Knives

Effortless Precision: Mac Original 6.7 in. (170mm) Fillet Knife Discover the surprising versatility and impeccable performance of the Mac Original 6.7-inch (170mm) Fillet Knife. While designed with filleting in mind, its exceptionally sharp blade and thoughtful construction make it an outstanding multi-purpose slicer for a diverse array of culinary tasks. This knife arrives razor-sharp, ready to glide effortlessly through ingredients. It's the perfect tool for creating clean, uniform slices of delicate sushi rolls, paper-thin ham, elegant cakes, or even crusty breads. The comfortable handle ensures superior grip and control, allowing for long, smooth strokes with minimal fatigue. Practical features include a rounded tip for enhanced safety and maneuverability, plus a convenient integrated hole for easy hanging storage, keeping your workspace organized and your knife always accessible. Embrace the precision and comfort that make the Mac Original Fillet Knife an indispensable asset in any kitchen, from everyday meal prep to special occasion slicing. Learn More

F. Dick 6 in. (150 mm) Trimming Knife used in meat and fish processing for a variety of task. From trimming fat to skinning and removing silver skin this knife can fill a lot of rolls in the kitchen. A fair amount of flex and high quality German Steel will allow the knife to retain its edge well, while also being stainless. The trimming knife is used to separate pieces of meat from fat, tendons and skin. That is why the trimming knife also belongs to the butcher's knife family. The blade is slightly curved upwards, becoming slightly wider in the front area than in the middle. This gives it more surface area, allowing you to make a long, pulling cut. Like the classic butcher's knife, it is also used to cut larger pieces of meat. This makes the trimming knife one of the most versatile butcher’s knives in slaughterhouses and cutting plants. The purpose of the trimming knife is to produce beautiful pieces of meat that have been cleanly separated from components such as tendons and fibres and can then be processed further without any problems. The subsequent process of portioning, or cutting the meat into ready-to-eat pieces, also requires precision and exact cutting. That is why it is important that you have a sharp trimming knife in your hands so that you can cut the meat cleanly and create a beautiful cut pattern. A trimming knife is distinguished first and foremost by its blade shape. It is on the narrow side, curved upwards and ends in a wide, rounded blade tip. This simplifies handling and allows the knife to glide along easily when cutting. This means that the cuts are long and can be made in a flowing movement, while the more comfortable hand position is easy on the wrist. Learn More

The Victorinox Fibrox Pro 6 in. Straight Semi-Flex Fillet Knife is a versatile tool designed for precision and control. Featuring a semi-flexible blade that is sturdier than a fully flexible fillet knife, it’s ideal for handling small to medium fresh and saltwater fish. The upswept tip mirrors the shape of a boning knife, making it equally useful for deboning poultry and frenching ribs. With its sharp edge and ergonomic Fibrox Pro handle, this knife ensures comfort, safety, and accuracy in every cut. Learn More

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