What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Pete
 
Little fishin today and caught a nice river Walleye---a little "Shore Lunch" with butter and Salt and a great meal will be had by all :thumbup:

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Along with my Charlow to handle line duty.

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Paul
 
pertinux said:
Thanks!



What say we grab a mirror so you can look who's talking? :p



Ah, great going! That particular model, my first of the #25 barlows, remains a favorite-- pen behind the main, unadorned blades, all-steel and ebony. Sweet.

If you don't mind, please post a picture or lots of yours in my Gots 25s? thread once it arrives. Thanks!

~ P.
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LOL! Touche'! Gonna be on the road for a bit, but I'll post a pic when I get back : ) I really love it, a classic for sure!

~J
 
Gevonovich said:
What a beautiful fish, Paul. The Charlow should make short work of it.
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Thanks for the compliment Gev, she is a beauty---I say that because we haven't caught much for Walley as of late. From years past it should indicate a good fall for Walleye.

In regards to the Charlow---she makes short work out of both mono filament and braided line---razor sharp she is :thumbup:

The Charlow made quick work outta de-ribbing this grand girl as well ;)

Paul
 
The old Camillus family train keeps on rolling. Just got this one in today - 3" jack from Syracuse Knife Co. Ill get the cleanup started tonight.

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FES, you got me my friend...one and done was the result for me today---your bounty was a lot better :thumbup: Nice catch!!!

Paul
 
I can blame Jack (Black) for this one. Received this on Saturday, been in the pocket with a couple of others over the past 3 days. This thing is a beast in the kitchen.

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Peter
 
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