Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Materials, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Took the Hunt'N Fisch fishing.
The other day, took the kids out for their first fishing expedition of the season (just to the local lake-but to kids, THAT is an expedition!) & took along the Hunt'N Fisch for its first outing, too. You know that with a group of kids, I was running around getting this snag unsnagged, this line bird nest un-nested, clearing brush to make their fishing spot more snag free, etc. So, they were doing all the fishing! They caught a couple of 2 pound bass, which were a lotta fun to watch them bring them in. We took photos of them and released them. They also caught a several panfish, of which I kept three. At the end, before we left, I used the Hunt'N Fisch to scale & clean those panfish and we fried them up right there, on one of those small grills mounted on a post at the picnic area by the lake. I brought a cast iron skillet, a plastic bag with a flour/cornmeal/spice mix to coat the fish & a small plastic squeeze bottle with cooking oil & we cooked them fresh out of the water. Each child got one small panfish to eat, and they have been bugging me ever since to please, please, PUL-EESE take us fishing again! The Hunt'N Fisch worked like a charm - was plenty sharp, fit the hand well - even when wet & covered in fish. I had taken the as-supplied lanyard off because I did not want to get the pretty purple one all covered with fish juice. Will maybe see if I can get a paracord one through the tiny lanyard hole later on. I am not used to carrying a knife horizontally on the belt - will have to get back to you as to whether I think that is a Pro or a Con (need to use it some more before I make that judgment). Otherwise, it is a great spending the day in the woods knife. It is built strong enough that I bet that I will be passing it down to one of those young fisherfolks - maybe I better get two more! I recommend this knife!