Gerber Controller 10" Fillet Fishing Knife Fixed Blade vs Morakniv Fishing Comfort Scaler Fixed Blade Knife

. After some work I was able to get a sharp edge on the blade, not sure how long it will hold though. Time will tell

Crazy sharp. This is a stout and stiff utility blade, so you can’t expect it to be great at filleting or removing skin, but for everything up to that point, from trimming your line, cutting the bait, bleeding, gutting, scaling, and making the first cuts on the fish, this thing just kills. I plan to get the large one too, after seeing how nice this small one is, for the occasional hefty Halibut or Sheepshead, but this small one would still be my main fishing knife.

The grip is comfortable and supportive as advertised. The sheath is just the icing on the cake for its protection, ease of carry and its built in sharpener. As if the knife wasn't enough birthday gift for me.

Awesome sheath, comes with a pattern that allows the knife to dry or water to drain easily. I also use it while fishing to cut up bait.

Buying the Gerber knife, I decided for the largest knife not wanting to compromise on usefulness. Upon getting it, I almost thought it was too big but when I actually used it for different types of fish I was surprised at how useful it was and it really was worth the money to get. It might be a bigger knife, but it's very functional with its size.

The blade is thicker and more narrow and stiff than i was expecting. Not a fillet knife but as with all Mora knives is well made and worth the price.

The grip is perfect for my hand. If there’s any changes after the first use I’ll come back and make the necessary changes. Arrived faster than what I expected.

Have tried several deboning knives, by far the most comfortable grip, easy to touch up sharpness. Not really a skinning or gut blade, but breaks deer down easily and debones meat effortlessly. Receivers of gift say the same.