How to Fish in Book of Travels

How to start fishing

To start your epic fishing adventure, you’ll need to equip a fishing rod in your main hand slot. أعني, unless you plan on catching fish with your bare hands like a caveman. You can buy a fishing rod from the Myr Fishmonger in Myr or Pole Fisher at Crossings’ سوق. And if you want to get fancy, you can also buy bait from these vendors. Just make sure you don’t accidentally try to fish with the bait instead of the rod – it won’t end well.

• معدات: There are two types of rods available. ال casting fishing rod is the best choice, as it provides a longer casting range that allows you to fish in distant fishing areas. When you obtain a fishing rod, you will unlock the صيد السمك مهارة, which you can memorise from your Skill Book to add it to your avaible skills.

• Baits: In order to attract fish, you’ll need to load your fishing rod with soil worms. These worms can be obtained from vendors in Myr, Bat Saha, and Crossings’ سوق, or from fishermen who will appear randomly near rivers and oceans. لكن, you can also find worms during your travels as they appear as small patches of soil containing a single worm each. Without bait, you won’t catch any fish, only trash. To load the bait, select the worms in your inventory and drag them to the bait slot on your fishing rod.

• صيد السمك: Once you have equipped your fishing rod and loaded the bait, approach the fishing area. Use your skill card and click on the water. If you are trying to fish further away, a mini-game will appear. Keep in mind that if your fishing skill is low, it’s possible for the fish to escape more often. The higher your fishing skill, the better your chances of catching valuable fish.

• المناطق: The types of fish you can catch depend on the type of water (river, ocean, lake) and part of the world where they occur. Fishing areas are indicated by small fish jumping out of the water and a distinctive sound effect. Outside of fishing areas, you will mostly catch trash. Fishing areas are now stocked with specific fish that deplete as you catch them, but regenerate over time.

• Weather: The weather affects fishing. When it rains, fishing is faster and more productive.

Fishing Map

In this little fishing map, you’ll find a detailed list of the exact spots where I’ve cast my line, and of course, the types of fish I’ve managed to catch. The fish are sorted by their name, قيمة, and quality, because who doesn’t love a good organized catalog of aquatic species? أوه, but before we proceed: if you happen to come across any fish that aren’t on my list, please do let me know.

Alken Rock Coast:

• Frash salmon (17) (جيد)
• Southern snapper (19) (جيد)
• False carp (19) (جيد)
• Umber Lake koi (19) (جيد)
• Spinefin flatfish (114) (Great)
• Fresh deepwater tuna (129) (Great)

Bat Saha:

• Shiny woots fish (17) (جيد)
• Fresh salmon (17) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Fresh snapper from The Verve (110) (Great)
• Fresh fumes carp (114) (Great)

Brim of Abarat:

• Frash salmon (17) (جيد)
• Shiny woots fish (17) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Frash snapper from The Verve (110) (Great)
• Fresh fumes carp (114) (Great)
• Stray salmon (129) (Great)
• Prize-winning halibut (357) (Exceptional)

Charwood Forest:

• Common koi (19) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Tiny tombac minnow (20) (جيد)
• Jade-eyed salmon (403) (Exceptional)

Crescent Link:

• Fresh salmon (17) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Western snapper (21) (جيد)
• Prize-winning halibut (357) (Exceptional)

Harrow Ledge:

• Fresh salmon (17) (جيد)
• False carp (19) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Prize-winning halibut (357) (Exceptional)

Kuro Orchard:

• Smelly sardines (2) (Poor)
• Cat’s sardine (19) (جيد)
• False carp (19) (جيد)
• Common koi (19) (جيد)
• Tiny tombac minnow (20) (جيد)
• Stray salmon (129) (Great)

Little Slip:

• Rotten crescent fish (2) (Poor)
• Cat’s sardine (19) (جيد)
• False carp (19) (جيد)
• Common koi (19) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)

Lakatos String:

• Fresh salmon (17) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Western snapper (21) (جيد)

Mist Keeper’s Toe:

• False carp (19) (جيد)
• Common koi (19) (جيد)
• Tiny tombac minnow (20) (جيد)

Myr:

• Smelly sardines (2) (Poor)
• Rotten crescent fish (2) (Poor)
• Shiny woots fish (17) (جيد)
• Cat’s sardine (19) (جيد)
• Common koi (19) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Stray salmon (129) (Great)

Myrt:

• Frash salmon (17) (جيد)
• Shiny woots fish (17) (جيد)
• Fresh snapper from The Verve (110) (Great)
• Fresh fumes carp (114) (Great)
• Stray salmon (129) (Great)

Siram Fields:

• Smelly sardines (2) (Poor)
• Common koi (19) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Fresh fumes carp (114) (Great)

The Burnings:

• Smelly sardines (2) (Poor)
• Rotten crescent fish (2) (Poor)
• Common koi (19) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Tiny tombac minnow (20) (جيد)

The Jade Urn:

• Fresh salmon (17) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Tiny tombac minnow (20) (جيد)
• Lucky Jadefin fish (339) (Exceptional)

Travellers’ Meadow:

• Shiny woots fish (17) (جيد)
• False carp (19) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Western snapper (21) (جيد)
• Spinefin flatfish (114) (Great)
• Stray salmon (129) (Great)
• Cedar-pink ayu (402) (Exceptional)

Western Verve:

• Shiny woots fish (17) (جيد)
• Frash salmon (17) (جيد)
• Umber Lake koi (19) (جيد)
• Fresh fumes carp (114) (Great)
• Stray salmon (129) (Great)

Western Harvest Route:

