Many fillet knives are introduced each year to the fishing market.

But are they different from previous knives?

Bubba Blade’s 9-Inch Serrated Fillet Knife is.

The knife, a total of 15 inches long, including the 9-inch blade, has a serrated edge to slice through tough skin and scales, like on striped bass.

Yet the knife can make thin cuts and is flexible

That’s often a question: Do I want a fillet knife or serrated for the task at hand?

“Yes” is often the answer!

Now you can use one knife instead of two.

But the knife features other qualities that are attractive, also.

The blade is coated with a non-stick surface, bonded with titanium, helping prevent rust and pitting, and also letting meat slide off effortlessly, the company says.

The knife also features a razor-sharp point, the company says, to pierce skin and scales and start a cut.

The patented, textured rubber handle is made for a non-slip grip and includes a trigger, for when you need to apply “heat,” the company says, and thumb and finger pads.

Bubba Blade makes a variety of knives, and this is the newest.

The rest of the company’s knives feature some of the same unique qualities as this one.

One thing they also share is that they’re built to be tough, like anglers need sometimes.

Unique and handy, but also tough.

“One kick-ass knife.”

That’s the Bubba Blade motto!

For more info, visit the Bubba Blade website.