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	Rapala Fillet Knife Sharpener - Fine
	A sharp knife is a safe knife, needing less force to cut and less likely to be deflected from it's intended path. Use this fine sharpener from Rapala to give your filleting knife an extra keen edge and reduce the chance of accidents. It contains two fine ceramic 'stones' set at just the right angle for filleting knives. The double-sided finger grooves have safety edges to help keep your fingers out of danger.
	RRP: ~~£4.99~~ Our Price: £3.98 You Save: 20%

	Rapala Fillet Knife Sharpener - Coarse & Fine
	Don't throw out that blunt filleting knife. This knife sharpener from Rapala has a set of coarse and fine ceramic 'stones' set at just the right angle to bring badly blunted blades back to their former glory in no time. Use the coarse side to quickly grind out any dents and the fine side to get that final keen edge.
	RRP: ~~£5.99~~ Our Price: £4.79 You Save: 20%

	Rapala ProGuide Hook Sharpener
	Don't let your fish get away. A sharp hook will connect you to more fish than a blunt one and if you have a few favourite flies you use time after time then this will keep them needle sharp. The fine grit aluminium oxide stone has grooves to guide the fly and slides away into it's own protective handle.
	RRP: ~~£7.99~~ Our Price: £6.39 You Save: 20%
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