Shinkeijime, also known as Ikejime or Ikijime, is a technique used to destroy the fish's nerve, delaying rigor mortis and keeping the fish meat fresh for longer. This method preserves the fresh "umami" flavor and is considered the most humane way to kill fish.

Shinkei jime extra long with 2 cables for spiking and nerving Tuna, kingfish and larger spices of table fish.

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Shinkeijime/Ikejime/Ikijime is the technique to destroy nerve to delay the rigor mortis process and to keep the freshness of the fish meat longer (You can preserve its fresh "umami" flavor.). This is the most humane way to kill fish. Originally Shinkei-Jime was a technique popular among the professional Japanese fishermen.

Ikejime, which translates as “closing the fish”, is a Japanese method for killing fish in a humane way (is that even a thing? 😳), whilst prolonging their freshness and making them tastier. When a fish dies, the reserves of ATP* in its cells start to deplete.

Enter your region (Australia, New Zealand, North America, South America, Europe, Asia or Africa), and state or province first, then select the water type (freshwater, estuary or offshore) and then select the appropriate fish group. Select the fish you want from the dropdown list and hit …

The Ike jime spike is not new to New Zealand, it offers an instant and humane way of killing live fish. As far as I know, the shinkei jime is previously not available in New Zealand. The shinkei jime takes the concept of ike jime further as it has a stainless steel cable that feeds through the spike into the spinal cord of the fish and severes ...