Fillet Knives

Achieve perfect, paper-thin cuts with our ultra-flexible Fillet Knives tailored for fish and fine meats.

Forked Damascus knife with a turquoise handle on a white background

12" Premium Damascus Fillet Knife with Aqua Handle

$190.00$90.00
12" Premium Damascus Fillet Knife with Aqua Handle – Precision and Strength Experience exceptional performance with the 12" Premium Damascus Fillet Knife with an aqua-colored handle. Crafted from high-quality Damascus...
Knife with a black handle on a white background

12" Damascus Steel Fillet Knife for Fish and Boning

$190.00$89.00
12" Damascus Steel Fillet Knife for Fish and Boning – Sharp, Strong, and Precise Introducing the 12" Damascus Steel Fillet Knife for Fish and Boning, designed for the discerning chef...
Knife with blue handle and silver blade next to a brown leather sheath on a white background

Damascus Fillet Knife with Blue Resin (8-inch)

$189.99$119.99
Elegant Blue Handle Damascus Fish Fillet Achieve precise cuts with our Damascus Fillet Knife, featuring a stunning blue resin handle. This exceptional tool is specifically designed for effortless filleting of...
Knife with wooden handle and leather sheath on a white background

Elegant Damascus Fillet Knife with Wood Handle

$189.99$99.99
Artisan Crafted Damascus Steel Fillet Blade Master the art of precise cutting with our Damascus Fillet Knife, featuring a unique Premium wood handle. This exceptional tool is designed for effortless...
Knife with wooden handle and leather sheath on a white background

Handmade Fishing Fillet Blade Knife

$169.99$99.99
Fillet Damascus Blade Knife with Red Packwood Handel Prepare your catch with precision using our Handmade Damascus Steel Fillet Fishing Knife. This essential tool for anglers and chefs features a slender,...

True Knife’s Premium Fillet Knives

At True Knife, our fillet knives are crafted for precision and durability. Designed for effortless fish preparation, each knife features razor-sharp, flexible blades that make skinning, deboning, and cleaning fast and easy. Handmade from high-quality Damascus steel or stainless steel, these knives offer unmatched performance, complemented by ergonomic, non-slip handles that provide secure control. Whether you're a home cook or professional chef, these knives deliver the sharpness and reliability you need for flawless filleting. Shop now to find your perfect tool.

Why Choose True Knife’s Fillet Knives?

Our fillet knives offer precision, efficiency, and comfort. The flexible, sharp blades glide smoothly along fish bones, ensuring clean, waste-free cuts. Designed with ergonomic handles, our knives offer control and safety, even when wet.

Key Features

  • Precision Blades: Flexible, sharp blades for clean cuts and minimal waste.
  • Durable Materials: Crafted from Damascus steel or stainless steel for long-lasting sharpness.
  • Ergonomic Handles: Comfortable, non-slip grips for full control and safety.
  • Variety of Blade Lengths: Available in 6-inch and 9-inch sizes for small and large fish.
  • Low Maintenance: Easy to clean and minimal sharpening required.
  • Corrosion Resistance: Resistant to saltwater and fish acids.
  • Lifetime Warranty: Comprehensive warranty for peace of mind.

How to Choose the Best Fillet Knife

  • Blade Size: Shorter blades (4-6 inches) for small fish, longer blades (7-9 inches) for larger fish.
  • Flexibility: Choose a flexible blade for better control around bones and joints.
  • Material: Damascus steel and stainless steel blades offer durability and sharpness retention.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What type of knife is best for filleting fish?
A flexible, thin-bladed fillet knife with a length between 6-9 inches is ideal for filleting fish. The best fillet knives have narrow blades that can easily follow the bones and create clean cuts through the fish's flesh. For most fish, a 7.5-inch blade offers excellent versatility.
Is a straight or curved fillet knife better?
A curved blade is generally better for filleting fish because it allows for smoother, more controlled cuts when following the natural contours of the fish. The upward curve of the blade tip helps separate the meat from bones more efficiently, especially around fins and ribcages.
What is the most effective method for cutting fish?
Generally, start by scaling the fish. Then, make an initial cut behind the gills. Use your fillet knife to carefully separate the fillet from the backbone, working from head to tail. For skinning, hold the fillet firmly by the tail and use the knife to separate the skin from the flesh.