A.G. Russell Knives

These Italian made picnic tools are based on a design that in Depression Era America became called a Hobo Knife. The name stuck because some version of this knife was carried by men who wandered from place to place looking for work, many using freight trains as a method of transportation. The word Hobo became a name used to describe these travelers.

When picking a good fillet knife, razor sharpness, a flexible blade and a non-slip grip are mandatory for any serious fisherman.

In a world where the great outdoors have become the great unknown for a lot of companies, Gerber knives still strive to provide those of us who still enjoy outdoors quality products. Gerber blades are the product of over 6 decades of knowledge of form, function, materials and nature.

This reduced version of the old-time favorite measures only 4-1/4" closed. Features the traditional yellow delrin handle with inset sharpening stone for fish hooks.

When you pickup a Big Eddy Fillet knife, you'll immediately feel its balance and comfort. The unique Twin-Fused handle is a rigid, high-impact polypropylene core wrapped with a soft, comfortable checkered grip for a firm, safe hold.

This great little filet knife fits the bill for the serious or the weekend fisherman.

This set includes a reduced version of an old-time favorite and a Case "Clatter Shad" lure all in a collector's tin.

Because Tom knows knives from his life as a meat cutter, professional knife sharpener, and designer of knives and Columbia River Knife & Tool® (CRKT®) exclusive Veff™ Serrations, he designed one of the most carefully thought-out fixed blades we have ever produced, even though it also has the lowest price of any knife in our catalog. He calls it the Marine Utility Knife (M.U.K.™).

A lot of hunters prefer a flexible fillet knife for preparing game. This knife is the perfect fit. The Fish n' Bone offers a full size boning/fillet knife in a compact folding knife size. Features a 5" flexible 440A stainless steel blade at 56-57 Rc. for superior performance and edge holding.

From the manufacturer:

"Fillet-out just about any-sized catch with a single knife! * 420 J2 adjustable-length, stainless steel blade * Non-slip handle * ABS sheath for convenient storage"

Russ Kommer, an Alaskan maker, designed a knife for his wife to carry in her purse. Every bush pilot, parachutist, and commercial fisherman who saw it wanted one and kept Russ with more work than he could finish. The answer to his problem was a joint venture with Columbia River Knife and Tool. This is a cutting tool that really gets into webbing, rope or netting. The blade comes either razor sharp or in an EMT style, with fully serrated edge and safety tip, just right for cutting away clothing from accident victims or cutting seat belts.