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.
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 …
A Tough, Versatile Hard Use Flipper That Looks Kinda Weird, But Slices Like A Dream I always act like a kid at Christmas when a new flipper arrives in the mail. I open the package quickly using the last folding knife I ordered and immediately begin flipping the new knife open and then closing it …
So TOPS Knives made an Outdoor Chef Knife for Some Reason This is a confusing knife at first. The handle and sheath mark this as some kind of camping or backpacking knife, but the actual shape of it seems more suited to the kitchen. Put the Frog Market Special in a line up of a …
A Great Hunting and Camping Knife that’s Made for Slicing not for Hacking I love this knife and you should have it too. Full stop. End of review. I’m going to write a bunch of other words below this sentence, but only because my girlfriend is tired of hearing me rant about my surprise at …
A Decent 3-Inch Fixed Blade for All Occasions The S.P.E.W is one of the few horizontal carry knives I own that I actually consider an EDC. It’s small enough not to be intrusive on a day to day basis, the blade is non-threatening, and it’s shaped well for most of the light tasks I need …
The Condor Bowie MN17 is a Lightweight, Budget Friendly Fixed Blade That Makes a Great Camping Buddy Knife Specifications Overall Length: 9.5″ Blade Length: 4.5″ Handle Length: 4.75″ Weight: 3.52 oz Blade Style: Clip point Blade Grind: Scandi Construction: 3/4 tang Blade Steel: 420 Blade Thickness: 2.03 mm Handle Material: Kraton w/ nickel bolster Blade …
Knife Specifications Full Tang Construction Blade Length: 6 inches Overall Length: 10.6 inches Blade Steel: High Carbon Stainless Steel Handle Material: Laminated, Varnished Birch Blade Finish: Polished on the Brown Version and PTFE Coated on the Black version Weight: 5.6 ounces Sheath: Genuine Leather Tooled Sheath Manufacture Location: Finland Pros Excellent Value Hand Crafted Forged not Stamped Very Sharp Great Corrosion …
This Floating Knife is a Great All In One Option For Fisherman. Knife Specifications Blade Length: 5 5/8″ Overall Length: 11 7/8″ Blade Steel: Q251 Razor Stainless Steel Pros Floats Sharp right out of the box Great quality for the price The gut hook, bone saw, plastic sheath and floating handle are amenities rarely found on …
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