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Can you touch a dogfish?

Asked: Jon Sleeman, Last Updated:

If you're really nervous, you can grab them under the tip of the nose and put your foot on their tail so they can't "squirm" around... Stab him half a dozen times, thatll do it. Do not beat or stab a dogfish upon landing it. You will jeopardize your rig.

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