Nice review. I’ve never used a cordless I have always been a mister twister corded. I’d try this one out That’s exactly how I fillet crappie also. Sometimes I’d have some pin bones and I’d cut a small strip out to remove them
This is the first one I've ever owned. I've read that the Mister Twister is a really strong knife. If the cord doesn't bother you and you don't need it out in the outdoors that's probably plenty for most people. If you were to go with a Bubba make sure it's the Pro model. But the Rapala is way less money. Also the two included blades are adequate for most all needs. I purchased an American Angler blade for mine thats thin thinking it may work better and be more flexible for taking the skin off, but I don't use it because the blades it comes with work fine for that and are actually sharper having deeper serrations. I've never found pin bones with this method but when I used to come in along the spine and around the rib cage I would have to cut some out. I catch a lot of large trout which you can see in my last video before this one and at the end I used this knife to effortlessly fillet them. Thanks for watching.
Nice review. I’ve never used a cordless I have always been a mister twister corded. I’d try this one out That’s exactly how I fillet crappie also. Sometimes I’d have some pin bones and I’d cut a small strip out to remove them
This is the first one I've ever owned. I've read that the Mister Twister is a really strong knife. If the cord doesn't bother you and you don't need it out in the outdoors that's probably plenty for most people. If you were to go with a Bubba make sure it's the Pro model. But the Rapala is way less money. Also the two included blades are adequate for most all needs. I purchased an American Angler blade for mine thats thin thinking it may work better and be more flexible for taking the skin off, but I don't use it because the blades it comes with work fine for that and are actually sharper having deeper serrations. I've never found pin bones with this method but when I used to come in along the spine and around the rib cage I would have to cut some out. I catch a lot of large trout which you can see in my last video before this one and at the end I used this knife to effortlessly fillet them. Thanks for watching.
@@tonylwright I’ll definitely have to try it out. I upgraded to the Mister Twister marine version. It’s more heavy duty but I wouldn’t mind cordless
I've never heard that fish pronounced that way.