Who still carries a Case Knife?

Case Pen along for the walk today.
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Old Hunter said:
Thank you! I have had a very good Shad season this year, caught Shad in all four major river systems in NC - that was my goal. Caught the most in the Roanoke and the Neuse, less in the Tar, and the least in the Cape Fear. Getting ready to shift to saltwater (already got into one Bluefish run on Bogue Banks - the small snapper blues) next week trip up to Cape Hatteras to try for some of the Bull Drum and "Chopper" Bluefish. OH
Ps I'll have a Case Knife with me (and a Buck Knife too!)
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Sounds like a good season so far. Good luck up the coast
 
Old Hunter said:
Thank you! I have had a very good Shad season this year, caught Shad in all four major river systems in NC - that was my goal. Caught the most in the Roanoke and the Neuse, less in the Tar, and the least in the Cape Fear. Getting ready to shift to saltwater (already got into one Bluefish run on Bogue Banks - the small snapper blues) next week trip up to Cape Hatteras to try for some of the Bull Drum and "Chopper" Bluefish. OH
Ps I'll have a Case Knife with me (and a Buck Knife too!)
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Congratulations on achieving your goal Bruce! 😎👍
I’ve never fished for Bluefish but it looks like a raucous time! Looking forward to hearing some stories.
 
Finedges said:
It is a sowbelly. yours is beautiful! Love bone handles. Mine is in stag, they don’t like to burn it too much, and I don’t have a problem with that. I’ve had it for around 12 years.
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Thanks. I have another Sowbelly stockman in ebony & one in the yellow synthetic. I like that they're roughly medium sized, but a little more hand filling than a regular medium stockman.
 
Gary W. Graley said:
Digger Stubble Digger Stubble as to the color of the S35vn blades it's more like an acid wash kind of thing, muted and not as reflective, looks good to me,

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Thank you Gary, that makes sense. Nice finish, suits the scale color very well.
A good looking trio you have! May I ask who is on the background of your picture?
Have a good day, Matthew
 
Firefly, it is, one of my favorite shows, a shame that it ended way too soon. The wood is actually a couple of pieces of pine I glued together, routed two grooves on the underside which then allows it to rest across my desk drawer when opened, giving me another area to work on, very handy. The way I put the image on there was to print the image in reverse on some wax paper and then carefully layed it down and pressed it evenly so the ink transfered into the wood and then coated the wood with a clear finish.

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Gary W. Graley said:
Firefly, it is, one of my favorite shows, a shame that it ended way too soon. The wood is actually a couple of pieces of pine I glued together, routed two grooves on the underside which then allows it to rest across my desk drawer when opened, giving me another area to work on, very handy. The way I put the image on there was to print the image in reverse on some wax paper and then carefully layed it down and pressed it evenly so the ink transfered into the wood and then coated the wood with a clear finish.

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Have you mentioned the fact that the bible is a bit fuzzy on the subject of knee caps?
 
Gary W. Graley said:
Firefly, it is, one of my favorite shows, a shame that it ended way too soon. The wood is actually a couple of pieces of pine I glued together, routed two grooves on the underside which then allows it to rest across my desk drawer when opened, giving me another area to work on, very handy. The way I put the image on there was to print the image in reverse on some wax paper and then carefully layed it down and pressed it evenly so the ink transfered into the wood and then coated the wood with a clear finish.

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Terrific working desk! I guess the scent of pine wood is lasting for some time?
Sounds like an interesting show, thanks for clarification.
 
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