how is it with fish scales?
1784441
Haven't tried any fish to know but I can tell you that it catches everything. Hair, small pieces of food etc etc. I wouldnt be without it from now on and it looks so nice in the sink.
1784442
I can't tell you being that I do not scale fish, but I can tell you that it holds cooked rice from going down the drain, hope this at least helps
761072
I have cleaned ,perch, crappie and blue gills all winter, probably over 150 fish. Still sharp....I do not believe they can be sharpened. New blades would probably be cheaper even if they could re-sharpen.
1719168
This reel has great drag and is so lite to use.i have used it to catch nz kingfish up to 20 pounds which are real dirty fighters ,u can you tube this. A lovely little reel one of my favorites.
1402049
It's saltwater grade rod up to 20 pound fish or better if you finesse them. Lots folks on pier I visited had them so I bought one, the locals liked the quality and price.
1119984
I have never never used the knife to skin or gut a fish. You can get a very sharp edge on the blade and there is no reason you could not use it for cleaning fish. I have used my knife for cutting ropes, limbs (small) and everything around a camp. The knife holds it edge well and is easy to sharpen.
838220
Yes! I find it does have a fishy taste. And I mix it in with shakes that have lots of other things in it to cover the fish taste. It still overpowers the shake some times. I use less than a tsp. In the shake just to give you an idea.
350196
I own one for two years. Not that bad, as weight is concerned. I'm a female w/o strong wrist, I can handle with one hand. If I do a full wok of heavy stuff, I'll scoop some out first before lift the whole wok. It's iron, no coating, sustain heat much better. It's just healthier way of cooking. My hubby likes the dishes I made out of this wok better. I guess it's because I would be able to fully heat up the oil before stir fry. I don't worry about the coating damage and chemical release due to heating any more.
1304473
I have alread fished 30kg fish with no problem it will depend on the line. I only fish in fresh water so I would not know if is also good for salt water.
1406831
As long as you can put coarse form into the "cage", it's worth to try. Because there are many factors (e.g. power head, how many fishes you have...) that influenced the overall effects.
1212640
As far as the down imaging portion, you will only see the air bladders , blotches on screen,of the fish but see structure very detailed. The graph will pick up the fish well. Pretty awesome product. I do a lot of crappie fishing. So I can identify structure and if there's fish on it. Priced reasonable also.
74502
Yup. Been there, done that. Those are the fish I am generally going after when I'm using this pole. Though, I haven't caught any giants either, but you'll be fine with typically sized fish.
1112482
yessssssssssssss.....robalo .... that fish should be slightly frozen and slicing more easily: in very thin slices, you make a vinaigrette of garlic, ginger and finely chopped parsley and olive oil .... freshly ground pepper last :)
1769480
Between two to three pounds but if you're A real fisherman you can tell your frirnds that you caught one on it that weighed around eight pounds. Its amazing how fast A fish grows after you catch it. They're not going to believe you anyway. Nice little outfit. I bought A few to give as gifts. Great response from friends "especially children." Have fun Sincerly George Lee
1960632
I haven't used it extensively. I tried to do some chopping and made some feather sticks and it seemed to holds up pretty good. The only problem for me, it's a little bit hard to sharpen this knife with regular sharpening stone. I found out the best way is using the Diamond Pen sharpener. This is due to the unique curved shape on the middle of the blade. If you're experience maybe you can get by with a smaller, like 1 inch wide sharpening stone. But at the same time, that curved is very helpful to carve feather sticks. So it has it's pros and cons.
1632222
Although there is "fry" food, I think that is more for hatched fish. For livebearersI generally use the regular food crumbled finely between my fingers
179207
It's a really nice little tank. Any fish will do great but it is very small. I think if you did somethinglike a neon or molly you could have up to 4 or 5.
133535
My first choice would be chartreuse, 2nd white, then pink. But really depends on what bait is around and how the water clarity is. But I wouldn't get hung up on colors all that much. How you rig it is more critical. Don't drag it on the bottom aimlessly, use a bucktail and gulp teaser combo.