Brand: Danco
Model: Pro Series 9" Stout Fillet
Blade Shape: Trailing Point
Blade Material: 4116 German Stainless
Blade Finish: Dupont Teflon
Handle Material: Dual Molded
Handle Finish: Multi Texture Technology
Blade Length: 9.0"
OAL: 15.0"

Features

The Pro Series 9‑inch Stout Fillet Knife is a full‑tang fixed blade engineered for processing dense, large‑bodied fish where rigidity and cutting authority are critical. The blade measures 9 inches with an overall length of 15 inches and is manufactured from 4116 German stainless steel to deliver a razor‑sharp, long‑lasting edge with dependable corrosion resistance. A DuPont Teflon coating reduces drag and simplifies cleanup after repeated exposure to moisture, blood, and tissue, supporting efficient, controlled cuts during heavy processing.
This stout blade geometry features near‑zero flex, making it especially effective for steaking and portioning species such as tuna, cobia, and swordfish, while also excelling at preparing bonito strips and chunk bait. An ergonomic dual‑molded handle incorporates textured surfaces to enhance grip security and comfort in wet conditions, minimizing fatigue during extended use. Full‑tang construction improves balance and structural stability, and a molded sheath with integrated belt loop provides secure transport and safe storage between uses.

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