--- product_id: 770439 title: "220 Silver Creek Folding Fillet" brand: "buck knives" price: "1007 kr" currency: NOK in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Buck Knives" url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/770439-220-silver-creek-folding-fillet store_origin: NO region: Norway --- # 6.5" titanium-coated flexible blade TPE rubber anti-slip grip secure lockback mechanism 220 Silver Creek Folding Fillet **Brand:** buck knives **Price:** 1007 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎣 Slice with style, carry with confidence — the angler’s ultimate folding fillet knife! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 220 Silver Creek Folding Fillet by buck knives - **How much does it cost?** 1007 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/770439-220-silver-creek-folding-fillet) ## Best For - buck knives enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted buck knives brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Compact Power:** Folds down to 7.25" for ultimate portability without sacrificing reach or control. - • **Lifetime Confidence:** Backed by Buck’s legendary Forever Warranty — a lifetime of sharpness and reliability. - • **Grip That Won't Quit:** Ergonomic TPE rubber overmold handle ensures a secure hold even in slippery, wet conditions. - • **Precision Flexibility:** Titanium-coated 420J2 steel blade glides smoothly for flawless fillets every time. - • **Built to Brave the Elements:** Corrosion-resistant blade engineered for saltwater and freshwater durability. ## Overview The Buck Knives 220 Silver Creek Folding Fillet Knife features a 6.5-inch titanium-coated 420J2 stainless steel blade designed for precision and corrosion resistance. Its secure lockback mechanism and ergonomic TPE rubber grip provide safety and control, while its compact folding design makes it perfect for on-the-go anglers. Weighing just 6 ounces and backed by a lifetime warranty, this knife delivers professional-grade performance in a portable package. ## Description Upgrade your fishing gear with the Buck Knives 220 Silver Creek Folding Fillet Knife, the ultimate tool for anglers who demand portability without sacrificing performance. Whether you're on a boat, at the pier, or using it as a high-quality kitchen knife for fish, this fillet knife is engineered to provide the flexibility and precision needed to clean and prep fish of all sizes. The 6-1/2" blade is crafted from 420J2 stainless steel and titanium coated, offering industry-leading corrosion resistance against harsh saltwater and freshwater conditions. This fishing knife is great for heavy-duty filleting. Unlike a fixed blade that can be cumbersome to store, this folding knife features a robust lockback mechanism that locks the blade open for reliable strength and security while you work. The nail notch on the blade allows for a quick, reliable opening for quick outdoor use. The ergonomic handle is made from glass-reinforced polypropylene with a TPE rubber overmold, ensuring a comfortable, anti-slip grip even when hands are wet or covered in scales. Measuring 13-3/4" when open, the Silver Creek provides the reach necessary for a clean sweep, yet it folds down to a compact 7-1/4" for convenient carry. Each knife blade is put through a quality performance test and a rigorous heat treatment process to ensure peak performance in any environment. This ensures our knives are sharper out of the box and stay sharper longer. The Buck Knives 220 Silver Creek is built to last and is backed by our Forever Warranty, ensuring it remains a trusted fishing knife for a lifetime. We also craft hunting knives, pocket knives, kitchen knives, and more. Review: ONE BADAZZ FOLDING BLADE!!!!! - Yep! That's what I said. A little larger than I anticipated, but still fits my average small hand very well and the extra added length is actually a benefit. Has a nice finger grip close to the blade that allows you to get a sold grip for a more detailed approach, or move down the handle an inch to the middle of the grip for a more strait forward filleting approach on large fish. Even with the grubbiest hands you can still get a grip on this knife because the handle is a firm but comfortable design, not flexible or squishy rubber. A well thought out design IMHO as the grooves in the handle are angled forward giving you plenty of pull-power, and yet large enough to grip and feel without being uncomfortably large for the forward-power stroke if needed. The swell midway in the handle is perfect for that "my hand is full feeling", giving you good solid grip and directional control. You know where that blade is at all times even when not looking directly at it. Great control and feel. This is a hard rubber handle with a small-texturing on what looks to be a smooth finish that helps prevent it from being slick like so many. Just enough so you know it's there, but not enough to be noticeably distracting, ...if you even notice. I didn't at first until I started looking at it closely. The nicely coated titanium blade is flexible but somewhat stiff for a fillet knife, as others have commented, having a hefty 1/16" spine. It is most certainly deadly sharp out of the box with a uniform edge right down to the tip! Strop this baby and you could probably chop down Oaks! ...LOL. ...Seriously though, it is