5 Best Meat Cutters For Fishing (Top Luncheon Meat Slicers Revealed)

#2. Tilley Meat Cutter

The Tilley meat cutter is another popular option amongst anglers that can do just as good a job as the MAP meat cutter.

The main advantage of the Tilley meat cutter compared to other meat cutters is the materials used in creating the product.

It’s actually made of aluminium and is powder-coated which is a great material for longevity and robustness.

The main advantage of this is that there will be less need for replacement blades after the initial purchase.

Having said that, when I was testing the meat cutter out, I did have a need to replace one of the blades.

Luckily, the cutter comes with a spare and I was able to change it quickly and efficiently.

The spare blades are available to purchase separately and are cheaper to buy individually compared to the whole set required for the MAP meat cutter.

If I was to have some criticism of the Tilley meat cutter it would be that it isn’t as mobile as the MAP cutter.

I found that it is better to leave it at home and prepare luncheon meat for the session in advance rather than on the bank.

This is fine it’s just sometimes when fishing I may need to react to a specific situation and having an unopened tin of luncheon meat and a meat cutter is less wasteful than preparing some in advance that I may not use.

The creator of the Tilley meat cutter really believes in their product and offers a 3-year guarantee for anyone that purchases it.

As of yet, I have had no need to utilise this guarantee which is a testament to the quality of the product.

In summary, the Tilley meat cutter is definitely one of the best meat cutters for fishing on the market and at a similar price to the MAP meat cutter, it is well worth your consideration.

Features & Specifications

• Made from powder-coated aluminium
• Comes with replacement blades
• Replacement blades are cost-effective
• Easy to use
• Comes with a 3-year guarantee

#3. MAD Baitbox Meat Cutter

This next fishing meat cutter is a much simpler offering than the previous two on the list.

It is a simple, yet effective design that does the job you need it to do albeit with a bit more effort from the anglers part.

When I say effort, I don’t mean it’s going to make you feel like you have done a day’s work just by cutting up a bit of luncheon meat. It does however involve you physically pushing the cutter through the meat by force.

You simply lay the cutter over your bait box and push the meat through the cutter.

This meat cutter is very much a budget option and does have the advantage over its competitors that it doesn’t take up as much room in your tackle box and can simply lie on your seat box tray until you need it.

The cutter is available in 6mm and 9mm versions and is really easy to clean.

All in all, a neat little meat cutter that won’t break the bank, yet still will cut your meat quicker than if you were just to use a knife.

Features & Specifications

• Easy to clean simple meat cutter
• Slice meat into approximately 6mm slices,
• push through cutter into the bait box see photos
• Doesn’t take up much room in your bag,
• Easy to clean and is not expensive
• Also available in 9mm

#4. Luncheon Meat Slicer

Now, the more astute anglers out there may be thinking that they used a contraction like this to slice their hard-boiled eggs the other day!

Well, you would be right as this can be used as an egg slicer.

However, it is equally as effective as a meat slicer as well.

It is very simple to use and does slice the luncheon meat with relative ease.

The disadvantage to this slicer is that you would have to turn the meat 90 degrees after the first cut and slice it again to get the meat into cubes.

This may mean that you don’t always get the cubes at exactly the same size. You are also restricted by the size of cubes you create which is dictated by the width of the blades.

The slicer is also not as hardwearing as the more premium MAP meat cutter.

It does however offer the advantage of taking up next to no room and is a lot cheaper than the premium models.

Features & Specifications

• Safe & Sturdy
• Anti-slip board
• Easy to use
• Dishwasher safe

#5. Meat Punch

Okay, so technically this isn’t a meat cutter. However, it does cut meat into the same sized pieces that many anglers need for fishing hence why I have included it as an option.

With a meat punch, you can quickly create a bait box full of the same-sized morsels that are suitable as freebies or hook baits.

Here’s an example of how to do this…

This simple version by Fladen fishing is easy to use, hardwearing, and comes in 3 different sizes (4, 7, and 9mm).

The handle on this punch set is comfortable to use even when wet.

They are also easy to clean and are a lot cheaper than the premium meat cutters on this list. It isn’t however as quick or as easy to use as the MAP or Tilley meat cutter.

Features & Specifications

• Makes Hook Bait Sized Pellets from Luncheon Meat & Paste
• Quick & Simple to Use
• 3 Different Sizes 4 – 7 – 9 mm
• Comfortable handle