Leech Lake Knifes

Duckslayer100

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But is that really worth it? Not saying its a bad knife, sounds like a phenomenal knife really. But for $10 i can get a mediocre knife that i have to sharpen between uses. Meh, if i caught a ton of fish each year and was maybe more skilled at filleting in the first place then it might be a good purchase. I'd guess most people don't get out enough to make that worth it. IMHO. :)

Worth is difficult to calculate. I mean, it depends on your perspective. I got the LL knife as a Christmas present, so it has both practical and sentimental value. Would I personally spend $100 on a knife? Probably not. Just not that important in the grand scheme of things. But then again there are guy who drop $500 on a rod and another $250 on a reel without batting an eye, so a $100 knife is chump change.

Meh...perspective.
 


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Ive done some research into fillet knives and currently have one of the best, its a cold steel carbon V blade

Well shit the bed!! I have one of those somewhere, maybe I'll have to find it.
 

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its a cold steel carbon V blade and Ive been offered 3x what I paid for it, they quit making them years ago.

I found mine today, so, when you find the person willing to buy them for $300ish and get the logistics of the deal worked out, I'll sell them mine and give you $100.
 

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