SORD 6″ Serrated Fillet Knife – Perfect for Thick Scales

By Eugene L.

SORD Fishing Products has brought out another premium fillet knife built for dealing with the toughest of fish scales, the SORD 6″ Serrated fillet knife. A more compact option than the SORD 9″ serrated knife, the 6″ is a tough little knife that can easily punch through scales and saw through bones and frozen bait. Perfect for removing fins, collars, and sword bills. This is a full tang knife with a carbon steel blade, with wicked sharp serrations that will hold a sharp edge for a long time. For corrosion resistance, the blade comes with a Teflon and titanium coating. The handle is made of heavy-duty G10 scales that won’t slip in your hand even when wet or slimy. Like all SORD knives, the 6″ serrated knife ships with a heat-formed Kydex sheath that has a belt clip.

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The SORD Fishing Products 6″ Serrated fillet knife is available now through SORD with an MSRP of $95. Each premium serrated fillet knife comes with a limited lifetime warranty from SORD Fishing Products.

SORD 6″ Serrated Fillet Knife – Perfect for Thick Scales

SORD 6″ Serrated Fillet Knife Key Features

  • Ideal for cleaning all thick-scaled species like sheepshead, triggerfish, redfish, and red snapper.
  • Shorter, 6″ blade for precise tip control.
  • Fully serrated edge for sawing through scales, bones, collars, and bills.
  • Comes with a Kydex sheath with a belt clip
  • Full Tang Blade
  • Overall Length – 11.75 inches (29.85 cm)
  • Blade Length – 6 inches (15.24 cm)
  • Blade Material – 5cr15mov steel
  • Blade Style – Fillet Knife
  • Mechanism – Fixed Blade
  • Blade Finish –Teflon and Titanium Coating
  • Blade Color – Black
  • Handle Material – G10
  • Handle Color –Black and White
  • Weight – 7.2 oz | 204.117
  • Warranty – Lifetime Warranty for Manufacturer Defects
  • MSRP – $95
  • Available – Available Now
SORD 6″ Serrated Fillet Knife – Perfect for Thick Scales

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