How is this as a fishing knife
1588000
This knife s fine for Fishing,in spite what anyone else says! I have owned 3 of these and they fillet any fish quite well! Come very sharp right out of the package too.I still hone mine close enough to shave with if needed! ;)
1588001
There is no image displayed on my iPad. I do not know what this knife is. Sorry!!!
1588002
have not used for fishing, only used on deer. Would use a filet knife for fish
1588003
No image displayed. I don't know what knife you're talking about. If you include a model number, I will be happy to look it up and answer if I can.
539909
It depends on what you mean by wood carving, for fine detailed work like the trim of a jewelry box, then no not at all. If your talking about mindlessly carving sticks around a fire sure it would be perfect for that. It would make a decent fishing box knife.
2033277
The blade is flexible enough. It is solid so not flimsy but flexible enough to nicely fillet a 40" stripped bass or a 30 lb mahi mahi. I like it a lot, the only drawback is it does not have a sheath. I made one because I couldn't find one for a reasonable price. Took two pieces of plexiglass and cut into blade shapes, heavy glued them together around edges and wrapped with electrical tape. Works like a charm.
1416149
This knife is not full tang. Its about half i believe. That does not hold this blade back from being a great knife. I have one, I field dressed a deer with it, did great. This knife is fantastic for in the field, it is sharp, it is light, and if used as a knife and not a hatchet, it will last forever. This is not a survival knife... this is just a good hunting knife/backup knife for your pack when you are carrying one of those bulky bushcraft monsters.
1237793
The rod is nice the action is medium or medium light I used it on a trip to San Diego and caught some small fish in the bay But mostly I use it for bass. Also I use a Johnny Morris low profile bait caster on it
1055294
Yes, but it is very basic. You would need much more for your average fishing trip. Some would consider the 'tackle' useless.
1213341
How will it be used? I got a number 2 and it was a bit small for outdoor use but it works great in the kitchen as a paring knife. I then got an "Outdoors" model, about 4" or so, & use it camping. It's a little too large for most kitchen chores. Just get one for starters. They are really sharp & inexpensive.
899329
It's really not a bad knife at all. The appearance may not be spectacular, and the sheath is of questionable quality. The knife, however, is pretty solid and holds a decent edge. I have skinned a couple of small animals with mine, no problem. It could probably handle deer easily.
2019961
The blade is of the gauge and configuration of a decent steak knife. I wouldn't split logs with it. I would not de-burr ferrous metals with it. Aluminum, maybe, but only occasionally. Mine tests at 56 R(c). Don't try to pry anything with it. It takes and holds a good edge, what one would expect from a decent pocket knife. 'Hard' use might want a beefier blade. The locking method is super secure, though, and the handle is forever, even though there is no metal liner. I like this blade, and recommend it, but it isn't for everyone, and everything. Close, though.
1568042
It is really a great knife for hunting. My favorite for gutting and processing deer.
966509
I have bought two...love the knife..can't beat the price to value...I've taken hiking and kayaking (3days) and fishing...sheath hold pretty good...
464792
I sharpen all of my knives with this. I keep the kitchen knives (10" or larger) down to small pen knives "shaving sharp". I'm not a fisherman so haven't sharpened any hooks yet but it has performed very impressively with little practice.
41357
I would definitely still recommend this knife. I do multi-day hikes in the backcountry and always have this strapped to my pack. It's a well crafted knife. I think it would suit your purposes.
301060
Thats what I bought it for and it works great. As with anything used in salt water, be sure to rinse it good with clean water at the end of the day. I have thrown lures as heavy as 7ozs. and the rod performs well.
1119984
I have never never used the knife to skin or gut a fish. You can get a very sharp edge on the blade and there is no reason you could not use it for cleaning fish. I have used my knife for cutting ropes, limbs (small) and everything around a camp. The knife holds it edge well and is easy to sharpen.
138108
I would use a regular fillet blade to fillet fish. Would not use an electric knife.
2240710
It seems relatively durable and sharp, i've hacked into plywood with it with no problems but it isn't sharp enough to cut your finger if you run it along the blade. It is NOT full tang, if you unwrap the handle you can see where the handle and blade are welded together. The sheath is garbage but with some super glue it will last.