knives
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Bassassin
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In Hamilton go to Nella Cutlery. They have used fillet knives up to 24". Cheap, cheap, cheap. I don't know about now but years back if you needed a sharpen you just exchanged the knife for another. Tell my cousin I sent you.
Nice to be able to catch Walleye so big a standard Rappala knife is too small. We were just talking today and I said something about the small Pic was around 5 lbs. Where we used to fish on Nippissing and the Ottawa a 5 pounder was a great Grandma that was released or mounted as a trophy. Here it's a baby. "Yo vollem." That means I love it in Croat.
Nice to be able to catch Walleye so big a standard Rappala knife is too small. We were just talking today and I said something about the small Pic was around 5 lbs. Where we used to fish on Nippissing and the Ottawa a 5 pounder was a great Grandma that was released or mounted as a trophy. Here it's a baby. "Yo vollem." That means I love it in Croat.
Smok'n Bat'r
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Try On the Edge in Ingersoll. Phone 519-485-7370
Dand
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If you're in the Simcoe area, have a look at Eli's Guns on Queensway.
519-426-9042
I bought a few knives from them over the years (wish I'd quit "loosing" them.) I can't remember the manufacturer of the knife but its called "old timer". Nice long flexible blade that holds a good edge. It's been a few years since I've been there; but they use to sharpen knives and they came out with factory edges.
Dan.
519-426-9042
I bought a few knives from them over the years (wish I'd quit "loosing" them.) I can't remember the manufacturer of the knife but its called "old timer". Nice long flexible blade that holds a good edge. It's been a few years since I've been there; but they use to sharpen knives and they came out with factory edges.
Dan.
zamboniwaterboy
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Lansky or gatco sharpeners, and rapala dual ceramic to main tain the edge.
bosco
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Knives...I searched long and hard. The best I found were old used butches knives from a local butcher. Then I got a sample of the bubba blade and I loved it. I now have 3 of them in 2 sizes and a stiff blade and a flexible blade. Awesome!!! http://www.bubbablade.com
For a sharpener...I tried almost everything from stones to the kitchen specials.... Then I got a Work Sharp from Busy Bee in London...a Handyman's paradise right across Wellington from Costco. Check it out online... http://www.worksharptools.com/knife...ener/work-sharp-knife-and-tool-sharpener.html works on straight blades, serrated blades, from a pocket knife to an axe. Small and portable but almost fool proof!
With these weapons, there are no fish on the great lakes that you cannot fillet with the best of them.
For a sharpener...I tried almost everything from stones to the kitchen specials.... Then I got a Work Sharp from Busy Bee in London...a Handyman's paradise right across Wellington from Costco. Check it out online... http://www.worksharptools.com/knife...ener/work-sharp-knife-and-tool-sharpener.html works on straight blades, serrated blades, from a pocket knife to an axe. Small and portable but almost fool proof!
With these weapons, there are no fish on the great lakes that you cannot fillet with the best of them.