I won't go into how the fish monger quests work here unless someone asks for a guide on them. While sailing you will be fishing a lot, and the rare fish you can catch differ from one facet to the next and by water type, so if you're a collector, you'll have to work extra hard for those big fish on the opposing facet. Ultimately you'll want to decide where you're going to do the lion's share of your fish monger quests (tram or fel), because canceling these quests is a step back in your fishmonger reputation. There are 8 fish mongers on tram side and 8 on fel side (Britain, Moonglow, Skara Brae, Trinsic, Jhelom, Vesper, Papua, and the Floating Emporium). If you really want to adventure in the high seas, you really need to work to get your fishing up to 120, which means a LOT of professional fisher quests to get the scroll.

At 100 skill you'll have a 25% chance of pulling up Osiredon, the Scalis Enforcer when you throw in a white net (at the correct location). I'm going to briefly mention the professional fisher quests as well, because ultimately, you'll want that 120 fishing scroll!Īt 80.1 fishing skill you will start seeing delicate scales (used for adding use best weapon skill via imbuing) and white pearls, and you'll still fail to catch quite often. If you want to explore professional fisher quests, and make sure you are the one in your friend group supplying shipwrecked deco items and white nets and chests, this guide is for you! But this is so much more than just a template guide. This build is for dealing ranged combat damage and lots of it! But if you spend a lot of time at sea, you'll quickly learn that a melee build isn't exactly useful a lot of the time, and pets' primary damage is their melee, so they leave you wanting when it counts as well. Yes yes, I know, fishing is a 'secondary skill' and you can slap it on anyone.

Ultima online fishing template