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I haven't gotten one yet.  I bought one for a client, hoping to get a report on how well it worked before I bought one. It seems that it was misplaced (at the clients house - not mine) and it was requested that I pick up another one next time I'm going past a Cabelas......
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I had to dig this one out of the archives...... So who do you think makes the best electric knife for filleting (pan fish)? I only asked this because a friend brought over eighteen crappie the other night that he didn't want to clean. I put them in a 5 gallon bucket and put ice on them. I forgot about them while playing around on PB  . Anyway , I saw them before I went to bed. I've never used an electric knife on pan-fish before (knew it had to be quicker) and I kinda messed up the first couple. Wow did it get easier after that!!! I can fillet decent but if I'm home cleaning fish, I'm going electric. It was like a hot knife going through butter. I think the hardest part was staying out of the rib bones.
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