I want a new knife for my tackle bag. A fillet knife is too big. I just need something that can cut a portion of the tails on the live bait. Folding is preferred. I want something that won’t rust and I’m not afraid of having to maintain it every now and then. Not looking to break the bank though.
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i work in and on saltwater year-round. i’ve used a gerber gator for years without any problems. just give it a freshwater rinse at the end of the day. they don’t cost a lot so if you lose it you’re not out a lot of money
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Originally posted by Bad Habiti work in and on saltwater year-round. i’ve used a gerber gator for years without any problems. just give it a freshwater rinse at the end of the day. they don’t cost a lot so if you lose it you’re not out a lot of money
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That’s also what I use. I rinse and then spray it with some corrosion blocker…
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the gator does hold up well. rinse and oil and almost any should last.
If you want a folding knife to cut bait tail, cut frozen bait like butter, cut line tangled on prop, cut boat lines if needed, and no rust (no steel), check out a David Boye folding knife. Not cheap but gotta love 'em; and you can give it to a (your) kid down the road.
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good looking knife, but for the price??? NFW
Sweet, thanks for the replies guys.
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Slack,
Come on, you wife/GF/daughter spends that on a few haircuts. Spoil yourself once.
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All of the above are good. I use a Benchmade 710, sometimes a Kershaw Leek, and sometimes a custom.
Depends on the chore
I use the cheap rigging knives from West Marine. When they go on sale, they are $10. The serrated one will cut anything.
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Gerber Gator…back half serated front half not…rubber handle is good for grip even with fish slime on your hands. Fresh water rinse, an occasional shot of oil. Best saltwater, all purpose knife around.
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Originally posted by capntangSpyderco Atlantic Salt.
Ended up getting this knife. Got it on eBay for $40 including shipping. Not bad for a $100 knife.
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I carry a Spyderco Titanium Peter Herbst for about everything. I have a Cold Steel folding Tanto that stays in the tackle locker but its almost too big to wear in a pocket all the time.
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Leatherman. They are tough as hell and come with different tool setups. rinse with fresh water and they last a lifetime.
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