I don't EDC any fixed blades but years ago I never went out without a Case pheasant knife on my belt. One year I gave it to a friend, now deceased, so I never saw it again. The picture here is from the Web. (c) Revcontent and Google (I think.)
The two Damascus knives are short blades that are not hard to carry, especially the "fat" one due to the useful sheath. The smaller knife's sheath is polymer and hard to use.
The Arno Bernard is also small, easy to carry on a belt, and I have often done that but not recently. Funny thing, I was wearing it to a doctor's visit one day a couple of years ago and the doc saw it and asked me, "Is that your answer to open carry?".
I have a number of other fixed blade knives not pictured but then there are the bayonets......
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I am uncertain what kind of advice you need. If you are interested in wearing a knife on your belt make sure you understand the laws of your state and, if you travel, know the laws of the states you go to. When in doubt, never wear a large knife.
Some of my other fixed blade knives are hunting knives. Some folks use folders when they hunt but fixed blades are easier to clean.