Course Fish
All our fish are kept to a high standard whether they are reared in the indoor rearing systems or cropped from the out ponds. All fish once on site are kept in isolated tanks with spring water flowing through them which keeps them at a constant ten degrees centigrade. A mixture of oxygen and air can be provided to keep the oxygen at 100% saturation and reduce harmful gases such as ammonia and nitrogen to a minimum. Once the fish have been graded into sizes and orders they are loaded onto a fish transport trailer. This trailer is fully equipped with petrol driven air blowers and oxygen blowers and oxygen cylinders, again this is to give the fish an air oxygen mixture. All the transport tanks are thermally insulated so there will be no temperature change while the fish are in transit. Once the fish arrive at the customer's lake, all delivery vehicles have a set of platform scales on board and if you wish all the fish can be weighed off the vehicle.

Section 30
Section 30 approval will be obtained from the Environment Agency by ourselves unless requested not to do so by the customer. In this case we must see a copy of the section 30 before the fish are introduced into a water course. We must have the following information for the sector 30 form: full name and address of the purchaser, club and water coarse. A grid reference or sketch map for the point of introduction of the fish is also required. On multiple introductions into a canal or river we must know all the introduction points, as we may need more than one section 30.

Deliveries
As a company we try to keep delivery costs at a minimum. Therefore we try to accommodate as many deliveries on a given day as possible to keep the costs to a minimum. However the customer may state the day and time of delivery. The size of the order will determine whether there will be a charge for this service.

Payment
Payment is due in advance or on delivery for all coarse fish unless otherwise agreed.

Dye-Marking
Each fish can be dye-marked to monitor movements and growth rates.