03-10-2007, 03:40 PM
[cool][#0000ff]Hey Don, I have my personal preference. It is the American Angler electric. I have used all of the Mister Twister to Ultra high tech carving knives and the American Angler gets my vote. I am still using the first one I bought over five years ago. I probably use it much more than the average angler, and it is still carving off nice fillets. Two years ago I suspected that it was probably nearing the end of days and bought a replacement at Walmart for about $39. The replacement is still sitting in the box, while I have filleted literally thousands of fish with the original since then.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000bf]After using most of the models on the market, at one time or another, I especially like the simple trigger and the comfortable grip. Some knifes require you to press two buttons at once and that is difficult, even for someone with large hands.[/#0000bf]
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[#0000bf]The motor is plenty powerful and cuts through tough bones on stripers, wipers and big kitties. But, it is also good for the fine work of filleting panfish or small trout.[/#0000bf]
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[#0000bf]After using most of the models on the market, at one time or another, I especially like the simple trigger and the comfortable grip. Some knifes require you to press two buttons at once and that is difficult, even for someone with large hands.[/#0000bf]
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[#0000bf]The motor is plenty powerful and cuts through tough bones on stripers, wipers and big kitties. But, it is also good for the fine work of filleting panfish or small trout.[/#0000bf]
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[#0000bf](Sounds like a Ginsu Knife commercial, huh?)[/#0000bf]
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