Sidomma 2 pcs Fishing Fillet Knife Set Stainless Steel 6.5 Inch Pro Fish Knife for Filleting, Fishing Gear, Fishing Tool Set, Fishing Sccessories Gifts for Men

I’m really impressed with this Sidomma fillet knife set. The blades are made from high-carbon stainless steel, and they’re incredibly sharp right out of the box. They cut through fish, meat, and even frozen bait like butter. I also like that the set comes with protective sheaths, which makes them safe to carry in my tackle box. The non-slip handles give a secure grip, even when my hands are wet, and the lightweight design makes them easy to use for long cleaning sessions. I especially appreciate the little extras—the built-in serrated edge for scales, the bottle opener, and even a pocket sharpener to keep the blades razor-sharp. For the price, you’re getting excellent value: two knives, two sheaths, a sharpener, and a gift box. Whether you’re cleaning fish at the lake or using them in the kitchen, they get the job done. Highly recommend this set to any fisherman or outdoorsman looking for dependable knives!

Wife and I are 100% happy with the Sidomma 2pc knives. A Great buy, AND with the sharpener included, it's even better! So far we've cleaned and scaled / filleted numerous saltwater fish and we are well satisfied with the quality. and the sharpener works great!! one of the best buys I ever had!

Just lov'n these knives. They come with a sharpener and hold an edge better than any other knife I have. Use them daily. Although, they are advertised as "fillet" knives, they will do whatever you ask them too. Buy em.

Nice and sharp knives. Worked well in what I needed it for.

Very nice sharp knives with sharpener. Only drawback is the blade on top makes it so you can’t press down on the back when you’re cutting. Love the glove that came with it.

Great knifes. So wonderful.

These knives won't fillet fish. They're not sharp enough to do so, nor did I expect a $7.50 knife to be a filleting machine. If anyone is a serious fisherman, and they have been to a combat fishing location, not my cup of tea by any means, but in late August there is a place where I can pull 30 plus pound bright Kings that are chrome bright and people steal your knives. I lost even cheapy Rapala knives. I bought these knives and they looked so cheap, no one tried stealing them. I left the out in the open and no one touched them. I could gut my salmon, clean them, remove the gills, and remove the bloodline, and put them one ice so my good knives could fillet them at home. State laws says you have to keep the head and all the fins on the fish so the game warden can identify the sex and species of the fish, so this knife worked perfectly. It cleaned my fish, and I was able to get them on ice to have perfect fish for home.

Very nice knives