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Thread: Sturdy knife needed

  1. 04-07-2014, 09:57 PM #1
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    Sturdy knife needed

    First time cleaning sheepshead and I found my fillet knives to be to flexible. From Michigan and I'm not use to the thick skin. Any suggestions for a good knife for cleaning sheepies? Also a shout out to the worker at J&M for helping me with some tackle for sheepies! I was able to put 7 in the cooler yesterday. I did not get his name but a real nice guy.
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    Next time you go to j&m's, pick up a dexter filet knife. It's got enough backbone to get the job done on those sheepies!
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    Dexter Russell makes a skinning knife that is perfect for making that initial starting cut down the dorsal side of the fish. Scales...what scales

    6 inch skinning knife - Traditional - Shop
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    Dexter 142-9SC serrated scalloped slicer. It cuts through bones like a saw.
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