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Best bang for the buck, my recommendation would go to Dexter sani-safe handled stainless knives. USA made, variety of sizes and shapes to suit your needs and $20-25.
Custom? Pick your price and start shopping makers. Second these
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I've always liked the Finnish Rapalas for value.
Those Dexters look like a good deal. Danco also has some nice reasonably priced filet knives.
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i will go with the dexter also .if you drop it overboard it won't hurt like a custom would
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We have two Victor Fiberex knives. They do anything I need.
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My favorite have always been the Wooden handled Rapala’s. You can find them anywhere and are cheap. They stay sharp and come with a little ceramic stick sharpener.
All so great kitchen knives.
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Well I would say you'll be very hard pressed to find a better bargain than a M.E. Miller. I just got this in the mail today and it is every bit as good a knife as you could ask for and at $150.00 it is literally a steal. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/NM7BxzKc/6-FEBA141-71-E3-4268-B9-E9-95-B7-D734-E98-F.jpg)
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I love my Rick Menefee fillet knife although he wasn't a fan of making them and prices them accordingly..
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I've had a Buck TruBlue 539x Fishlocker Folding Filet Knife for a while that I have enjoyed.
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Well I would say you'll be very hard pressed to find a better bargain than a M.E. Miller. I just got this in the mail today and it is every bit as good a knife as you could ask for and at $150.00 it is literally a steal. I really like that profile. I like a straighter fillet knife.
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I have used a Fiskars for years, I like the ceramic sharpening rods mounted in the sheath. Also like Schrade Uncle Henrys.
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