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Raw short-finned eel

Detailed

Typical

File:Raw short finned eel icon.png

Release

12 April 2010 (Update)

Members

Quest item

Tradeable

No

No

Yes

Equipable

Stackable

Disassembly

No

No

Unknown

Value

High Alchemy

Low Alchemy

Unknown

720 coins

480 coins

Destroy

Drop

On death

Unknown

On death

Unknown

Exchange

Not sold

Weight

0.5 kg

Examine

I should try cooking this. (Tier 5)

The raw short-finned eel is a Tier 5 raw fish found while training Dungeoneering. It is the highest level free to play fish in Daemonheim.

Raw short-finned eels can be caught with a Fly fishing rod and Feathers, giving 81 fishing xp each at level 40 fishing. Raw short-finned eels can also be bought from the Smuggler.

Cooking

Raw short-finned eel can be cooked with 41 cooking using a fire to make a short-finned eel. It gives 103 cooking xp and heals 120 Life points.

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