RITE-HITE Fillet Factory Fish Cleaning-Station - Everything You Need To Clean Fish On The Go, Lightweight and Portable, Comes with One Bowl

Got mine for Christmas and paid $29.99 with free shipping. At that price this table is great. Just got around to putting it together. Two of the leg holes needed some work with a round file to remove plastic flashing that wouldn’t let the legs seat all the way. Once cleaned out (5 minutes work) everything went together well. A sturdy little table that I hope to get a lot of use out of. Prior to this I was using an old Rapala cleaning board. This table comes with the same invaluable clamp that was a cinch to screw down, and you get the whole table for a few more dollars more than the little filet board. Will use it in the backyard and as a bonus it seems the cordura carry bag will work great as a cover to keep away the sun and debris. OK Fluke, who’ll be first?

The idea and design were great. The applied cutting board, the garbage bag hole and clips, the SS bow, the enclosed fish clampl etc, etc.It was all good stuff, however the actual fabrication has a little to be desired. The legs don't fold down - you have to manually attach them to elongated holes under the table. There is a spring pin that is supposed to align up to hole in the leg sleeve. Only one hole aligned up out of the 4. Actually it's better that way when you're packing it up. You don't have to fight pushing the pin in while trying to remove the leg. The table is distorted from the molding process, again not a show stopper but a slight flaw. I am concerned about the durability of the table since it does wobble a little bit when in use and since I bought it for ice fishing it may become brittle in the cold. We'll just have to wait an see. At any rate, it's a pretty neat set-up and it is a bit taller than most cutting tables. Looking forward for freeze up so I can really test it out.

I bought this table to "improve" upon the features over my existing table shown in pics. I was excited to have the built in disposal hole to attach a bag. I thought the knife holder and bowl spots would be fantastic upgrades. I liked the fact it didn't have the sink area that I felt was a wasted space on my first table. Here is what I can tell you as a person who fishes a lot and frequently utilizes a portable table for filleting fish and a lot of fish.This table is way too small for cutting fish. The cutting table is raised, so when your rotating and moving the fish around, it's difficult having that offset.The designed counter sunk areas for the two bowls are a pain because it collects everything your trimming off the fish including scales. Even if you don't have a bowl in it, it has a single whole that plugs with 2 fish scales and becomes a pool of blood and gut parts.The table itself aside from being small is super flimsy and not safe when needing to cut a heavy boned fish such as cat fish where you need real stability especially using such knives and cleavers needed for cutting fish. You really don't want to feel an unstable table while using a knife that can slice your finger off.The trash bag hole designed into the table (my most anticipated improvement) was horrible. there holes where the bag is supposed to be fed through is difficult to try and secure a bag and the design is horrible to where after little use of filling in the bag, the bag slips off no matter how well you try and secure it. Unfortunate as this would have been an incredible feature with all the parts you dispose of from filleting a fish and don't wish to have around the table whether on grass or concrete.Having to remove and install the legs is not a deal breaker, but it appears from reviews, there's few tables that actually have properly manufactured tables where the legs can be installed and aligned correctly. It's also a poor design to have a separate lower shelf which is part of the structure to "help" stabilize the table, which it doesn't. It's really a disadvantage to have an additional surface that collects the fish parts that you wash off the table with a hose only to have it get stuck in a wire shelf below that you then have to use a brush to scrub off guts that dry to it.There are several other negatives (such as a measuring scale you cant even see in person let a lone a picture you might want for the size of a fish for record), but I have covered enough I hope to help you realize what my opinion is. I plan to take my original table, cut a few slots in it to hold the knife, cut a hole in the sink and use that to put a garbage can under to use for cleanly directing the waste to for easy collection. My original table has a much larger cutting surface (flat not elevated) that makes cutting a fish nice, safe and easy to use. It's also a solid table that doesn't move (even on grass/mud). It folds flat and easy to deal with verse taking 15 things apart like this table.Hope you find the right product. I did my best to provide the best feedback possible for such a application specific need.

It was missing a bowl. The legs attach to table top by inserting them into a socket and than a pin pops into place. The hole for the pin was misaligned so I had to drill it out. Get what you pay for. It did have a stainless steel folding fillet knife and two bars.

Not the heaviest duty table and a tad small, but what do you expect for the price

I love it cleaned a lot of fish on it love the raised cleaning surface. The only thing would make it to be better wold be folding legs

This is a Father’s Day present for my husband who loves to fish. Him and I both are so excited. It’s nice and well worth the money. Had to contact the seller about something minor and within an hour I had a reply. Can I just say AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!! We have already decided to buy one for my father in law.

Works great for cleaning fish manufacturing needs some work. Scratch marks from the drill that makes the holes for the legs and one of the holes is not aligned. But it holders up