electric fillet knives

[Cane Pole]

Mr Twister here. I guess I just like kinky things pappy...ha.... I left handed. MT just feels good (natural) to me vs AA or me wifes beef cutter..Truth be told, if we (us,you) look hard we will see ROC embossed on all of them somewhere. My Toyota says made in Mexico everywhere. Go figure...ha

[big baldo]

for filleting crappie cordless should be fine. When you start getting into bigger fish thats when you need to break out the big-dawg!!!.........BB

[zappaf19]

Can anyone tell me how to sharpen the blades?
Thanks
Bill

[bmoffitt30]

Head to Walmart, Cabelas, or BPS to purchase replacement blades!

[lovetofish]

Can anyone tell me how to sharpen the blades?
Thanks
Bill

I use a small rat tail file that you can buy at any hardware store. I use it to knock off the burrs on my blades. Sometimes just a couple of swipes over the blades will be all that is needed. I usually have 3 sets of blades and I keep them all sharp. Repalcement blades are easy to come but but when you have a dull blade and have alot of fish to clean it is handy to have that file. Saves alot of time and getting angry with a dull knife.

[Rattler]

I've used both the American Angler and the Mister Twister knives. We usually wear one out every two years during gill season no matter which brand they are but I will have to agree that the AA is a little more user friendly because of the cord. I bought a cordless battery operated Berkely two years ago and they are the cats *ss boys. They are a little more expensive but well worth the price. When fully charged, you can get a good two hours of straight fish cleaning in with them. My cord knives haven't been used since I bought the Berkley. Anyway, hope this helps.

Rattler

[skiptomylu]

I have been using electric knives for about 35-40 years and would never go back to a regular one. I now have a Mr Twister with 2 sets of blades and like someone else mentioned the coiled chord, other than that I am happy with it.

It is much easier on larger fish for sure and help a lot going through the ribs. If you try one I think you will like it!