A blade shaped by water, the long curve of the valley, and dreams of the West.

Each knife is a one-of-a-kind tribute to the iconic winding waterway. This time, the tribute runs both ways — the Snake River Bird & Trout is the first in the series to carry the river's topography etched on both sides of the blade, tracing the bends and turns that shape both landscape and fond memories from every angle you hold it. Subtle blue-green hues ripple through the etching, echoing the movement of water over stone and the deep glacial currents that shape the valley. It's a landscape rendered in steel — strong, fluid, and unmistakably Western.

Built in America and made to be carried into the backcountry, the Snake River Bird & Trout is equally at home field dressing a trout streamside, breaking down a bird at camp, or riding in a pack on a float trip where the river is the whole reason you're out there. It comes with a hand-fitted leather sheath, built to carry the knife the same way it's built to be used — without ceremony.

This is a run of 80. Each knife is numbered on the inner spine of the tang, marking its place in the run — yours, and no one else's.

The Bird & Trout

The Snake River Bird & Trout carries the same MagnaCut blade that's earned its place in packs and vests across the backcountry — small, sharp, and built for the field. It's precise enough for delicate field work and tough enough to keep going all day, ready for everything from cleaning a morning's catch to detail work at elk camp. It is a hardworking knife, plain and simple — a tool made to be reached for often, carried without ceremony, and appreciated more with every trip out.