Tekagi Hookook

Name: TEKAGI HOOKOOK
Brand: Hookook
SKU: 233730

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£30.96

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Professional-quality TEKAGI HOOKOOK for practicing the traditional Japanese Ikejime technique in the simplest, most humane and quickest way, even for a beginner.

At Pecheur we encourage preserving resources, releasing as many catches as possible and favoring the consumption of non-threatened species. That said, when you decide to harvest a fish, we believe it is best to do so under optimal conditions and to make the most of it.
This Japanese method of killing will allow you to sacrifice the catch without prolonged agony and to enhance its flesh.

Designed for long-lasting use on a boat, the material used for the TEKAGI is buoyant and will prevent you from losing it. Its traditional shape is engineered to quickly destroy the fish's brain to spare it any unnecessary suffering.

Professional-quality TEKAGI HOOKOOK for practicing the traditional Japanese Ikejime technique in the simplest, most humane and quickest way, even for a beginner. Tekagi ideal for catches up to approximately 200cm.

This product is guaranteed for three years + an instruction manual and e-book in French are included.

Made from wood from recycled Hevea guaranteed deforestation-free. The spike is stainless steel, the handle is unvarnished and the finish is oiled.

To be used with the Hookook Ikejime needle kits

HOOKOOK, the eco brand dedicated 100% to Ikejime, uses recyclable and compostable cardboard packaging without plastic.

See the user leaflet
Find all the information on the Ikejime technique and on the use of the products thanks to the good practices guide available at the link above. In this user booklet you will find advice on the methods to apply at each step (Ikejime, bleeding, storage and maturation). To make the practice even more accessible, a comic-strip scenario is provided.