What electric Fillet Knife to buy

[markjsolomon]

OK After hacking a perch to death I am done with my cheap fillet knife (non-electric)

I want an electric one...I mostly go after pan fish but occasionally I get into the eyes and a pike or two

let the debate rage!

[slamer58]

american angler

[surflizard]

I have an American Angler knife and a Rapala, the steel on the Rapala holds its edge better for me !

[clamhut]

Mister twister... have used one for several years no problems.

[bigbucky1]

I have an American angler. This is the second one because the first wore the gears out of it from all the fish I cleaned.    I have a Rapala also but I dont like it because it seems to not have enough speed in the blades for the way i clean fish.  It may be just me but that is my opinion

[theangling1]

I use a black n decker I paid $10 for at wal mart.... Flexible blades and have cleaned several hundreds of fish before blades went dull.... For the price just bought another b n d.....

[rickl1968]

I have an electric fillet knife made by Storm, best electric I have ever bought.

[jjc155]

Mister twister... have used one for several years no problems.

me too have about 8 years on my current one and I fish year round, panfish, walleye, steelhead, salmon. no problems.

J-

[dkfry]

I have an American Angler. Only complaint about it is sometimes the one blade pops out when going through a larger bone. Nice thing about the American Angler is there are a lot of different blades available and you can use blades marketed under different brand names also.

[blue igloo]

I'd like to know if a corded electric fileting knife is better than a battery one? Also, what kind of battery do they use and how long does a charge last?
Blue Igloo 

[jjc155]

corded is the only way to go in my opinion, unlimited run time, more power etc.

J-

[dkfry]

They make 110volt (with a cord), 12volt (connects to a 12volt battery or power supply) or cordless with an onboard battery. I have the 110volt version and I extended the cord. If you fillet fish only on a boat you would probably want the 12volt version to hook up to the boat battery.

[blue igloo]

Thanks guys 
Blue Igloo 

[filetandrelease]

for my perch and eyes i use a Black& Decker 9.95 it cleans quite a few fish and is very old ,already bought the back up one

[BlueDuck]

I have used my Mr Twister for at least 15 years and its still going strong.