Quick fillets!

[cooledge]

I started getting into crappie fishing late last year and love it! They're absolutely delicious, but a lot of work to prepare. Enter the Panhandler, a system so quick and easy you won't believe it! Check it out on Cabela's site, a bucket of crappies takes no time. About $50.00 and worth every penny!

[NIMROD]

Looks like another gimmick to me. I watched the youtube video. I can clean then faster and better with an old fashion fillet knife. Those dinks look too small , wonder how it does on slabs.

[Locator79]

To each his own....I think I side with Nimrod on this one. Cleaning fish is a pastime in our family, 3 generations all hang around the cleaning table, I enjoy it every time. 2 or 3 of us can go through a cooler full of crappie in no time with plain ol' fillet knives.

[cooledge]

I put on fish fries for the neighborhood, and so far it's handled everything for me, with less waste, and faster than I can with a knife!

[gabowman]

I learned how to use an electric fillet knife on a mess of crappie on my cutting board and seem to do pretty good with it after a bit of "learning". I hardly ever clean "a cooler full of fish". Instead, I generally clean from 10-20 fish since I go fishing so much and just throw the rest back to catch another day. I can have my fish filleted off the bone and skin, as well as the rib cages gone in 10-15 minutes. All I have to hose off is the cutting board and fillet knife blades when finished and I'm done. As long as it works for you then it's all good though!Thumbs Up

[gabowman]

BTW, welcome to the boards.Thumbs Up

[Eager Beaver]

Welcome to CDC from Ne. It is very limited with only being able to do up to 11-1/2" fish. That is a small fish here. EB

[feeshrman]

heck, some of our lakes have a 12" minimum

[Big H trucking]

heck, some of our lakes have a 12" minimum

11 and a half inch fish are throw backs here in MS on the big 4 like feeshrman said. We like those 15-16 inch fish down here in Gods Country

[cooledge]

An 11" crappie is big for up here. With the smaller fish, waste is critical, and like I said, there's minimal meat left on the bone. As far as speed goes, I'd be very surprised if anyone could beat it!