Best electric fillet knife for panfish?

[KrabbyPatties]

I absolutely love using an electric fillet knife compared to a regular fillet knife. I have a Mister Twister brand that is about 15 years old--I think I have the 7" blades on it....actually, they're 8" long, but they supposedly come in 7" and 9". It's really great for filleting most fish, but it can be a little tricky when dealing with smaller panfish, which is what I find myself keeping more of these days. I've only tried a couple of other knives, but they haven't been better. Does anyone know of an electric fillet knife that works well and is a little better for finessing smaller panfish?

[Kodiak]

i have the rapala one, it has 3 different length of blades,,the shortest blade does a good job but my buddy swears by the mr. twister.

[snapjigger]

I have the twister also. I don't think its going to matter which one you use. If you are trying to clean smaller fish its going to be harder. Just like using a regular knife, smaller fish are always harder to clean.

[gregg52]

i use the short blade in the rapala

just cuz it looks better..lol

probably just in my head....lo

[ikona]

Mr twister gets my vote I've tried the rapala did not like the trigger I did like the design of the blades of the rap Ala.

[Rivernut]

+1 on the Mister Twister. I also have had mine for years, and works great.

[Nozzlejocky]

I have a Mister Twister electric knife but have used Rapala and no-name versions a couple times. I'll stick with my MT. The others worked but I found no advantage over mine. One thing I have stayed away from is the cordless models as I've heard bad reports on them.

[dfeste]

For filleting small(pan) fish I agree that they will all be pretty much the same. I have the corded Rapala and it works fine. I also agree with the trigger on the Rapala knife being a pita. I solved the problem by placing a few drops of super glue down into the lock with it open. I now just squeeze the trigger and go.