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Dexter Traditional 5-inch Fishing Knife (10411)
Dexter-Russell Traditional 5-inch Fishing Knife The Dexter-Russell Traditional 5-inch Fishing Knife is a compact, stiff-bladed working knife for anglers who want one dependable tool for the boat, the dock and the cleaning table. It follows the Russell Green River hunt and fish pattern, and it is built for the tasks that fall between casting and cooking: cutting bait and line, bleeding a catch and cleaning panfish and trout. Features High-carbon stainless steel blade: Dexter-Russell now makes its Traditional knives in high-carbon stainless steel rather than plain carbon steel. The blade takes a keen edge and is easy to restore on a stone or honing steel, and it resists rust considerably better than the carbon steel used in earlier versions of this knife. It is not rust-proof, however; the care notes in the Details tab explain how to protect it. Stiff blade: The blade does not flex, so it provides the leverage needed to cut heavy line and thick bait, bleed larger fish and handle general utility work where a flexible blade would bend. Pointed tip: The fine point pierces skin cleanly to start a cut, opens the belly of panfish and trout, and reaches into tight spaces. Traditional wood handle: The classic Green River handle profile gives a secure, familiar grip during rough work on deck or at the cleaning station. Choosing the Right Fishing Knife This knife’s short, stiff blade suits utility work and smaller fish. To fillet larger fish, choose a longer, flexible blade from our fillet knives. Anglers who carry their knife on the belt or in a tackle bag can buy this same knife with a leather sheath as the Dexter Traditional 5-inch Fishing Knife and Sheath. Learn More$24.25 -
Dexter Traditional Wide Boning Knife 6"
The Butcher’s Standard: Precision Control with High-Carbon Performance For decades, the Dexter Traditional™ series has been the backbone of professional meat processing facilities across the United States. This 6-inch wide boning knife is not just a tool; it is a specialized instrument designed for those who demand the superior edge geometry that only high-carbon steel can provide. Unlike standard stainless steel blades, this carbon steel masterpiece allows for a thinner, sharper edge that is remarkably easy to re-hone in the heat of a high-volume shift. The 'Wide' profile of this blade provides the necessary lateral stability for breaking down larger primals, such as beef and pork. While flexible knives have their place, the rigidity of this 6-inch wide blade ensures that your cuts remain true, even when working against bone and dense connective tissue. The blade is hand-honed to a 50/50 bevel, providing a versatile cutting surface that performs consistently for both left and right-handed users. Completing the knife is the iconic Dexter Beechwood handle. Chosen for its natural durability and grip-retention, the wood is secured to the tang with compression rivets, ensuring a seamless fit that withstands the rigors of commercial use. Over time, both the wood handle and the carbon steel blade will develop a unique patina—a badge of honor that signals a well-used, professional-grade tool. Please note: as a true carbon steel blade, this knife requires immediate drying after use to prevent oxidation, a small trade-off for its unmatched cutting performance. Learn More$25.95 -
Dexter Traditional 6" Flexible Carbon Steel Boning Knife
Precision Butchery Meets Traditional High-Carbon Performance For the professional butcher or serious home enthusiast, the Dexter Russell 6" Flexible Carbon Steel Boning Knife (Model 1376HB) is not just a tool—it is a specialized instrument. Marketed traditionally as a 'Ham Boning Knife,' this blade was specifically engineered to navigate the complex contours of pork butts and hams. Its unique value lies in the intersection of metallurgical flexibility and the legendary 'keenness' that only high-carbon steel can provide. The Carbon Steel Advantage Unlike standard stainless steel, the carbon steel used in this knife features a tighter grain structure. This allows the user to achieve a razor-sharp edge that outperforms alloy alternatives in both initial sharpness and ease of maintenance. When you are working against the flat pelvic bone of a ham, the blade’s 'springiness' becomes your greatest asset. It flexes under pressure to follow the bone closely, maximizing yield and minimizing waste, then snaps back to its original shape without permanent deformation. Professional Ergonomics & Grip Security is paramount when handling oily or wet proteins. The handle is crafted from raw Beech Wood, providing a tactile, slip-resistant grip that actually improves as it becomes seasoned with use. This is the traditional choice for high-volume processing environments where safety and hand-fatigue are constant considerations. Expert Maintenance for Lifetime Use Because this is a high-carbon tool, it requires an owner who respects the metal. Carbon steel will develop a patina over time—a badge of honor for a well-used tool. To prevent rust, the blade must be dried immediately after use. Should oxidation occur, a simple cleaning with a mild abrasive like Bar Keepers Friend will restore the finish. This is a knife built to last generations if treated with the care professional cutlery deserves. Learn More$26.40 -
Dexter Traditional 6 in Narrow Carbon Boning Knife
