Even if you aren't a fisherman, you might be surprised, that there are several handy ways to use the fish scaler tool on your Swiss Army Knife.

GiniHome Fish Scaler: 2. Comfecto Fish Scaler This Japanese scraper’s secret is in the sawtooths—the 30 individual serrated sawtooth ridges that line the head. With this design, the tool is ...

Victorinox’s fish scaler tool looks like a three-ish-inch ruler with a curved, jagged edge. The ruler is short but can help you decide whether a fish is the right size to harvest, at which point ...

The beloved Swiss Champ packs 33 separate tools into a pocketable form factor. Now, Amazon is selling it at a price we ...

2. Scaling fish Whether you're enjoying the fruits of your fishing trip or preparing a fresh cut from the supermarket, a fish scaler works astonishingly well at -- you guessed it -- scaling fish.

The "Glove Scaler" will soon go into mass production—thanks to a $25,000 prize Crystal Lugo received from the "Pull Up and Pitch" contest at this year's "Something in the Water" festival.

Like the incredibly useful fish-scaler built into many Swiss Army Knives, the corkscrew tool can be used for things other than uncorking a wine bottle.

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That includes non-terrestrial sales: NASA has issued Swiss Army knives to astronauts since the 1970s. You never know when you might need a fish scaler, even in outer space. Read More About Tool Names: ...

Its most expensive edition, the $395 Swiss Champ XXL, has 73 features, including a fish scaler, tweezers, and a wood saw. This article originally appeared on Quartz.