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Gibson · Shark Wrangler Joined: 17 Jan 2005 Posts: 5

I have an American Angler electric knife. I have had it for several years (6 or 7). She has cleaned hundreds of fish. I have only had to replace the blades. I primarily use it for flounder and trout. Those drum and sheephead are a bit much so I do it the old fashioned way.

Anyway, does anyone know if this brand is still sold?

1. If yes, where do I purchase one?
2. If no, what is a good, quality brand?

Thanks for your help.[/i]

Mike S · Guest

Yep, they are still on the market. You can get the at Academy or Walmart
and I'm sure some of the other stores in this area.
That's the best knife I have used and belive me I have used a bunch if electric knives.

Mike S

Guest · Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 5:43 pm Post subject:

i bought that green/yellow one made buy fishmaster? i think...it sucks! it broke after one summer of cleaning fish Confused

mando · Pony Mullet Joined: 11 Aug 2004 Posts: 177

i bought that green/yellow one made buy fishmaster? i think...it sucks! it broke after one summer of cleaning fish Confused

dont get that one!
stupid thing though, i saved the box and recept but when the knife started acting up i got pissed and slammed it on the floor Embarassed

Hardhead · Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 6:24 pm Post subject: Walmart has em

I too went the way of them green & yellow ones and i wonteven say the name. I have the 12volt & the 110 and the a new cordless that recharges and am really pleased with it also.
Hardhead

crab_n_fisher

For Christmas I recieved an AnglersBest Cordless Electric fillet knife (Model #415010A). It came with an AC/DC adapter, 7.2 volt NiMH memory-free battery and two 8" serrated blades. Also included with this gift was a 12 volt charger for plugging into my trucks cigarette lighter. Both chargers and the knife carry a one year warranty, which makes the products much more desirable to have, at least in my opinion.

I generally prefer to use a sharp fillet knife, sawing and slicing by hand. Perhaps I'm old-fashioned and like to have a tired hand after filleting several fish? No, not a doubt in my mind. I saw quite a few in use down on the ICW/Sargent Beach these past six months and the ease in which these knifes cut. It looked so easy and effortless! I can't wait to put it to good use soon!

Thankfully I am not "addicted" to the acquistion of too much fishing equipment. It is not necessary to have an electric knife, fancy hook removers (my hands work fine, especially if I rip the gills out to get easier access to a gut-hooked keeper fish! ), nor do I need THE fishing rod that perfectly compliments my clothing. (Ok, sorry if I offended any women here! LOL)....I think 10 rods for one person is enough. (uh oh...but I still do not have that shark rig, or the Okuma reels for saltwater! I do not have a pier landing net either. Nor the big square crab traps (only ring nets). Oops, gotta go...time to visit Academy!)
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