Dexter P94813 Narrow Fillet Knife, 8-Inch, White

For the price this knife is amazing. Sharp flexible blade to make filleting fish easy.

Best filet knife I ever bought cuts like a dreams stays sharp for a long while

I fish a lot and try more than two dozen different fillet knives. Dexter is the best.I use this knife fillet salmon walleye crappie, lots of them. it make the jobs become enjoyable.This knife has the right sharpness: enough to easily open fish and not too much to break skin when skin .it has the right tapered bent position for skin.(tons of amateur knife maker don't even know what's that mean )it has the right length for get clean an precise back cut and skin, and not feels too long to challenging you wrist.the handle is comfortit is easy sharpen with a steel.it is cheap like steal.it make a lot of other brand fillet knife with double triple even 5 times price shame.

Great product outstanding build quality extremely sharp handle size and grip are perfect. Good weight. The blade is a little stiff for small fish like bluegills and shell crackers, but for larger fish like Pompano sheepshead it works great.

This is the new line of knives for Dexter Russell titled: Basics.Not exactly what I was expecting at first. I've become accustomed to the generous amount of steel Dexter Russell uses for the blades. This knife, however, does not have much steel. I was actually very sad at first because I've never held a Dexter Russell knife before that felt so light weight. I was really REALLY sad (almost as sad as when I found out trump was elected) when I discovered that the handle didn't have the trademark Dexter Russell branding; and that's when I noticed the Basics branding on the blade...I will say this: the knife has been up to par with other Dexter Russell knives I possess. I like that the steel they used for the blade is very high-quality. The blade has a very shiny look to it and seems to be of a very durable steel composition.The blade was decently sharp? Idid have to hone it a bit which I found quite odd given it was brand new...Upon discovering the Basics branding, I was mostly concerned the knife was no longer made here in the US of A, but thankfully, it is!Bottom line: Good filleting action. For the money, I am very pleased. When you think about it, you also can’t expect to get more steel than you do for the price point. I purchased a $26 Dexter Russell knife about six years ago and I expected this one to be of the same heft, but I paid less than half for this one, so, you get what you pay for! And I mean this in a good way!Happy slicing!

Dexter fillet knives are a must for any fisherman! Solid quality and value have caused me to have multiple in my arsenal and always recommended to my friends and family when they need a fillet knife.

Grate filet knife. It's a must have.

Have used more expensive filet knives but this one does the job very effectively. Keep it sharp!