Links to information pages

Homepage

Fish Theft

Operations

Technical Information

Readers

Security Signs

Other Applications

Tackle Security

Contact and
Enquiry Form

Contact us

Other Links

 


Chips4Fish
To tag or not to tag!

                There are a number of reasons why your fish should be invisibly security tagged, whether you are
             a keeper of a small pond with a limited number of fish, a private lake or a large fish farm or angling centre.

       1)   Fish, particularly larger carp and other specimen fish, are a valuable asset - why risk leaving them
             unprotected?

       2)   A micro-chipped fish immediately becomes an identifiable individual.  Specimen carp fisheries
             often claim that they can identify fish from photographs,  how much more secure to have an
             indisputable identity, in the form of an incorruptible microchip ID, than to argue over possible
             likenesses, on a photograph, of a fish that can gain or lose pounds in weight between captures.

       3)   Save money on insurance perhaps.  Unidentifiable, uninsured fish are a thief's best friend

       4)   "Where now?" I hear you ask.  It's an easy question to answer - just phone or email us for further
             details or complete our Enquiry Form on-line and send it in.  I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

                      
Telephone: 01323-460887   email: chips4fish

TO SEE THE RECENT ITV WALES NEWS ITEM
ON CHIPPING FISH just click
[HERE]

       5)   Don't forget, your fishing tackle is also in danger of being stolen - if it happens microchip ID could
             help in it's recovery and the prosecution of the thieves and 'receivers'.
             Want to know more? Go to [Tackle Security]

KOI OWNERS CLUBS and keepers!
We have recently undertaken trial microchip implantation of a number of koi carp in conjunction with a large UK breeder. The trials have gone very well and we have identified a site where your fish will not show any sign of being microchipped at all, a particular concern of koi owners I know. 

Click on the image (right) for fuller information.