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Try this centuries-old way to humanely kill fish—and improve their taste
['Mark Hall', 'Contributor Mark Hall Is The Executive Director Of The Wild Origins Canada Foundation.']
Outdoor Canada
In fact, ethical anglers around the world are now turning to a centuries-old Japanese technique that stands to transform the way we handle fish: Ike jime.
AdvertisementA SIMPLE PROCESSIn four easy steps, here’s how the ike jime process works to quickly and respectfully kill fish right after they’re landed.
SPIKE THE BRAIN A sharp needle is inserted into the fish’s brain, located behind the eyes.
Visit www.ikijime.com for species-specific diagrams on where to locate the fish’s brain, along with a video showing the entire ike jime process.
TOOLS OF THE TRADEGo online and you can find a number of ike jime tools available to order from Japan.