Fishing Fillet Knife, Sharp Flexible Stainless-Steel Blade 7’’-9’’, Professional Level Knives for Filleting and Boning Meat, Non-Slip Handles, Includes Protective Sheath and Sharpener

So far this is an excellent knife for me. I have been looking for a replacement for a similar one (not this brand) I had that broke. That one wasn’t full tang. I use it for fish of course, but I trim pork and beef with it as well. It is perfect for trimming beef tenderloin, where you need to peel the tendon like material off the meat in long strips. The thin blade gets under that tough gristle and slices under it as I pull it off leaving almost no meat wasted. I feel like all it needed was a honing stick to make it as sharp as necessary. The point is scary sharp. I bought another brand that was more expensive so I could compare it, returned it because I felt this was better, for substantially less money. Great value for me!

Most fillet knives out there are super flexible and don't maintain an edge due to being so thin, which typically is good for filleting small fish. I used fillet knives to cut up meat in the kitchen, including steak and chicken...sometimes frozen. This knife is sturdy all the way around and I LOVE the fact that the handle is thick rubber, I haven't had any fatigue yet from cutting the fat off of bulk chicken to vacuum freeze (about 40 breasts at once). My only complaint is that over time the tip might get dull from sliding the knife in and out of the sheath due to the way the sheath is designed in a sort of "criss-cross" pattern.

Perfect on fish big and small , fits nicely in the hand and no slippage, sharpens easily and stays sharp very well , any serious fisherman should have at least 1 size of this knife. And it’s a perfect gift for any fisherman

Product was shipped quickly. Knife is very sharp and fillets fish like cutting through hot butter. The sharpener does a great job also.

Only thing missing was a way to place it on your belt the scarb was otherwise a great design 👌

May be a little hard to control to straight other than that seems to be a decent knife as sharp as my forschner and victronix now just have to see how long it stays sharp my old kershner stayed sharp for a long time. I always thought it had an internal sharpener built into the case I used that knife for at least 7 years gave it to a friend still being used

Knife seems very sharp but tip bent on first fish I cleaned. I didn't even cut through bone.Still seems like not bad knife after few fish not sure how long will keep good edge

This Fillet Knife is Amazing! Extremely sharp when it arrived! It cuts through fish like butter! Highly recommended for the price!