Hi Heath, Great description of the differences of the two knives. The two knives seem to have advantages in certain circumstances but it seems like the Soft Grip may be the best all around knife. Hope everyone is well. The virus is getting worse everywhere, so stay safe and good luck, Mickey
Hi Mickey, you're 100% correct... Sofgrip is the all around better knife... However for the average angler that fishes every once in a while... They would have to consider their options, which is why I did the comparison.. Yes sir, the virus is seeming to break out again... Not hoping for a complete shut down... Just hoping for simplicity and good health for everyone. Hope you stay safe, hope all is well on the home front. Take care :)
Hi captain Heath, never used Dexter knives, more inclined to Vitorinox brand which also is pocket friendly and offers about the same kind of blades but great job describing the product you use regularly, going to give it a try, good luck, stay safe and keep it coming!
Also like the Victorinox knives. I bought a set. Way better than just about anything else for the money. The chef's knife is great and holds an edge very well.
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some great feedback. I've seen Victorinox knives but have never used them... However, I'm always inclined to hear other people's perspectives and give new things a try. Thanks again for sharing and for your support. Tight lines & take care ;)
Thanks a boat load for watching and leaving some great feedback.... Also for sharing about the Voctorinox knives. Always a pleasure to hear from you. I really appreciate you sharing info and your support fir the channel. Tight lines & take care ;)
Thanks a million for watching... Great to hear from you, I really appreciate your support for the channel. When it comes to pliers, I haven't really gone into using name brand manufacturers, however, it's a brilliant idea... I'll be sure to star doing some homework and get it on my list. Thanks again. Tight lines & take care ;)
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some positive feedback. Always great to hear from you. I really appreciate your support for the channel. Take care ;)
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some positive feedback. I really appreciate hearing from you and your support for the channel. Tight lines & take care ;)
thank you but I'm stuck on Rapala 7" fillet Sharp as hell comes with a sheath and sharpener hell I've even got one in the Kitchen and you can get them at Wally World for $15
Thanks a bazillion for watching and leaving the endearing comment. I live at Wally World.. The one near me carries Danco, Mustad, Rapala, Cuda & Tsunami knives... All quality knives... I guess all have our favorites... I've been stuck on Dexter's for what seema like decades... But I give all the others a fair shot, I might have little bit of the "old dog, new trick" syndrome though. It's always great to hear from you... I truly enjoy a refreshing and different POV.... Thanks again for everything and for sharing. Take care ;)
Thanks a million for watching and asking a great question. I believe you are asking which sofgrip knife I would choose for the species speckled trout and redfish. I would definitely go with the 6" boning, as I have filleted both species with that knife. I does a great job removing the flesh and skinning. It's a jack of all trades knife. Hope this helps. Take care :)
Hi Heath, Great description of the differences of the two knives. The two knives seem to have advantages in certain circumstances but it seems like the Soft Grip may be the best all around knife. Hope everyone is well. The virus is getting worse everywhere, so stay safe and good luck, Mickey
Hi Mickey, you're 100% correct... Sofgrip is the all around better knife... However for the average angler that fishes every once in a while... They would have to consider their options, which is why I did the comparison.. Yes sir, the virus is seeming to break out again... Not hoping for a complete shut down... Just hoping for simplicity and good health for everyone. Hope you stay safe, hope all is well on the home front. Take care :)
Hi Heath, Thank you. Glad you're all well. Take care, Mickey
Hi captain Heath, never used Dexter knives, more inclined to Vitorinox brand which also is pocket friendly and offers about the same kind of blades but great job describing the product you use regularly, going to give it a try, good luck, stay safe and keep it coming!
Also like the Victorinox knives. I bought a set. Way better than just about anything else for the money. The chef's knife is great and holds an edge very well.
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some great feedback. I've seen Victorinox knives but have never used them... However, I'm always inclined to hear other people's perspectives and give new things a try. Thanks again for sharing and for your support. Tight lines & take care ;)
Good job, Heath. Well rounded comparison.
Thanks a boat load for watching and leaving some great feedback.... Also for sharing about the Voctorinox knives. Always a pleasure to hear from you. I really appreciate you sharing info and your support fir the channel. Tight lines & take care ;)
Great tutorial Heath.
Thanks a million for watching. Always great hearing from you. Glad you enjoyed the show. Tight lines & take care ;)
Great video! Can u make a pliar comparison
Thanks a million for watching... Great to hear from you, I really appreciate your support for the channel. When it comes to pliers, I haven't really gone into using name brand manufacturers, however, it's a brilliant idea... I'll be sure to star doing some homework and get it on my list. Thanks again. Tight lines & take care ;)
Thanks man! Always very informative!!!
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some positive feedback. Always great to hear from you. I really appreciate your support for the channel. Take care ;)
Great info 👍🏾
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some positive feedback. I really appreciate hearing from you and your support for the channel. Tight lines & take care ;)
thank you but I'm stuck on Rapala 7" fillet Sharp as hell comes with a sheath and sharpener hell I've even got one in the Kitchen and you can get them at Wally World for $15
Thanks a bazillion for watching and leaving the endearing comment. I live at Wally World.. The one near me carries Danco, Mustad, Rapala, Cuda & Tsunami knives... All quality knives... I guess all have our favorites... I've been stuck on Dexter's for what seema like decades... But I give all the others a fair shot, I might have little bit of the "old dog, new trick" syndrome though. It's always great to hear from you... I truly enjoy a refreshing and different POV.... Thanks again for everything and for sharing. Take care ;)
So if you had to take on dexter sofgrip to clean specs and redfish, which one would you get?
Thanks a million for watching and asking a great question. I believe you are asking which sofgrip knife I would choose for the species speckled trout and redfish. I would definitely go with the 6" boning, as I have filleted both species with that knife. I does a great job removing the flesh and skinning. It's a jack of all trades knife. Hope this helps. Take care :)
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing thanks for the feedback