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Thread: Did some bluegill fishing on Sunday

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    Default Did some bluegill fishing on Sunday


    I posted this thread with pics in the AZ section here
    http://www.crappie.com/crappie/arizo...tml#post980361
    My daughter and I had a great time and an excellent meal that night! Them 'gills are tasty but a pain to fillet.
    Any recommendations on a decent fillet knife? I couldn't seem to keep the one I have sharp. I am fairly new to filleting fish so I figured you guys would know.

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    Great pics looks like you had a fun time. as far as knife not sure what to tell you i have been using a regular electric knife for years now and that works great for me.

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    cool report and pics!!!!!

    looked like a good day
    out there



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    Great job Chris!Looks like a couple of them gills are "tubs"Good showing everyone how terrible our winter is going,lol.
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    Looks like a great day and the smile on your daughters face is AWESOME!!!!!!!!! Keep her going.

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    Get a quality fillet knife, Shrade or Old timer or similar and use a stone to sharpen it not some quick double sided pull through jobby. Even an inexpensive fillet knife holds an edge better using a good sharpening stone.
    I love taking my kids fishing, now if I could just manage to fish at the same time.

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    Thanks guys. We had a time
    fish 4 all, thanks for the advice. I was using the double sided sharpener thing and it did suck! Couldn't keep that knife sharp for nothing. What about electric? What do you recommend for that?

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    I can't fillet with and electric, always cut through the rib bones and make more work for myself not to mention the meat I mutilate. Don't like them at all. Can fillet smaller fish in about 30 seconds completely so I doubt I will use an electric anytime soon. Salmon only take me about 2 minutes to completely finish so I like my fillet knifes.
    I love taking my kids fishing, now if I could just manage to fish at the same time.

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    Yes I use an old Shrade fillet knife.I glued a stone on the side of an old torx screw driver and the handle keeps me from cutting off fingers while sharpening it.I tried an electric one,no good for me,maybe too old fashioned,lol.Gotta keep them sharp.
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    Nice catch, great pics

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