scary sharp so be "extremely careful” when open ...period. Even closed it has a nice feel to it. You could use it in defense mode as a seriously formidable weapon when closed too should the need arise to ward off an aggressive person or beast! Definitely in the heavy coal-conker class for its size weighing a solid 6 ounces. ;-). Although I cringe at the thought of damaging such a beautiful knife, in a pinch or emergency you could use it closed as a hammer for up to 6 or 8p nails (seriously), or a fish bat! It could also save your life as a window/windshield breaker. Think outside the box folks! You have a moderate sized well crafted tool that can be more than a knife "if" ever needed. That said, fit and finish are top notch IMO and far superior to many others I've had over the years. Smooth joints as in overall well crafted composition/construction with no sharp edges (outside the blade of course). This is not a chopping blade because the steal is too soft (and in this case too lite), so don't go chopping up your firewood with this one. It "is" however the perfect steal for it's intended purpose and beyond. Hard enough to keep an edge, yet soft enough to be flexible given a blades thickness, as well as reasonably dress up the edge in the field without spending all day at it if needed. This is a well crafted knife for the inexpensive costs with a great feel in the hand and is balanced well for it's design intent. Comes with a rip-cord lanyard nicely sized to fit around your wrist so you don't drop or lose it, which is threaded through steal and not plastic or rubber. Lanyard hole is big enough to add a safety tether if desired. I can't say enough good about this knife and yet I've probably said too much. So if you've read this far, thank you. I hope my commentary helps give you a better idea of just how well this knife is made, all-be-it imported from China contrary to popular belief (says so right on the blade :-0 ). As Mikey said, " Try it! You'll like it! ” I did. ...and I do! Thanks Buck Knives for another affordably priced, "great" quality knife! Review: Well made and functional knife - I bought this knife to throw in a fishing package for my little brothers christmas gift. Out of the fishing shirts, lures, baby wipes (nice when that coffee starts activating your insides on a boat with no toilet), etc., this was his favorite. In the past three weeks I'd say it's received a decent amount of use - enough so that I can post an honest review. Sharpness - 5/5 Right out of the box, this knife is razor sharp - it will shave a baby's bottom like section of arm hair on your forearm with just two light passes of the knife. If you happen to graze the blade at any speed, it will cut your skin...very sharp...which is awesome for a fillet knife. Flexibility - 4/5 Has a nice bend to it, It's stiff enough to get into some medium sized trout or redfish and still flexible enough to separate the skin from the meat when filleting. I like a little more bend in the knife so I don't have to tilt the knife down to horizontal while filleting - I'd say I like to be at a 25º angle, this one probably puts me at 18º from horizontal (not actual angles, just the way it feels to me) Corrosion Resistance ?/5 - so far a 5/5 but time will tell No rust as this blade is coated in titanium - you can put titanium in salt water and it will not dissolve - this is great for any blades used in humid marine environments and in any knife that will be used for filleting. The 420J2 specification is not one that I have any knowledge on, but 420 steel is a pretty standard knife material for its decent edge retention and ease of resharpening. Size - 5/5 Having this knife fold up makes it very desirable for a tackle box - no requirement for a sheath, compact size lets it fit in smaller spaces, no accidentally cutting yourself when it's closed - it's practical. When opened, it's the perfect size for filleting. Grip - 5/5 Even with fish oil paws, you're not going to lose your grip - hard to top that Overall it's an excellent knife that has, so far, held up to the less than stringent requirements that some of the other reviews on here also boast on it about. I'm buying another for myself, and will buy again when and if the knife fails ## Features - Flexible Blade Fillet Knife: The 6-1/2" 420J2 steel blade is titanium coated for maximum corrosion resistance in wet environments. This flexible fishing knife is designed to glide along the bone for a perfect, clean cut every single time - Revolutionary Folding Fillet Knife: This folding knife features a secure lockback mechanism, ensuring the blade stays firmly in place during use. At 7-1/4" closed, it is the perfect portable fishing gear for your tackle box, backpack, or pocket - Secure Anti-Slip Rubberized Grip: The glass-reinforced polypropylene handle features a TPE rubber overmold for a secure grip even when wet. An integrated stainless steel safety guard provides added protection, making it a reliable knife for fish - Easy Carry: Designed for durability and performance, the Silver Creek series handles the toughest fish with ease. The large lanyard loop allows for secure attachment to your person or gear so you don’t lose your knife overboard - Forever Warranty: Every knife undergoes a rigorous heat treat process to stay strong and sharp longer. Since 1902, Buck Knives