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'''===Shore Fish:'''===
'''===Ocean Fish:'''===
'''===Special tile fish:'''===
*Larger == Rarity ==Certain rarity bonuses have been discovered for both fish start giving less than 1 fillet per 0and fishing rods.3kg, and cap ===Fish===Rare rolls are at 50fillets per fishthe "Something Bites" event message.<br />{{event|inline|You have a moment of inspiration...<br/>Something bites. }}<br /> Max fillets tends At this point you have a chance to happen around actually catch the fish, have your line snap, or have the fish get away. At lower fishing skills you may lose these fish more often than at higher skill levels. These fish are slightly heavier than a fish of the 25kg marksame quality level. You can use them in meals, but they will not make the meal rare nor will butchering them give rare fillets. They may be related to butchering skillsacrificed at an altar for a refresh like all other rares. ===[[Fine fishing rod]]===* Take slightly less damage.*Increase the average weight of fish caught.*When Increase catching white or blue sharks, they deal a small poison damage woundfrequency. If left to heal naturally, this has a small * Increase the chance to kill you on the healing tickat catching unique fish at special fishing spots.
A lot of new information courtesy of Nicrolis. http://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/topic/130814-fishing-itemsailfish-fine-fishing-rod-and-lurker-in-the-deep-pages/
The higher the quality of the fish, the more weight the fish will have. Each species has a weight to quality ratio. A high quality roach will likely never outweigh any quality of catfish for example.
You can get better fish in deeper water. This water depth is the same depth that first triggers the "Out to Sea" achievement. Past that point special fishing tiles, usually found with [[Lurker in the deep]] pendulum, begin showing up quite frequently. Special fishing tiles do not move/disappear on their own. The tiles will change to a different special fish type at the beginning of a season change. Tiles can disappear if the terrain around them is modified. Heavier fish also cause your line to snap more frequently (possible based on line quality and/or skill level). Losing fish to line breaks reduces your catch rate, but generally fishing in deep water is better than shallow.
Some shore fish can also be caught out in ocean waters, usually at a higher quality than they would be found closer to shore. Typically the lighter fish are much easier to catch at high quality, with q50+ roach and perch being not uncommon even for a beginning fisher. High ql catfish on the other hand will be quite rare at the beginning.
*[[Item:Roach|Roach]] 0.002 kg/ql
*[[Item:Perch|Perch]] 0.005 kg/ql
*[[Item:Catfish|Catfish]] 0.25 kg/ql
*[[Item:Herring|Herring]] 0.003 kg/ql
*[[Item:Smallmouth bass|Smallmouth Bass]] 0.04 kg/ql
*[[Item:Snook|Snook]] 0.2 kg/ql
*[[Item:Octopus|Octopus]]
*[[Item:Sailfish|Sailfish]] 0.1 kg/ql
::Sailfish have a high chance to snap your fishing line compared to other fish of the same size.
*[[Item:Dorado|Dorado]] 0.3 kg/ql
*[[Item:Blue shark|Blue shark]] 0.4 kg/ql
*[[Item:White shark|White shark]] 2.0 kg/ql
== Notes ==
* Larger fish start giving less than 1 fillet per 0.3 kg, and cap at 50 fillets per fish. Max fillets tends to happen around the 15 kg mark, but may be related to [[butchering]] skill.
* When catching white or blue sharks, they deal a small [[poison]] damage wound. If left to heal naturally, this has a very small chance to kill you on the healing tick.
* Fishing in deeper water is almost always better.
* The fishing skill is quite slow to level, a high [[Circle of Cunning|CoC ]] rod wouldn't be a bad idea.
* Willow rods take less damage from catching heavy fish.
* Fishing skill goes up as you fish, not when you catch the fish.
