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questions ask a question contact questions ask a question contact search for: search get the fishing questions you need answered here. fishing questions is a q&a; community website for fishing enthusiasts. we work together to build a huge library of answers to fishing questions. join in a relaxed atmosphere where arguing, bullying is not tolerated all blog articles general fishing what all in one seafood fishing knife is perfect for the toolbox the fishing may 15, 2019 no comments 3 minute read 282 views question: what all in one seafood fishing knife is perfect for the toolbox “i often wonder what type of tool set i should have to prepare seafood in general. is there any all in one knife set to prepare the vast array of seafood you can find up and down the the country. personally i am finding it really perplexing that i need such a huge toolkit for the kitchen and i am looking for perhaps the standout knife that will give me more than one function in the kitchen such as a fillet knife that doubles up as a knife for cutting sashimi for example, can you help me with the all in one kitchen knife that’s the perfect accompaniment to any toolbox for the kitchen, professional or hobbyist alike.” answer: the best fishing knife for your toolbox at home or in a professional kitchen this is a tricky question. the perfect fishing knife should be able to fillet, cut sashimi, go through bone when it’s a must, makes for a really difficult equation but we are going to take a look at a couple of cracking all round fishing knives and perhaps a small fish knife set that will get the job done. it’s quite interesting how many disciplines you need to master in order that the whole spectrum of seafood can be handled with skills and professionalism. fish fillet knives in the toolbox personally as a go to knife for seafood and fish in general is the fish filleting knife is the go to piece of kit for any budding seafood hobbyist or chef. it’s the professionals choice for a vast array of important cutting processes in the kitchen. if i had to pick any one of the knives to place in my toolbox then it would be this knife. it’s absolutely vital to have a sharp filleting knife when handling both seafood and shellfish. you can’t deal with a scallop for example without one of these beautiful knives and at the same time fish cutting just won’t work without a fish filleting knife . sushi knife is an amazing piece of kit if there’s another tool that i’d love to recommend it would be the sashimi/ sushi knife. this beautiful knife will turn you into a complete professional when it comes to preparing your seafood raw. one tool that you really need with this is the tweezers to remove any bones. you really do not want to dull this fish knife with a bone as some japanese chefs will literally spend hours sharpening their knife kit which would be heartbreaking to then go and cut through bone which will undo hours of quality work. conclusion – fillet knife is the ultimate fish knife you really can’t go wrong with the boning and cutting fish fillet knife. it’s generally the right piece of kit for so many applications in a kitchen preparing fish that you would do much better to spend a good chunk of money on this knife and then use it for a multiple purposes than buying a cheaper all round set. i hope that you’ve enjoyed this write up on fish knives and if you have any suggestions that might help us improve this write up then please do feel free to leave your fishy comments below general tackle circle hooks, barbless, would that not be the answer to the parrot mouth carp problem the fishing may 8, 2019 no comments 2 minute read 249 views question circle hooks are self hooking no need to strike and a very high % rate of lipped hooked fish as apposed to j hooks which cause a lot more damage to fish lips and internally more gut hooked fish than circle hooks. primarily used for commercial long liners at sea, one big advantage was that they did not catch as many % of unwanted quarry like sea turtles and sharks only the fish they were after and the major thing was they were lipped hooked as apposed to gut hooked j hooks and unwanted quarry kills. circle hooks are mainly barbed with the point turned in, some advantage the point don’t get blunted, they do come barbless now and in smaller sizes. just wonder if you would use these for carp fishing or have used them. answer i can’t really comment on the hooks as such because i would never use anything over a size 14 and barbless in my fishing, i pole fish so i need to keep things in the right size, as for the so called ”parrot mouth” and what causes it, well many say it is barbless hooks, some say it is more like barbed, then you get some saying it is braided lines but others say it is low diameter lines, do we really know what causes these problems?…for a long time now i have thought it more to be the way some play the fish, cranking like mad instead of playing the carp does it untold damage, remember one force pulling one way the other pulling the other way, what is going to go?…the line, no because we are told we need to use line that can hold up so it has to be the lips, this is the weaker point, just imagine having a hook in you’re mouth then running away only to have it stopped dead, what would happen, one thing is for sure you’re lip would be a mess and this is what happens to the fish, chunks are taken out of the mouths simply because they are not played in the right way, so the hook pulled, did it?..or did it rip through the lip because you played it all wrong, we have to look at this from all angles and this is my take on this matter. carp fishing “parrot mouth” what evidence? the fishing may 8, 2019 no comments 2 minute read 179 views question just done a quick internet search on any scientific evidence to this problem and found none. some excellent debates on various websites on this subject. from what i can gather from other anglers there are a combination of factors for this, barbed/barbless hooks, to powerful test curve rods not suitable for the venue, excessive heavy line when not needed, braid line, birth defects! (not sure on that one) bullying tactics from the angler who does not know how to play the fish. while this is not so much as a question as to an observation, the reason i have written this short piece is that i came across an article in “goat world” i kid you not (pun intended) that goats develop and horses too, a thing called “carp mouth” which is the same as “parrot mouth” how peculiar? thought i would share this bit of useless information with you, and sorry you will never get that five minutes of your life back in reading this! ha ha answer i have already given what i think causes this problem in another post, it is a age old problem and one that is getting worse, i believe it is through the increase in carp anglers and there lack of knowlegde on how to play the fish right, you can not just pick a rod up and fish without learning a few things first and i don’t think some of these new to carp fishing have learnt anything because they see these videos and think that is easy i will do that, what they see is a seasoned pro doing it the right way, they will have no idea how to play a carp, once they get a take it will be…oh i have one look….and start to crank like mad, tighten the clutch right up, you name it and i bet they do it because they have learnt nothing…..the old saying”all the gear, no idea” comes to mind and i feel using line that can tow a car round will only lead to more damage. i use 6lb bs,as you know i pole fish but i have caught carp over 20lb on my pole with such line, ok so not a 30lb plus but the waters i fish don’t house such carp so a 6lb main is all you need but some use 15lb plus for carp of this size,is that right?…i don’t think so, no need for such big lines to be used but i would if the carp went to 25lb plus use a stronger line and not a pole either, i am not that silly,,well….but the point i am m

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