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This is a sea angling forum for the debate of all angling related topics, including: shore fishing, boat and kayak fishing. Here you will find pictures of anglers going sea fishing and catching fish. You will find angling related debate. Sometimes anglers will retain fish for the table. Whilst we respect the personnal choice of anglers to follow catch and release practices, this is not a conservation forum and devout conservationists unable to accept anglers sensibly retaining fish should seek out alternative forums. Anyone preaching catch and release or criticising other peoples reports will have their posts removed.

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Ding a Ling

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Filleting Knife

« on: May 18, 2008, 07:42:06 PM »

What is a decent filleting knife to get? Any make/model that are up to the job and LAST? I'm fed up with using cheap rubbish that are blunt after sorting a few fish.

Had a decent day on Sat by the way. Quite a few quality Cod caught.

Cheers


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Re: Filleting Knife

« Reply #1 on: May 18, 2008, 10:45:33 PM »

Normark are a good make and last.
I've had mine 28 years and when I ain't fishing the FPO (Fishing Permission's Officer) uses it in doors on her veg and stuff.
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