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Brown bone bonanza, Steve!

Not a bad hawkbill beater for $8.

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Pruner to be proud of!
I have a couple of Rite Edge knives that I'm very pleased with.

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That's a memorable Curel, José; wonderful covers!

I had to skip many pages but will go back when I can.
Hope all are well. I was in at 7am and in car at 11am.
Off to therapy and hope all have a good weekend.
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Hip Hip Hooray, Bob!
Glad the surgery went well, and I pray that you'll have a fast and smooth recovery. Did the surgeon guarantee that no modifications will be needed for your golf swing?

Both are lovely !

Thanks, Steve.

Fridee. Just headed out to the old abandoned summer camp for the afternoon. View attachment 2353772

Fun Friday the 13th slip!

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Also a perfect selection for Black Friday!

A couple of Waynorth's today

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Dandy dark duo for Friday, Steve!

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Superb knife, LT; love the bone color!

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Both knife handle and "tree" are definitely spooky.
Have you ever carved your own jigging on a knife with smooth wood covers?

Titusville Lil Man Jack showed up and after a little mineral oil, went right in the pocket.
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Outstanding bone and jigging!!

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Looks like a feast

Good eatin right there!

Thanks, guys; definitely tasty!

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Toting my Canal Street Stockman today
(gift from @RayseM )

Superb stag stockman, Dan!

Today, a Sodbuster Jr. inspired by it's what I mostly carry these days (maybe initially inspired by @Modoc ED and his famous Patch knife) and a tiny Camillus rope knife, inspired by @r8shell posting hers yesterday.
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Honest and honorable pair of knives!

- GT

 

[Rufus1949]

Good to see you here again, Randy!

Splendid Lockwood Bros. pair, Bob!

Hip Hip Hooray, Bob!
Glad the surgery went well, and I pray that you'll have a fast and smooth recovery. Did the surgeon guarantee that no modifications will be needed for your golf game?

- GT

Thanks kindly Gary.

The only guarantee I received, was to be on the course in two months.
Perhaps I can get him to cover my loses for awhile.

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

I pretty much struck out today. I caught one tiny 6 inch Chinook salmon. Mostly for rainbows. I will troll a wedding ring or a wiggle Hoochie. Today I tried both of those along with several other things and nothing was happening. This is the problem with this lake, I don’t quite have them figured out once the temperature drops And fall sets in. I did have a couple of pretty good hits, but I think it was something more like my gear ran right past them and just irritated them enough to just snap at it. But it was still a nice day to be out on the water.

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It’s the lake turnover time happening now. Cold water rises and the warm water sinks. This brings the cold water fish right up near the top, following the cold water column rising, you’ll find them in the coldest temps right around 10’ down. It’s amazing how you can catch them so shallow this time of year. Try setting your trolling depth to 5-7 foot and see what happens. Good luck

 

[Travman]

Brought out some of my Maher & Grosh knives while I wait for my new M&G knife.

 

[315]

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It’s the lake turnover time happening now. Cold water rises and the warm water sinks. This brings the cold water fish right up near the top, following the cold water column rising, you’ll find them in the coldest temps right around 10’ down. It’s amazing how you can catch them so shallow this time of year. Try setting your trolling depth to 5-7 foot and see what happens. Good luck

Yup, I ran at the surface to about 25 feet deep and everywhere in between. I think they recognized my boat and Realized the great fish slayer is back and they all swam off to hide

 

[Peregrin]

Another cloudy day in CNY. COVID day 7 here, and we're on the mend. Knock on wood.
Starting the day off with this pair.
Have a good week, folks!

 

[SteveC]

Brown bone bonanza, Steve!


- GT

Thank you Gary !

 

[Rufus1949]

Another cloudy day in CNY. COVID day 7 here, and we're on the mend. Knock on wood.
Starting the day off with this pair.
Have a good week, folks!

Glad to hear you and your wife's health are progressing well Gary.

 

[Peregrin]

Glad to hear your health is progressing well.

I appreciate the good wishes, Rufus1949 !

 

[kyhunt]

I really wanted one of these for the color. Loving it. I know Case has been hit or miss in the past but I got this and a new peanut and both are excellent.

That’s a gorgeous shade. May I ask what color.

 

[Way-Barney]

RF Mosley, don't know if its the first or second one. Mosley's played a significant role in the British cutlery industry. I believe that they were the first manufacturer to make knives from Harry Brearley's (Firth steelworks) newfangled stainless steel in 1914. Hopefully will get some more info from the cutlery experts on here.

 

[RickHuf]

 

[Âchillepattada]

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[echoscout]

Have a good week everyone Starting mine with a couple of Barlows, the Camillus being a gift from Brian @Fixall

Good pair to start the week with!

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Good pairing!

 

[echoscout]

 

[bigfish64]

Well, the Bucs took it on the chin yesterday.
I have the day off today so I’m getting it started off in my favorite way.

for continued recovery Peregrin and Rufus1949