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I'll repeat MJ's question "What about sharpening them? "Billy Mac *;D

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I have had this one for over a year with no problems. I even de-bone deer meat with it too, so it pretty much gets used year round.

It has serrated blades so you dont sharpen em. I also get mine (along with most of my fishing stuff) from Academy here in town and if it breaks I just return it. :D

They sell replacement blades too. They are like $8 and this knife is 30 or 39 I think. :)

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Thanks Stinky! Billy Mac ;D

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Its kinda like goin from a trollin motor to an outboard...I promise you wont regret it. ;D

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Wise Guy what type of filet knife is yours? It looks like my Papala but with a scaling edge on top.

Stinky is yours corded or battery operated, and don't let your mind wander on this one.

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Rapala - I'm considering that electric though. Wonder how well it goes through deer. The rechargable one would be great if it has the power.

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Target stores. or target.com sells this one for $46... Z


http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y7/...laProGuide.jpg

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I have had several....the regular Mister Twisters are ok, but with bigger offshore species they wear out pretty fast.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...D%26safe%3Doff


Like I said..the Pirahna has held up best for me. If anyone cant get em, Id be glad to pick em up from Academy and ship it to ya. :)

Here is a good review on em:

Like it says..the motor is stronger, but the key is the seriously nasty serrated blades...they WILL cut you, even when NOT under power. Trust me I know. :o

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...D%26safe%3Doff

I get long links of the day... ;D

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I couldn't find the one you speak of on the link you gave??

But If I ever fish again I think its time I try one!!

Thanks!

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Cabela's has them in their online catalog.