Traditional fish knives were cool when I was a kid, and when my grandfather gave me my first fish knife, I carried that thing around in my little skinny boy's size jeans until I wore it out. I've bought a couple of these fish knives since, and you might see me out somewhere with one anytime. The scaler works, the long narrow blade turns and follows where you want it to go. does not flex like a fillet knife, so it's going to be a different cut. Great for medium sized catfish, and pond jumpers too! The bright yellow keeps it from getting lost in the grass, and the hook remover works better than you think it would. Queen has the narrow hook remover scaler blade that I remember, and it works on the smaller fish mouths and hooks, just as well as the larger fish and hooks. Stainless steel blades, not a super durable edge, but quickly hones to razor sharp with ceramic or diamond stones, maintain that edge with a steel or ceramic. I know for a fact that this knife will rust up solid if you don't take care of it, because this knife gets so wet. I use WD-40 heavily on my own, then keep it dry as possible.

3.5" blade length

Seller accepts no responsibility for buyers with legal restrictions, or in restricted areas. Know your laws before you buy. Check your equipment often!

Checkout these other products: