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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