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The chosen tool by anglers of the northwest and Alaska, the Rapala® Spoon Fillet offers trout & salmon anglers a quick and easy way to fillet, then remove the bloodline with the same tool. Soft-touch ebony colored handle provides both comfort and secure grip. Stainless steel blade is designed with strong lower blade that can easily cut through bone and tough skin, yet is flexible enough for easy fillting. Integrated stainless steel spoon makes fast work of bloodline removal. Two sizes fit most needs. Includes easy-clean open sheath.
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