[STSGreen]

Hey guy i got this knife as a gift from a lady friend who works for this company. She is just a receptionist, but gets gifts from time to time, and she got this. So she gave it to me! I was just wondering if anyone had any reviews on this knife. It retails for around 80 bucks, so im wondering what to expect. Thanks guys and gals for all your opinion.


On a side note, any way someone could make a tutorial on sharpening a knife? Ive never done it before and id like to see how its done.

 

[that_dude]

ive got one, had it 3 years, best Fillet Knife ive ever used.. Cutco will sharpen them for you, but i had my brother sharpen mine for me, and it cuts like a samurai.. mine is the extendable one.

 

[STSGreen]

Mine is the extendable one too! i figured that out like 10 mins after i was messing with it. I might have to go hit a local lake and get a trout or two to try it out

 

[Fluffhead]

Awesome knives.

 

[Jake]

Good knives, been around a long while.

 

[that_dude]

we also have the Chefs knife, the pearing one, bread one, the fork, and another 14 or so inch serrated knife, thats like a bread knife, but way sharper, and pointy.. girlfriend got quite a few stitches because of that one..

 

[floatin fool]

I have an old style one -- had it for probably 15 years. It isn't an extendable one, has the standard Cutco handle, not the no-slip rubber/plastic on the new one. It has the etched jumping trout/fly line/pool ripples dealy on the upper blade.

This thing holds an edge longer and gets sharper than anything I have ever owned. It is an awesome knife.

I got introduced to Cutco back in the mid 1970s, I bought the camping/hunting knife back then. Still have it.

fool

 

[Skorzeny]

I have a Cutco folder and a belt sheath for it. It has field dressed 3 deer and does not need the stone yet. It too was
a gift. Damn fine knife.

 

[Steve Ericsson]

Awesome. Just snapped the blade on mine last week, going to send it in for a new one. Best fillet knife I've ever used. Period.

 

[STSGreen]

Thanks guys for all the imput! I'm shocked someone hasn't told me to go catch a fish and try it out! That's this weekend!

Steve, how much for a replacement blade? Is yours the extendable model as well? Does it come with some sort of warranty?

 

[that_dude]

they generally are half price of retail, so around 40 bucks or so for the Fishermans Solution knife... is yours the one that has the sheath with the pliar clamp grip on the end, the line cutter slot cut out of the side to expose the blade, and the hook sharpening stone on the back of it?

 

[STSGreen]

they generally are half price of retail, so around 40 bucks or so for the Fishermans Solution knife... is yours the one that has the sheath with the pliar clamp grip on the end, the line cutter slot cut out of the side to expose the blade, and the hook sharpening stone on the back of it?

Yes sir, that is the one I got!

 

[Iceshark]

You will love it! I won one at the derby a few years back. Almost gave it away as I had never heard of the brand. Now glad I gave away the other one. Tup:

 

[Big_Daddy]

Ice.........Isn't this the same brand that Casey Anthoney used?.......

That was in bad taste.....

Lord I apologize, be with the starving pigmies in Ethiopia ...... conf:

 

[SeaRanger21]

I received one as a gift and returned it. Sold the replacement, as it had the same issue as the original. I could feel the blade rocking (moving slightly) in the handle while using it.

B.D .... :lol:

 

[HOBO98498]

Ice.........Isn't this the same brand that Casey Anthoney used?.......

That was in bad taste.....

Lord I apologize, be with the starving pigmies in Ethiopia ...... conf:

OMG :!:

 

[EliseoAllan]

Hey guy i got this knife as a gift from a lady friend who works for this company. She is just a receptionist, but gets gifts from time to time, and she got this. So she gave it to me! I was just wondering if anyone had any reviews on this knife. It retails for around 80 bucks, so im wondering what to expect. Thanks guys and gals for all your opinion.


On a side note, any way someone could make a tutorial on sharpening a knife? Ive never done it before and id like to see how its done.

My brother has the Cutco adjustable Fillet knife and that thing really holds an edge. We used it for two seasons of Salmon fishing, but it dulled on us up in Canada on our first Pike:lol: I now fillet Pike using the five cut way and wouldn't have that problem anymore. The cutco can be 4"-9" long.

I personally just have some $14 fillet knife that's been fine for my uses. I don't even know the brand.