Getting the gear ready for the season and noticed my titanium dive knife can't hold and edge any more.....time for a new one

Wondering what kind of knives we are using either in our bag, on our belt or on our leg.

why my K bar of course:bl2:

never leave home without it......

Myerchin's solid stainless sheepsfoot sheath knife. (Thats a mouthfull)
And the Gerber Recoil.

"Why bring a knife to a gun fight?":heybaby:

http://images.andale.com/f2/111/117/19760565/1128778450299_1129048931812_rivrunner.jpg

I use this:

okay, seriously, I use this, got it at target for like $25 I think.

i never carry a knife. :huh:

i usually have two knives on me at ALL times... all my tools have to
be as "sharp" as a razor.

i have weapons at the ready strategically positioned near my doors.

for fishing i usually have a buck filet knife strapped on my hip.

in my kitchen i have a sword where i can get to it in a hurry.

i keep a dingo ....that can hear a pin drop.

i sleep very lightly next to my shotgun.

i dont trust anyone farther than i can throw them unless they earned it.

Like SALTY...i have been burned way to many times. :hs:

:hidin: :err: :huh:

I have been in the surf for 30+ years and never carried a knife. I can't think of an instance where I needed one either. I have several in my truck but my pliers with the side cutters always seems to be enough.

I carry a short kitchen knife on my belt. Usually add another on my calf or arm if I'm wetsuiting in rough/rocky water... the back-up is a mychelyn (spelled wrong I know) shark knife which is a small 1 piece safety knife.

Just a small rapala fillet knife on my belt on my right hip. Funny thing is when I'm jigging I use the knife all the time, cutting braid and changing frayed leaders. It's the pliers I rarely need. Thats the best thing about a jig, they pop right out....

Gerber paratrooper daily carry.

Blunt nosed I forget the name dive knife if Im in the wetsuit. Stupid freakin Lobster POTS!!!!!!!! :af:

I have been in the surf for 30+ years and never carried a knife. I can't think of an instance where I needed one either. I have several in my truck but my pliers with the side cutters always seems to be enough.

how about that night when i snuck up on you @ your rock :hihi: :lasso:

My POS Rapala knife... sharp enough for whatever I need it for... (Usually gutting fish on the rocks)

I use this:
Thats not a knife....
This is a knife....

I keep a good, sturdy fixed blade knife on me. I forget the exact brand. Contrary to popular belief its not for fighting off sharks, breaking locks on fences, or killing people on who are in my spot. Its for cutting through all that supposedly "non-ripable materail" your gear's made of. Lets say you get knocked down your bag, belt, what ever is wedged under a rock or something and you can't get up. Now you're about to drown as waves conitiue to wash over you, but you don't because you cut the bag strap and save your life rather than fumbling with the strap. Completely hypothetical, hope it doesn't happen, but it could.

I carry a basic 6" filet knife with the tip blunted, it is easier to gut, scale fish on the water then in the kitchen

2 knifes,one is a Rapala knife and the other is a Benchmade H2O.


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cheap filet knife, gerber ez-out sharp enough to shave with, glock 9mm in case of emergency

7.5" Diver's knife strapped to my leg (especially when I fish the ditch at night).....

Love my Leatherman for on the hip -- filet knife in the sand sled. Small handgun for safety reasons:laugha: :laugha: ?

Small handgun for safety reasons:laugha: :laugha: ?

like this?

Plastic Butter Knife from wendy's.
Hey those things are sharp.
Thats all I am allowed to have.
I can schmear things really good wit it.

Well, it's a wonder they let you have anything sharp at all...
The Meds must be working :D

I stopped buying expensive knives of any kind a few years ago, I've lost spyderco, gerber etc.. I know buy $9 folding knives at west marine for day to day..

My gerber multi-tool is always on my hip, fishing or not...

Emerson Commander knife but of course...

Ice

like this?

just a little larger - fits in the wader pouch easily.

Thats not a knife....
This is a knife....

LOL I was actually looking for a pic of Crocadile Dundee's knife.
ok I found it

Guns beat knives!:rocketem:

Guns beat knives!:rocketem:
That's what I was saying swimmer.:rotfl: :liquify:

I usually have many knifes on the boat , but when at the Ditch or local shores my pliers and a 3" sharp shank in the bag ,but my go to wepon is my ICE PICK silent and deadly, fishing the Ditch in the middle of the night is kind of freaky all depends where you are but I've run into some strange people that just don't understand when I say get the F%(K away from me I'm fishing.
Ever had that guy from the dark say hey can I watch you for a while
or @ 2am HI what ya doin looking for some company?
LINK SR:splat:

I prefer ranged weapons to close quarters..............seriously, what's the knife used for? I'd stab myself in the dark?:musc:

I prefer ranged weapons to close quarters......musc:

I prefer CQC why get them from a distance when you can watch there face :heybaby:

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2 knifes,one is a Rapala knife and the other is a Benchmade H2O.


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Like the poor skunk?

:confused:

WTF? Handguns?
I haven't pissed that many people off.

Leatherman Wave & Buck 114 Ranger for fresh.
Gerber pliers & serrated edge Gator for salt.

And the absolute best thing to get rid of any kind of human intrusion? Parodis.
Nasty little black Italian cigars. Like from the old Clint Eastwood movies. Things I learned from my father.
They keep the bugs away from ME.

Like the poor skunk?
Hey!I thought this thread was about kinves not stones:laughs: Man you shoulda heard the hiss comming from him when the boulder landed on him:shocked:

BTW congrats and how the hell are ya?