has offered a lifetime warranty on our knives because we believe in the integrity and quality of our products ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00389TOWK | | Best Sellers Rank | #89,835 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #65 in Fishing Filet & Bait Knives | | Blade Color | Titanium-Coated | | Blade Edge | Plain | | Blade Length | 6.5 inches | | Blade Material | Stainless Steel | | Blade Material Type | Stainless Steel | | BladeLength | 6.5 inches | | Brand | Buck Knives | | Brand Name | Buck Knives | | Color | Blue | | Construction Type | Stamped/Assembled | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 650 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00033753103643 | | Handle Material | Polypropylene | | Included Components | See description | | Item Highlight | 6.5" Titanium Coated Flexible Blade, TPE Rubber Anti-Slip Grip, Portable Folding Fishing Knife for Saltwater & Freshwater | | Item Length | 13.75 inches | | Item Type Name | Buck Silver Creek Folding Filet Knife 0220BLS | | Item Weight | 6 ounces | | Manufacturer | Buck Knives | | Manufacturer Part Number | BU220BLS-BRK | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | We warranty each and every Buck knife to be free of defects in material and workmanship for the life of the knife, and we will repair or replace with a new Buck knife, at our option, any Buck knife that is defective. Buck Knives does not warrant its products against normal wear, misuse, or product modifications. Buck Knives are not intended to be used as hammers, chisels, pry bars, or screwdrivers… | | Material Type | Polypropylene, Steel | | Model Number | 0220BLS | | Number of Items | 1 | | Size | 6.5" | | UPC | 048147954633 617407546996 730707279200 033753103643 745369227193 807320387565 015568856747 | | Unit Count | 1 Ounce | ## Product Details - **Blade Edge:** Plain - **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel - **Brand:** Buck Knives - **Color:** Blue - **Handle Material:** Polypropylene ## Images ![220 Silver Creek Folding Fillet - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51KN1nVYduL.jpg) ![220 Silver Creek Folding Fillet - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61NvK6mG8kL.jpg) ![220 Silver Creek Folding Fillet - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51TRTcz5G+L.jpg) ![220 Silver Creek Folding Fillet - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Bo+9Z9UkL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does this knife last long while dealing with saltwater corrosion?** A: Yes, I've been using mine for 2 years and still rust free. **Q: Can this knife be put in the dishwasher?** A: I guess you could but I don't put any cutting knifes in a dishwasher **Q: How do you fold back up** A: To close, simply press down on the lock bar in the middle of the spine of the handle and fold the blade closed. You will see an oval-shaped impression. That is where you will press the lock bar down. **Q: What is the actual blade length?** A: Cutting surface measures about 6 and 1/16-inch ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ONE BADAZZ FOLDING BLADE!!!!! *by A***Y on August 24, 2018* Yep! That's what I said. A little larger than I anticipated, but still fits my average small hand very well and the extra added length is actually a benefit. Has a nice finger grip close to the blade that allows you to get a sold grip for a more detailed approach, or move down the handle an inch to the middle of the grip for a more strait forward filleting approach on large fish. Even with the grubbiest hands you can still get a grip on this knife because the handle is a firm but comfortable design, not flexible or squishy rubber. A well thought out design IMHO as the grooves in the handle are angled forward giving you plenty of pull-power, and yet large enough to grip and feel without being uncomfortably large for the forward-power stroke if needed. The swell midway in the handle is perfect for that "my hand is full feeling", giving you good solid grip and directional control. You know where that blade is at all times even when not looking directly at it. Great control and feel. This is a hard rubber handle with a small-texturing on what looks to be a smooth finish that helps prevent it from being slick like so many. Just enough so you know it's there, but not enough to be noticeably distracting, ...if you even notice. I didn't at first until I started looking at it closely. The nicely coated titanium blade is flexible but somewhat stiff for a fillet knife, as others have commented, having a hefty 1/16" spine. It is most certainly deadly sharp out of the box with a uniform edge right down to the tip! Strop this baby and you could probably chop down Oaks! ...LOL. ...Seriously though, it is scary sharp so be "extremely careful” when open ...period. Even closed it has a nice feel to it. You could use it in defense mode as a seriously formidable weapon when closed too should the need arise to ward off an aggressive person or beast! Definitely in the heavy coal-conker class for its size weighing a solid 6 ounces. ;-). Although I cringe at the thought of damaging such a beautiful knife, in a pinch or emergency you could use it closed as a hammer for up to 6 or 8p nails (seriously), or a fish bat! It could also save your life as a window/windshield