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#1 Feb 05 2008 at 7:22 AM Rating: Excellent

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This assumes you know the fishing quest for 225 up is in Dustwallow (minimum 225 fish skill to do quest)and the cooking 225 is in Tanaris (same). Once you have both completed go to Steamwheedle Port and buy all the fish recipes i.e. Yellowtail, Winter Squid, and Nightfin, Sunscale Salmon Somewhere around 240 you'll fish out a book that allows you to "track" fish.

Fly to Feralas and buy the Mightfish, Dark Lobster recipe's.

Fish the stream at Feralas for Salmon and Nightfin until you get your fishing skill lvl to 300. Use your catch to lvl up your cooking. Go to Zangarmarsh to Cenarion Hold, (south of Swamprat post) and purchase book for fish skill up to 375. (he's on the southside of camp near the water).

You'll also be catching a few Redgill. Recipe for those is in STV.

Now go to Azhara, (north of Orgrimar) and fish for Dark Lobster, Squid, and Raw Mightfish (not glossy although you'll get some of those too). Use this catch to finish getting your cooking to above 300.

In Thrallamar you can purchase the book for cooking skill to 375. A recipe for Ravager flesh (minimum 300) is directly across from the Inn sold by Ol'one eye (or some such name).

You obviously don't have to do this in this order, (if you're already in Thrallamar buy the book while there, same with ravager recipe)

This was just meant to give an idea as to where everything is and approx lvl's. For example, when I went to Azhara my fishing skill was at 300 (out of possible 375) but couldn't fish until I attached a Dynamic fish attractor to my Nat Pagle fishing pole, once I reached 305 I could fish without the attractor but wouldn't catch anything.
Hope this helps!
If not,keep it to yourself!

Bubabooe-Hunter-Lvl 66
#2 Feb 05 2008 at 12:13 PM Rating: Decent
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Thanks for the summary! Rate up!
#3 Feb 06 2008 at 6:24 AM Rating: Good
vulfy wrote:
Somewhere around 240 you'll fish out a book that allows you to "track" fish.

Somewhere around L35 you'll fish out the book that allows you to track fishing pools. Fishing skill does not matter. I got my book from fishing the pools north of Grom'Gol in STV.
#4 Feb 06 2008 at 12:11 PM Rating: Decent
thanks for the kick *** summary man! I appreciate it... fishing is the bane of my existence but you cant get your cooking level over 300 without it unless you wanna spend and insane amount of gold for the damn fish in the AH... and personally, I would rather buy more interesting items than fish!

so thanks again for the advice... it really helped!!!

Trazen
66 Hunter
Feathermoon (Horde)
#5 Feb 10 2008 at 3:32 AM Rating: Decent
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This will also help, you can bookmark/favorite it for all professions. Just remember it's to powerlevel, not necessarily to make money off(not that you'll make much money off any crafting skill at lower levels).

Edit: woot 300th post!

Edited, Feb 10th 2008 4:34am by fuzzzywuzy
#6 Feb 11 2008 at 1:49 AM Rating: Decent
fuzzzywuzy wrote:
This will also help, you can bookmark/favorite it for all professions. Just remember it's to powerlevel, not necessarily to make money off(not that you'll make much money off any crafting skill at lower levels).

Your mileage may vary, but for me, fishing has been the secondmost lucrative profession available. It's second only to disenchanting, and fairly easy to level to 375. All you really need to do is determine which fish will bring in the gold, and that information is in the FAQ.

Trade skills FAQ wrote:
Fish you'll want for alchemy: [wowitem=6358]Oily Blackmouth[/wowitem], [wowitem=6359]Firefin Snapper[/wowitem], and [wowitem=13422]Stonescale Eel[/wowitem]
The fun fish (Ohmikeghod added): [wowitem=6522]Deviate fish[/wowitem]



vulfy wrote:
This was just meant to give an idea as to where everything is and approx lvl's. For example, when I went to Azhara my fishing skill was at 300 (out of possible 375) but couldn't fish until I attached a Dynamic fish attractor to my Nat Pagle fishing pole, once I reached 305 I could fish without the attractor but wouldn't catch anything.

If you want to level your fishing, fish someplace where you don't need lures. Leveling is based ONLY on the number of fish you catch, not where you catch them or what type of fish they are. Please note that this information about leveling fishing is in the sticky. Shame on you for not reading it before posting.

Trade skills FAQ wrote:
It is a common misconception that you need to move areas to raise up your fishing skill. The truth, whether good or bad, is that your skill rises at the same rate anywhere; and that rate goes by the number of successful catches you make, not by the level of fish you catch!
#7 Feb 11 2008 at 4:54 AM Rating: Decent
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ohmikeghod the Venerable wrote:
vulfy wrote:
Somewhere around 240 you'll fish out a book that allows you to "track" fish.

Somewhere around L35 you'll fish out the book that allows you to track fishing pools. Fishing skill does not matter. I got my book from fishing the pools north of Grom'Gol in STV.


It can actually happen sooner than that. I was fishing wreckage pools at the Venture camp in Stonetalon and got the book at level 23, with a 152 fishing skill.
#8 Feb 12 2008 at 9:47 AM Rating: Good
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ohmikeghod the Venerable wrote:

Trade skills FAQ wrote:
It is a common misconception that you need to move areas to raise up your fishing skill. The truth, whether good or bad, is that your skill rises at the same rate anywhere; and that rate goes by the number of successful catches you make, not by the level of fish you catch!


True but if you are skilling up cooking at the same time, you need the higher level fish to get the cooking skillups from cooking them.

Evocables wrote:
ohmikeghod the Venerable wrote:
vulfy wrote:
Somewhere around 240 you'll fish out a book that allows you to "track" fish.

Somewhere around L35 you'll fish out the book that allows you to track fishing pools. Fishing skill does not matter. I got my book from fishing the pools north of Grom'Gol in STV.


It can actually happen sooner than that. I was fishing wreckage pools at the Venture camp in Stonetalon and got the book at level 23, with a 152 fishing skill.

I think it's fishing skill. I think I didn't get the book until my fishing skill hit 100-105. I think one of my guys is only in the low 100s but has it now. IDK though.
I am finding that as my fishing skill increases I need to catch more and more fish to get that next level and as a result the more time consuming/boring it can become. Do get some really nice things every once in a while though.

Edited, Feb 12th 2008 12:51pm by MrTalos
#9 Feb 13 2008 at 7:23 AM Rating: Decent
MrTalos wrote:
ohmikeghod the Venerable wrote:

Trade skills FAQ wrote:
It is a common misconception that you need to move areas to raise up your fishing skill. The truth, whether good or bad, is that your skill rises at the same rate anywhere; and that rate goes by the number of successful catches you make, not by the level of fish you catch!

True but if you are skilling up cooking at the same time, you need the higher level fish to get the cooking skillups from cooking them.

While it would be nice to have fishing and cooking at the same level, it's not really necessary. In fact, I feel that having your fishing at a much higher level makes it easier to up your cooking easier. It's not hard to level fishing, but it's very difficult to level cooking when you lose half of your catch because you are marginal or need lures for the fishing area.
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