Come browse around for your next tackle box tool or fillet knife. We’re always playing around with knives with great edges for gutting a fish, or enough corrosion resistance to stand up to a few days on the water.
We’ve gutted our share of trout around here, even if we don’t make it out on the water as often as we’d like. We understand the frustrations of a dull blade and a slippery handle after you’ve just reeled in a lively catch. Every knife we review or talk about on here has been carefully tested or researched for its ability to stand up to the rigors of a day on a boat or riverside.
A Well Designed Pocket Bowie That May Be Civivi’s Next Classic EDC. Some folder designs seem built around a rather desperate premise: the company needs something new. Others, like this build from Civivi, strike me as instant classics–designs that will likely define a long line of successors. There’s nothing half-baked or desperate about Civivi’s Sinisys. …
A Lightweight Bushcraft Knife with EDC Ambitions Small fixed blades are a tricky beast to wrestle. People expect it to be rugged and comfortable like a regular sized fixed blade, but also lightweight and slicey. A lot of smaller designs end up being lightweight and rugged but with a blade that can’t do much like …
This Subtle Workhorse of a Knife is a Fitting Homage to the Gun That Shares Its Name There’s a lot of crossover between those of us who are fixated by knives and those who like guns. Knife companies have long recognized this and many have tried to create gun-themed knives that are doubly appealing–something Hogue …
The Butterfly Brand’s New Multi Bladed Slip Joint Is Expensive Good Times Benchmade specifically describes this knife as being “tailored for weekend escapes to nature”. For some reason this triggered the mule in me to snatch up the knife and run into the mountains on a Monday evening shouting “you can’t tell me when to …
A Lightweight, Versatile Fixed Blade That Punches Well Above Its Price Tag After spending a few weeks with the Waxahachie, I am still not sure how to pronounce it, but I am sure this knife will become one of my most recommended budget fixed blades of all time. The excellent design of this knife results …
From Old School Nail Nicks to Modern Flippers, Here’s what We’d Carry if We Still Carried a Slip Joint Pocket Knife Slip joints fell out of style a while ago when we all admitted how much we disliked the blades of our folding knives coming down on our fingers. They never disappeared entirely, though, because …
3V Gear’s First Knife Offers A Lot Of Options The 3V Gear React was announced in early 2021. It is 3V Gear’s first foray into the world of knife manufacturing. I assume the React will be followed by more models if this one is successful. While there is nothing groundbreaking about the React from a …
This Knife is the Only Good Pocket Bowie Out Right Now The Caiman is the kind of brilliant but simple design that makes you wonder why no one has made this a hundred times before. Not to say there aren’t folding knives with vague allusions to a bowie style, but I’ve never held a well …
The Russlock Micarta Smooth Looks Good But Falls Short Of The More Traditional Case Designs From A Performance Standpoint The world of traditional folding knives can be a true rabbit hole with plenty of models to choose from. And while most brands have their signature touch, it’s rare to find a unique model that looks …
This Burlap Micarta Handled Utility EDC Knife Has Hard Use Specs But The Jimping Is Over The Top. I’ve never been quiet about my love for Buck knives. I love the brand’s history, the quality, and the general styling. So, when the chance came to write the Buck 841 Sprint Pro Burlap Micarta Review, I …
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