Fingerling Fish Knife
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A perfectly-sized pocket knife playfully shaped like a "fingerling", juvenile fish often found in fresh water streams. The sharp, stainless steel blade and leather strap make it an ideal little tool for the avid fisherman, but also makes a great accessory for any fan of utility knives. Crafted by a 200 year old cutlery.
Materials: stainless steel, chrome
Made by: Mollyjogger
Made in: USA
Specifications: 2" blade; 3" closed
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