DigsFish Services Apps

The IkiJime Tool app helps anglers dispatchtheir fish quickly and humanely using the ikijime method of braindestruction, a method scientifically proven to minimise stress forthe fish while also maximising its eating qualities.The 2.0 version of this app provides unrestricted access to theonline database from the website www.ikijime.com, with cool photosand x-rays of a wide range of fish popularly targeted by anglers inAustralia (100 species, 38 families), New Zealand (27 species, 16families), North America (53 species, 25 families), South America(40 species, 23 families), Europe (31 species, 19 families), Asia(83 species, 32 families) and Africa (65 species, 28 families)together with helpful information on their brain location and otherinteresting fishy facts. Governments or other institutions wantingto increase the number of species in the database for their region,should please contact us on [email protected] you're after the ultimate in speed and/or fishing in remotelocations, try the "IkiJime Tool Extreme" version of the app, whichhas its own database and works in regions where there is no phoneor internet coverage. After all, the best fishing spots tend to bein the most remote areas !The "About IkiJime" button contains "How To" tips on the ikijime process. Once you know how to humanely kill your catch usingthe ikijime method, find your fish by using the "Search Fish" page.Select the region you are in, then the state or province, selectthe water type you are fishing in (freshwater, estuary oroffshore), then select the relevant fish group and fish name fromthe dropdown list and hit "Go Fish" to access the database.Another way to search is to use the Advanced (taxonomic) searchoption, which is useful if you know the taxonomic group orscientific names of the fish you are catching. Once you haveselected your fish from the database by hitting "Go Fish", thefishes data page will appear with many fishy facts includingalternative names, description, distribution, common and maximumsizes and more. You can then hit the x-ray button on the top rightto use the very cool slide tool that shows the brain location ofyour fish superimposed as a white spot over easily recognisedexternal landmarks.Stick your brain spike into the spot, the fish is instantly andhumanely killed, and you have dinner ! Other useful featuresinclude a "Take Pics" function that allows you to take pictures ofyour catch to send to your friends for identification or braggingrights, and the "Brochures" page, where you can download PDFbrochures to print out, laminate and take fishing with you.Good fishing and keep up to date with developments and futureversions of these exciting apps at www.ikijime.com.

This FREE handy fishing app assists anglers todispatch their catch quickly and humanely using the ikijime methodof brain destruction, a method scientifically proven to minimisestress for the fish while also maximising its eating qualities. The2.0 version of this app uses the extensive database from thewebsite www.ikijime.com, with cool photos and x-rays of a widerange of fish popularly targeted by anglers in Australia (100species, 38 families), New Zealand (27 species, 16 families), NorthAmerica (53 species, 25 families), South America (40 species, 23families), Europe (31 species, 19 families), Asia (83 species, 32families) and Africa (65 species, 28 families) together withhelpful information on their brain location and other interestingfishy facts. Governments or other institutions wanting to increasethe number of species in the database for their region, shouldplease contact us on [email protected] "IkiJime Tool Lite" version 2.0 allows users limited access tothe online database before prompting you to purchase the full"IkiJime Tool" version, which for a token fee provides unrestrictedaccess to the online database. If you're after the ultimate inspeed and/or fishing in remote locations, try the "IkiJime ToolExtreme" version of the app, which has its own database and worksin regions where there is no phone or internet coverage. After all,the best fishing spots tend to be in the most remote areas !The "About IkiJime" button contains "How To" tips on the ikijime process. Once you know how to humanely kill your catch usingthe ikijime method, find your fish by using the "Search Fish" page.Select the region you are in, then the state or province, selectthe water type you are fishing in (freshwater, estuary oroffshore), then select the relevant fish group and fish name fromthe dropdown list and hit "Go Fish" to access the database.Another way to search is to use the Advanced (taxonomic) searchoption, which is useful if you know the taxonomic group orscientific names of the fish you are catching. Once you haveselected your fish from the database by hitting "Go Fish", thefishes data page will appear with many fishy facts includingalternative names, description, distribution, common and maximumsizes and more. You can then hit the x-ray button on the top rightto use the very cool slide tool that shows the brain location ofyour fish superimposed as a white spot over easily recognisedexternal landmarks.Stick your brain spike into the spot, the fish is instantly andhumanely killed, and you have dinner ! Other useful featuresinclude a "Take Pics" function that allows you to take pictures ofyour catch to send to your friends for identification or braggingrights, and the "Brochures" page, where you can download PDFbrochures to print out, laminate and take fishing with you.Good fishing and keep up to date with developments and futureversions of these exciting apps at www.ikijime.com.

The IkiJime Tool Extreme app helpsanglersdispatch their fish quickly and humanely using the ikijimemethodof brain destruction, a method scientifically proven tominimisestress for the fish while also maximising its eatingqualities.The 2.0 version of this app provides fast and unrestrictedaccessto the database from www.ikijime.com, with cool photos andx-rays ofa wide range of fish popularly targeted by anglers inAustralia (100species, 38 families), New Zealand (27 species, 16families), NorthAmerica (53 species, 25 families), South America(40 species, 23families), Europe (31 species, 19 families), Asia(83 species, 32families) and Africa (65 species, 28 families)together with helpfulinformation on their brain location and otherinteresting fishyfacts. Governments or other institutions wantingto increase thenumber of species in the database for their region,should pleasecontact us on [email protected] you're fishing in remote locations, unlike the other IkijimeToolapps, this "IkiJime Tool Extreme" version of the app carriesits owndatabase so will work in regions where there is no phone orinternetcoverage. After all, the best fishing spots tend to be inthe mostremote areas !The "About IkiJime" button contains "How To" tips on the ikijimeprocess. Once you know how to humanely kill your catch usingtheikijime method, find your fish by using the "Search Fish"page.Select the region you are in, then the state or province,selectthe water type you are fishing in (freshwater, estuaryoroffshore), then select the relevant fish group and fish namefromthe dropdown list and hit "Go Fish" to access the database.Another way to search is to use the Advanced (taxonomic)searchoption, which is useful if you know the taxonomic grouporscientific names of the fish you are catching. Once youhaveselected your fish from the database by hitting "Go Fish",thefishes data page will appear with many fishy factsincludingalternative names, description, distribution, common andmaximumsizes and more. You can then hit the x-ray button on the toprightto use the very cool slide tool that shows the brain locationofyour fish superimposed as a white spot over easilyrecognisedexternal landmarks.Stick your brain spike into the spot, the fish is instantlyandhumanely killed, and you have dinner ! Other usefulfeaturesinclude a "Take Pics" function that allows you to takepictures ofyour catch to send to your friends for identification orbraggingrights, and the "Brochures" page, where you can downloadPDFbrochures to print out, laminate and take fishing with you.Good fishing and keep up to date with developments andfutureversions of these exciting apps at www.ikijime.com.

This handy fishing app helps anglers dispatch fish humanelybyiki-jime.