breaker. Think outside the box folks! You have a moderate sized well crafted tool that can be more than a knife "if" ever needed. That said, fit and finish are top notch IMO and far superior to many others I've had over the years. Smooth joints as in overall well crafted composition/construction with no sharp edges (outside the blade of course). This is not a chopping blade because the steal is too soft (and in this case too lite), so don't go chopping up your firewood with this one. It "is" however the perfect steal for it's intended purpose and beyond. Hard enough to keep an edge, yet soft enough to be flexible given a blades thickness, as well as reasonably dress up the edge in the field without spending all day at it if needed. This is a well crafted knife for the inexpensive costs with a great feel in the hand and is balanced well for it's design intent. Comes with a rip-cord lanyard nicely sized to fit around your wrist so you don't drop or lose it, which is threaded through steal and not plastic or rubber. Lanyard hole is big enough to add a safety tether if desired. I can't say enough good about this knife and yet I've probably said too much. So if you've read this far, thank you. I hope my commentary helps give you a better idea of just how well this knife is made, all-be-it imported from China contrary to popular belief (says so right on the blade :-0 ). As Mikey said, " Try it! You'll like it! ” I did. ...and I do! Thanks Buck Knives for another affordably priced, "great" quality knife! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well made and functional knife *by T***A on January 12, 2015* I bought this knife to throw in a fishing package for my little brothers christmas gift. Out of the fishing shirts, lures, baby wipes (nice when that coffee starts activating your insides on a boat with no toilet), etc., this was his favorite. In the past three weeks I'd say it's received a decent amount of use - enough so that I can post an honest review. Sharpness - 5/5 Right out of the box, this knife is razor sharp - it will shave a baby's bottom like section of arm hair on your forearm with just two light passes of the knife. If you happen to graze the blade at any speed, it will cut your skin...very sharp...which is awesome for a fillet knife. Flexibility - 4/5 Has a nice bend to it, It's stiff enough to get into some medium sized trout or redfish and still flexible enough to separate the skin from the meat when filleting. I like a little more bend in the knife so I don't have to tilt the knife down to horizontal while filleting - I'd say I like to be at a 25º angle, this one probably puts me at 18º from horizontal (not actual angles, just the way it feels to me) Corrosion Resistance ?/5 - so far a 5/5 but time will tell No rust as this blade is coated in titanium - you can put titanium in salt water and it will not dissolve - this is great for any blades used in humid marine environments and in any knife that will be used for filleting. The 420J2 specification is not one that I have any knowledge on, but 420 steel is a pretty standard knife material for its decent edge retention and ease of resharpening. Size - 5/5 Having this knife fold up makes it very desirable for a tackle box - no requirement for a sheath, compact size lets it fit in smaller spaces, no accidentally cutting yourself when it's closed - it's practical. When opened, it's the perfect size for filleting. Grip - 5/5 Even with fish oil paws, you're not going to lose your grip - hard to top that Overall it's an excellent knife that has, so far, held up to the less than stringent requirements that some of the other reviews on here also boast on it about. I'm buying another for myself, and will buy again when and if the knife fails ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Nice Fillet Knife *by D***G on November 12, 2018* I expected a long, sharp fillet knife. But this is a very long, sharp, fillet knife. Although it is built in Taiwan it is still and excellent knife. I must admit I've not gone out and caught a big redfish to try it out on. I have no doubt this knife would perform the task very well. If you are accustomed to the long, light fixed blade Rapala knives this knife will still surprise you with it's length and heft. The handle gives great in-hand balance. It is also very non-slip with the blue wrapping around the handle. The long, slender and very sharp blade is flexible but tight in the hinge. No side play. It locks firmly when opened but unlocks nicely with a reasonable amount of pressure. All in all, an excellent knife for a reasonable price. Buck quality is in the knives they have made overseas. I would prefer a US made knife but, Buck is still a US company and one you can talk to on the phone. ## Frequently Bought Together - Buck Knives 220 Silver Creek Folding Fishing Fillet Knife, 6.5" Folding Blade - Buck Knives 225 Silver Creek Fishing Fillet Knife, 9" Fixed Blade - Buck Knives 148 Hookset Freshwater Folding Fishing Fillet Knife with Anti-Slip Rubber Handle and Plastic Sheath, 6" Folding Blade --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.no/products/770439-220-silver-creek-folding-fillet](https://www.desertcart.no/products/770439-220-silver-creek-folding-fillet) --- *Product available on Desertcart Norway* *Store origin: NO* *Last updated: 2026-09-20*