Ray Rogers Handcrafted Knife

"W. D. Grey" wrote in message
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In article , Tom Nakashima
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The handle is Bird's Eye Maple, which is my favorite wood, with a touch of
turquoise on the top end. It's a 9" flexible carbon steel blade. He even
put
my name on the blade opposite side of his logo. Some have commented it's
too
nice to take to the field, but like a violinist once said to me, it
doesn't
do any good sitting in the case.

http://home.comcast.net/~tomnak/fillet8.JPG

Very elegant - can you fillet a trout though ?.....:-)
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Bill Grey


I actually had it made for the King Salmon.
I was on a Alaskan River for 9 days this past July, could have used it, as
we caught a lot of kings, as well as Leopard Rainbows. Ray finished the
knife 2 weeks after I got back, I guess timing is everything, but next year
I'll put it to good use.
-tom

"Tom Nakashima" wrote in news:f9uuu0$7in$1
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I actually had it made for the King Salmon.

That's a pretty knife! For some odd reason, I now have an image of you
wrestling a King Salmon with the knife clenched firmly between your teeth.
Perhaps I need a drink.

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Scott
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"Tom Nakashima" wrote in news:f9uuu0$7in$1
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I actually had it made for the King Salmon.

That's a pretty knife! For some odd reason, I now have an image of you
wrestling a King Salmon with the knife clenched firmly between your teeth.
Perhaps I need a drink.

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Scott
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A Gibson?
-tom

In article , Tom Nakashima
writes

"W. D. Grey" wrote in message
...
In article , Tom Nakashima
writes
The handle is Bird's Eye Maple, which is my favorite wood, with a touch of
turquoise on the top end. It's a 9" flexible carbon steel blade. He even
put
my name on the blade opposite side of his logo. Some have commented it's
too
nice to take to the field, but like a violinist once said to me, it
doesn't
do any good sitting in the case.

http://home.comcast.net/~tomnak/fillet8.JPG

Very elegant - can you fillet a trout though ?.....:-)
--
Bill Grey


I actually had it made for the King Salmon.
I was on a Alaskan River for 9 days this past July, could have used it, as
we caught a lot of kings, as well as Leopard Rainbows. Ray finished the
knife 2 weeks after I got back, I guess timing is everything, but next year
I'll put it to good use.
-tom



You have a fine looking weapon - hope you have lots of use for it.
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Bill Grey