Where can I get this sharpened?

....need a sheath too.

Anyone? Bueller...Bueller....

(was a gift from Fishmaster1)

Ah, a pacific halibut fillet knife!

or an alaskan stache trimmer.....why don't you learn how to use a stone?

why don't you learn how to use a stone?

x2...


but if you really want to get it professionally done:
http://www.bernalcutlery.com/

or an alaskan stache trimmer.....why don't you learn how to use a stone?

...why don't you just hook me up with one your lawn mower buddies

you're gonna have to get REALLY close to the bear to kill it with that. And I've seen the way your throw so thats not gonna work either.

Mooch,

Molly Stones in San Mateo does it for $8.00 first Monday or Wednesday of every month.  Wrap it in a towel and and place a rubber band around it.  Fill out a form at the butcher shop and leave it with them, come back in a week.

alternative, sometimes there is a guy at the Belmont Farmers Market on Sunday Mornings.  He sharpens almost anything.  I don't remember what he charges.

Mooch,

Molly Stones in San Mateo does it for $8.00 first Monday or Wednesday of every month.  Wrap it in a towel and and place a rubber band around it.  Fill out a form at the butcher shop and leave it with them, come back in a week.

alternative, sometimes there is a guy at the Belmont Farmers Market on Sunday Mornings.  He sharpens almost anything.  I don't remember what he charges.

Thanks Kevin - that's the answer I was looking for.

Mooch,

Molly Stones in San Mateo does it for $8.00 first Monday or Wednesday of every month.  Wrap it in a towel and and place a rubber band around it.  Fill out a form at the butcher shop and leave it with them, come back in a week.

alternative, sometimes there is a guy at the Belmont Farmers Market on Sunday Mornings.  He sharpens almost anything.  I don't remember what he charges.

Thanks Kevin - that's the answer I was looking for.

the Nob Hill markets in my hood do it as well. I am pretty sure most markets that have actual butchers will do it. Mooch just wear a nice sun dress when you ask. I'd also think a good fish market would help a fishing bro out.

Like changing a tire , something you need to learn. Save your money buy a good diamond stone .angle and pressure play with a cheep one untill its sharp . You can do it

or an alaskan stache trimmer.....why don't you learn how to use a stone?

...why don't you just hook me up with one your lawn mower buddies

To sharpen your blade or you lookin for a date?

To sharpen your blade or you lookin for a date?

Whatever works.

Mooch, get a large stone dude. It will be just as cheap as having it honed one time. Then build a little box for the stone to set in................... wait maybe thats too much. Just get a stone. You are going to need one when you have to fillet all your clients fish. Thats included , right?

My house, come grasshopper let me show you the way of the sword. Nice equalizer Mooch, don't get pulled over on your bike with that

Get this one:

http://warthogsharp.com/?page_id=261