Dogfish wriggle after being skinned and gutted

[Gerritt]

Dogfish wriggle after being skinned and gutted <br>

 

 

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[danbouck]

That's weird!

 

I've had rock bass swim after cleaning them but that's only when you do a perfect job

[Spiel]

LMAO off at, and I quote, "the fish is moving but it's dead."

Okay......

[pike n' whities]

that's so....... creepy. hahaha.

[Burtess]

I just barfed in my mouth a bit.....

 

Burt

[g_clot]

I just showed my girlfriend, I've never seen her laugh so awkwardly...

[Guest gbfisher]

Must have been the lemon. ouch....

[Pigeontroller]

Kill 'em again!!!

[Leecher]

Must be when she added salt that triggered a reaction

Don't think I'd eat any of it

[mbosh1980]

that was moderately horrifying

[lunkerbasshunter]

ok that was disturbing yet Im still giggling about it haha

 

Cheers!

[Cookslav]

Dogfish?...more like Zombiefish.

Yup,

I'm gonna have nightmares now LOL!

[alexcba]

thats wild!

 

now was that a dog fish from the shark family or a bowfin? i didnt think people ate bowfin.. saw one get opened up and that thing stunk to high hell.

[Cudz]

thats wild!

 

now was that a dog fish from the shark family or a bowfin? i didnt think people ate bowfin.. saw one get opened up and that thing stunk to high hell.

She sounded like she was from liverpool or Manchester or Further north in England, Maybe Newcastle (I shouldn't guess). Limeyangler would know. I think maybe it is more the shark dogfish than a bowfin. Maybe it is a common name in england for another type of fish

[gdelongchamp]

I wonder, will they still wiggle after frying them?

 

If you cut them in half will all the individual pieces continue to wiggle ?

 

Never mind, I don't want to know the answers to those questions.

 

Yeah, that would turn me off to eating those things.

[alphaalpha]

I never had much desire to eat one of those in the first place but that definately sealed the deal.

[mbosh1980]

Dogfish?...more like Zombiefish.

Yup,

I'm gonna have nightmares now LOL!

 

Except zombies die once you remove the head or destroy the brain! Maybe the movies have it all wrong...Great now I need to rethink my zombie plan!

[NAW]

I was looking forward to eating some fish this weekend...Now....Not so much..

[fisherman7]

I'm going to barf! Call a priest!!!!!

[bigfish1965]

I think it was just small currents of electricity in the foil which was triggering the obviously very fresh fish nerve endings.

[mpt]

If the aluminum foil is over an electric stovetop burner any fresh fish will do that. When the electric burners first came out there was a big problem with fresh frog legs. People were getting hurt.

[Twocoda]

Great !!!!!!! just freaking GREAT!!!!!!!!!! back to sleeping with a night light again ...

[limeyangler]

She sounded like she was from liverpool or Manchester or Further north in England, Maybe Newcastle (I shouldn't guess). Limeyangler would know. I think maybe it is more the shark dogfish than a bowfin. Maybe it is a common name in england for another type of fish

 

definitely Liverpool or Manchester area accent as you say Cudz.

 

So since there are no bowfin that i have ever heard of or seen in the UK, those are definitely the shark type Dogfish tails (i've skinned and ate a few myself...they never did that though)

 

 

This is the fishy right here