• Smelly sardines (2) (Poor)
• Shiny woots fish (17) (جيد)
• Common koi (19) (جيد)
• Tiny tombac minnow (20) (جيد)
• Fresh snapper from The Verve (110) (Great)
• Stray salmon (129) (Great)

West Wind Shores:

• Fresh salmon (17) (جيد)
• False carp (19) (جيد)
• Common crescent fish (20) (جيد)
• Western snapper (21) (جيد)
• Prize-winning halibut (357) (Exceptional)

Top Fishing Spots

Who has time to read maps these days? Not me, that’s for sure. That’s why I’m cutting to the chase and sharing with you my top three favorite fishing spots. These are the cream of the crop, the real deal, the bee’s knees of fishing locations. And if you happen to come back empty-handed, no worries, I won’t judge. I’ll just assume the fish are taking a day off or maybe they’re just skeptical of your questionable fishing skills.

Brim of Abarat

Travellers’ Meadow

Harrow Ledge

Fishing Loot

This list contains the complete (so far) list of fish, as well as the ‘treasures’ I’ve managed to pull out of stagnant water. أنت تعرف, trash and old rusty equipment – the real gems of the fishing world.

سمكة

Exceptional quality:

• Jade-eyed salmon – Trade Value: 403
• Cedar-pink ayu – Trade Value: 402
• Prize-winning halibut – Trade Value: 357
• Lucky Jadefin fish – Trade Value: 339

Great quality:

• Stray salmon – Trade Value: 129
• Fresh deepwater tuna – Trade Value: 129
• Fresh fumes carp – Trade Value: 114
• Spinefin flatfish – Trade Value: 114
• Fresh snapper from The Verve – Trade Value: 110

Good quality:

• Western snapper – Trade Value: 21
• Common crescent fish – Trade Value: 20
• Tiny tombac minnow – Trade Value: 20
• Cat’s sardine – Trade Value: 19
• Common koi – Trade Value: 19
• False carp – Trade Value: 19
• Southern snapper – Trade Value: 19
• Umber Lake koi – Trade Value: 19
• Frash salmon – Trade Value: 17
• Shiny woots fish – Trade Value: 17

Poor quality:

• Smelly sardines – Trade Value: 2
• Rotten crescent fish – Trade Value: 2

معدات

• Weavers’ headband – Trade Value: 138
• Traditional Myr hat – Trade Value: 137
• Outdated heirloom hat – Trade Value: 134
• Diggers’ sun guard – Trade Value: 129
• Leather headband – Trade Value: 120
• Simple fur cap – Trade Value: 115
• Old-fashioned sun guard – Trade Value: 20
• TrashA strand of coarse hair – Trade Value: 3
• Amateur wooden spoon – Trade Value: 2
• Bag filled with gravel – Trade Value: 2
• Bag of duck down – Trade Value: 2
• Bag of soil – Trade Value: 3
• Barely readable knot – Trade Value: 2
• Big moss agate shard – Trade Value: 38
• Box of tombac scraps – Trade Value: 2
• Broken applewood toy – Trade Value: 3
• Broken cedar comb – Trade Value: 3
• Broken frame piece – Trade Value: 3
• Broken wood handle – Trade Value: 3
• Brittle grass rope – Trade Value: 2
• Brittle wooden comb – Trade Value: 2
• Bundle of moth-eaten shirts – Trade Value: 2
• Bundle of wilted flowers – Trade Value: 2
• Chipped ceramic cup – Trade Value: 3
• Coarse hemp twine – Trade Value: 3
• Crooked ferrite nail – Trade Value: 3
• Cracked and chipped jade urn – Trade Value: 3
• Crude nails – Trade Value: 2
• Damage animal skull – Trade Value: 3
• Damp clay pot – Trade Value: 3
• Decorated leaking urn – Trade Value: 3
• Deep jade shard – Trade Value: 17
• Dented guard’s hilt – Trade Value: 2
• Dirty clay tea cup – Trade Value: 2
• Discarded worn carpet – Trade Value: 3
• Dissonant bell – Trade Value: 3
• Dull ferrite needle – Trade Value: 2
• Dusty tombac clips – Trade Value: 2
• Folded paper cube – Trade Value: 3
• Frail lute tailpiece – Trade Value: 2
• Flute rinse rag – Trade Value: 3
• Half-torn knot – Trade Value: 2
• Knot with meaningless message – Trade Value: 2
• Leaky perfume sample – Trade Value: 2
• Leaky wooden cup – Trade Value: 3
• Lump of water-damage wool – Trade Value: 3
• Old wooden wheel – Trade Value: 2
• Pieces of wool – Trade Value: 3
• Polished beryl shard – Trade Value: 32
• Polished driftwood shard – Trade Value: 12
• Rejected incomplete carpet – Trade Value: 3
• صخر – Trade Value: 2
• Roll of tar-dipped hemp – Trade Value: 2
• Rumpled paper box of used scraps of paper – Trade Value: 2
• Rusted beam bolt – Trade Value: 2
• Rusty ferrite bell – Trade Value: 2
• Sick bag – Trade Value: 2
• Spare walnut lath – Trade Value: 2
• Sturdy freight box – Trade Value: 22
• Strip of sand paper – Trade Value: 3
• Tar cube – Trade Value: 2
• Tar soap lump – Trade Value: 3
• Tarnished roll of hemp – Trade Value: 2
• Uneven clay cup – Trade Value: 2
• Wax cube – Trade Value: 3
• Wind spinner made of dubious material – Trade Value: 2
• Worker’s solid handkerchief – Trade Value: 2
• Wobbly clay tea cup – Trade Value: 3