Description
Make fish cleaning and filleting a breeze with this sleek, precision Elk Ridge ER20005F Fillet Knife. With a long, flexible blade and ergonomic grip, it’s designed for smooth, controlled cuts — ideal for anglers, chefs, or anyone who wants clean, accurate fillets.
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Model: ER20005F
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Total Length: 12.5 inches
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Blade Length: 6.75 inches
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Blade Material: 5Cr15MoV stainless steel, satin finish Discount Cutlery+2Borras Outdoor+2
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Handle: Blue rubberized nylon (overmolded / injection molded) for non-slip grip Blades For Life+2Frontier Blades+2
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Sheath: Black nylon belt sheath included
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Boxed: Yes
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Origin: Made in China Discount Cutlery+1
Features & Benefits
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Flexible fillet blade (6.75″) | Enables precise trimming near bones and curves of fish |
| 5Cr15MoV stainless steel | Offers good corrosion resistance and edge retention |
| Rubberized nylon handle | Comfortable grip, even when wet or slimy |
| Full overall length (12.5″) | Gives reach and control when filleting larger fish |
| Included sheath | Safe transport and easy attachment to belts |
| Boxed packaging | Ready for gifting or retail presentation |
Why Choose This Knife
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Precision & Control: The long, slim blade lets you follow the natural contours of your catch for clean cuts.
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Durability vs Cost: The 5Cr15MoV steel is well-suited for casual or semi-pro use — a strong balance between performance and price.
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Grip You Can Trust: The overmolded rubberized handle keeps your hand steady, reducing slips during wet use.
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Complete Package: Includes sheath and attractive box, so it’s ready for sale or gifting.
FAQs
Q: Is this full tang or partial tang?
A: Some sources describe it as full tang construction. Blades For Life+1
Q: How do I sharpen it?
A: Use a fine sharpening stone or ceramic rod, keeping a low angle (~15°–20°) for best results over repeated fish cuts.
Q: Is it dishwasher safe?
A: I don’t recommend it — hand wash with mild soap and dry immediately to preserve the blade and prevent corrosion.
Q: What fish sizes is it good for?
A: Best suited for medium to larger fish. For very small fish, a shorter, more rigid blade might work better.
Q: Will it handle saltwater use?
A: Yes, if rinsed thoroughly with fresh water and dried after use. The steel has moderate corrosion resistance.