Precision Boning, Timeless Performance: The 1376N Dexter Traditional 6" Narrow Carbon Steel Boning Knife This knife is made for butchers, hunters, and cooks who appreciate the unparalleled sharpness and feel of classic carbon steel, the Dexter Traditional 6-inch Narrow Boning Knife is an essential tool. This knife embodies a legacy of quality, designed for those who demand precision and reliability when processing meat. Learn More$24.30 -
Dexter Russell Traditional 6" Stiff Boning Knife
Dexter Traditional 6 in. Boning Knife is stiff and made of carbon steel with a natural beech wood handle. Stiff boning knives are primarily used for deboning chicken and other meats. Carbon steel knives are prized for the acute sharpness they will obtain and ease of re-sharpening while maintaning with a smooth honing rod
Carbon knives can rust if not dried properly after use. If that happens just rub it with a little Bar Keepers Friend (sold with Ajax and Comet at the grocery store) and the rust will be removed. Learn more about the Care and Maintenance of Carbon Steel Knives Learn More$24.95 -
Dexter Traditional 5-inch Fishing Knife and Leather Sheath
Dexter-Russell Traditional 5-inch Fishing Knife and Leather Sheath This set pairs the Dexter-Russell Traditional 5-inch Fishing Knife with a Dexter-Russell leather sheath, giving anglers a compact working knife that rides safely on the belt or in a tackle bag. The knife follows the Russell Green River hunt and fish pattern and is built for the tasks that fall between casting and cooking: cutting bait and line, bleeding a catch and cleaning panfish and trout. The sheath protects the edge between uses and keeps the point covered in a crowded boat or bag. The Knife High-carbon stainless steel blade: Dexter-Russell now makes its Traditional knives in high-carbon stainless steel rather than plain carbon steel. The blade takes a keen edge and is easy to restore on a stone or honing steel, and it resists rust considerably better than the carbon steel used in earlier versions of this knife. It is not rust-proof, however; the care notes in the Details tab explain how to protect it. Stiff blade: The blade does not flex, so it provides the leverage needed to cut heavy line and thick bait, bleed larger fish and handle general utility work where a flexible blade would bend. Pointed tip: The fine point pierces skin cleanly to start a cut, opens the belly of panfish and trout, and reaches into tight spaces. Traditional wood handle: The classic Green River handle profile gives a secure, familiar grip during rough work on deck or at the cleaning station. The Sheath Heavy-duty leather: The leather resists punctures from the point and shields the edge from contact with tackle, tools and hard surfaces, so the knife needs sharpening less often. Open-top, friction-fit design: The knife slides in and out in one motion and is held in place by the snug fit of the leather, with no snap or strap to work with wet hands. Choosing the Right Fishing Knife The short, stiff blade suits utility work and smaller fish. To fillet larger fish, choose a longer, flexible blade from our fillet knives. Each item is also sold on its own: the Dexter Traditional 5-inch Fishing Knife and the Dexter-Russell Leather Knife Sheath. Learn More -
Dexter Russell F5S 4.25 in Carbon Steel Produce Knife
This 4.25 inch produce knife is designed for use by grocers, but also has many industrial uses. It is often purchased for use in things like trimming insulation and gaskets and opening boxes. Blunt tip for safety with a sharp, easy to maintain cutting edge. Learn More$15.45 -
Dexter Traditional 6 in. Produce Knife
Dexter Traditonal 6 in (110mm) Carbon steel produce knife. This knife is generally used in the preparation of fruits and vegetables in bulk. The lack of a tip makes the product safer to use while the carbon steel blade is flat and easy to sharpen.
Carbon knives can rust if not dried properly after use. If that happens just wet the blade and rub it with a little Bar Keepers Friend (sold with Ajax and Comet at the grocery store). Wash and dry afterward.
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Mercer White 6'' Curved Stiff Boning Knife
Precision Meat Fabrication for High-Volume Commercial Processing When handling heavy-duty fabrication of beef, pork, or poultry, blade rigidity is non-negotiable. The Mercer Ultimate White 6-inch Curved Stiff Boning Knife (M18180) is engineered specifically for tasks where a flexible blade would fail, such as separating dense connective tissue or navigating large bone structures. In the hand, the knife feels balanced and purposeful; the 'stiff' designation means the blade resists bending even when applied against significant resistance, providing the leverage needed for clean, one-pass deboning. The curved profile is a strategic asset for the professional butcher. It allows for a natural 'rocking' motion and a more ergonomic wrist angle when undercutting or following the contours of a carcass. During our handling of this tool in high-moisture environments, the textured polypropylene handle demonstrated exceptional slip resistance—a critical safety factor when hands are covered in fats or fluids. The high-carbon Japanese steel holds a functional edge through extended shifts, yet remains responsive enough for rapid honing on a standard ceramic rod. This is not a delicate instrument; it is a workhorse built for the speed and sanitation requirements of the modern industrial kitchen. Learn More$13.15


