Filet knife recommendation

I don't have a boat so i don't fish for crappie/perch much but i do fish for walleye from shore and steel.  I keep em too!  
Recommendations on a good filet knife that won't break the bank please?  

Dexter 7”, under $15, stays sharp and sharpens to a razor blade with little effort. I also have a Cutco Fisherman’s Solution, $120. I never reach for the Cutco. Dexter one does need you to buy the sheath separately, so $40 if you want their sheath. You can get a Mercer Culinary protector for cheap instead. I left a Dexter and sheath at a cabin and was super bummed over it. I replaced it with the 8”, but I like the 7” better. Has a skinnier point, which is nice to start through the skin filleting.

I do have a corded Rapala. But only use if I get a mess of panfish. I don’t ever catch a mess of larger fish that I keep.

Crappiefisher....did you say you have in your possesion over 700 filet knives????
If so, can ya hook a brother up???  I got 4 kids and a wife to feed here....

 Bad luck lately, storm around 1:00 am knocked out the fridge. Did save over 2 grand on a new  unit (last one) this morning so not a terrible thing. Little to much with the extra round ball ice maker for fancy drinks in the back and hidden front door panel for condiments though.  Takes about 15 minutes to change the control panel so will save for a backup. All refrigerators are junk these days, even the ones $3,000++ smh. Least they can deliver it tomorrow morning since it was one odd ball in the back,  otherwise would be  close to a week to get. Put all ice-cream and popsicles in the deep freezer   
 

 No biggie on the shipping. It is only a 7", $15 knife. The ole lady brought a couple back. The sheath is on the reverse side. 
 
  The Crappie/Perch will pick-up from shore by the end of Sept., Good Luck!
 
  

 I tend to get a little out of control buying certain things. Meat cutting items are
one like commercial grinders, slicers and mixers. 
 
 Have 3 industrial dual 8" wheel bench top knife sharpeners and 2 others that are mounted on stands.  Best way to finish is with a compound and paper wheel if want to take it to those extremes.  Then 7 0r 8 very large diamond wheel stones. Some very thick and others a large dia. A few take 2 people to carry. Only use 2 of them with different grit. Rest are still boxed. I'll lay them on their side flat and play around sharpening. 
 
  98 percent of the time I use a few different stones with handles similar to below and diamond steels.https://www.sharpeningsup...g8NEAQYByABEgIK1PD_BwE
 
  

Received. Thank you so much!!