Electric fillet knife?

I plan on eating a lot of catfish this year. Sorry neighbors the trash comes Thursday. Bubba lithium electric coming for my Bday. Hopefully I don’t remove a finger. https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/bubba-lithium-ion-cordless-fillet-knife

 

The Bubba works well! Don't forget to experiment with the different blades included. Watch out for the fingers!

 

I wouldn’t recommend using this saw unless you have gloves. Very well made.

 

Yes, the Bubba is actually two blades mounted together that reciprocate opposite.

 

Bubba’s 12 inch blades!

 

Fillet knives definitely have their place, but for catfish skinning is where it's at. Once I started skinned them I haven't looked back.

 

Check it out?Nice and sharp.

 

This ones cool.

 

Utica NY.

 

Seriously?

 

Ya I have two from Utica!

 

I have a shotgun, a rifle, and a 4 wheel drive.

 

Butterfly knife from the Philippines? I have actually seen a few of those in action!

 

Even better Pakistan, its the ultimate fidget spinner.

 

That looks like a "K" bar but ive only seen one and it was dated and had the "blood" grove?

 

I know where its at. I asked if it was for sale but didnt get an answer. I guess they are expensive. It was dated 1981.

 

I dont like fixed blade knives because i might fall out of my treestand.

 

And then there's the over four inch blade is a concealed weapon.

 

These little "Bearclaws" are neat. Parker Cut.Co. Japan!

 

The claws are reproductions.

 

Not a K-Bar, missing the Blood groove. Air has to escape out or will not come out of the body.

 

I thought it was a blood vein so it bleeds out the grove when you stick it? And I saw a similar one but it was a "Frogman" might be for water use?

 

That's interesting. Never in my 27 years of carrying one, never heard that term : )

 

A good friend of mine uses his to field dress his deer. I have used mine for the same purpose : )

 

That one has seen a few field dressings, and it does have a sheath. Never fallen out of my tree stand.

My father brought it back from army service in WWII. It’ll still split a deer pelvic bone, they don’t make ‘em like that much anymore.