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|release = [[11 June]] [[2001]]
|update = New_fishing_skill_and_more_cooking
|members = No
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'''Fishing''' lets players catch fish from [[fishing spots]]. Caught [[fish]] may be cooked using the Cooking skill, and are often sold to other players because of their ability to heal [[Life Points]]. When a player has achieved level 99 in Fishing, they may purchase a [[Fishing cape]] from the [[Master Fisher]] inside the [[Fishing Guild]] for 99,000 coins.

{{Skill minimum rank|Fishing}} {{Skill 99s|Fishing}}

==History==
The fishing skill was released on [[11 June]] [[2001]], along with [[Karamja]] and the [[Pirate's Treasure]] [[quest]]. It was part of a large [[Update:The island of Karamja is open|update]] that complemented the Cooking skill. This update added many of the fish that are currently found in [[free-to-play]], including [[shrimp]], [[salmon]], and [[lobster]]. In addition to the fishing spots on Karamja, spots in [[Draynor Village]] and [[Port Sarim]] were added.

On [[27 February]] [[2002]], a [[members]] subscription service was created. Along with many new quests and fishing areas, [[big net fishing]] was released, which allowed players to catch [[bass]], [[mackerel]], and [[cod]]. In addition, players would sometimes fish up a [[casket]]. On [[17 June]] [[2002]], the [[Fishing Guild]] was released. The [[Fishing Trawler]] activity was released on [[28 July]] [[2003]]. It allowed players to fish for [[manta rays]] and [[sea turtles]]. (Which are very hard to come by).

On [[3 July]] [[2007]], [[Barbarian Training#Barbarian Fishing|Barbarian Fishing]] was added to the game. This included heavy rod fishing and barbarian hand fishing. Heavy rod fishing allows players to catch [[leaping trout]], [[leaping salmon]] and [[leaping sturgeon]]. Barbarian hand fishing gives the ability to fish using bare hands, as opposed to using a [[harpoon]]. Barbarian hand fishing also gives [[Strength]] experience.

On [[17 September]] [[2009]], the fishing skill was updated drastically by the release of the [[Living Rock Caverns]]. Players could fish for [[cavefish]] and [[rocktail]], two of the highest-healing fish in the game. [[Fish Flingers]], the first fishing [[Distractions and Diversions|distraction and diversion]], was released on [[23 March]] [[2010]]. Less than a month later, [[Dungeoneering]] was introduced, which released ten more different kinds of fish only caught in [[Daemonheim]].

==Fishing Supplies==
Locations of fishing shops where players can buy supplies are:

====Free-to-play====

*[[Gerrant's Fishy Business]] in [[Port Sarim]]
*[[Hank's Fishing Shop]] in [[Lumbridge]]

====Members====
[[File:Fishing with Net.gif|thumb|A player fishing with a small net.]][[File:Fishing with Rod.gif|thumb|A player fishing with a rod.]]
[[File:Deep-Sea Fishing.gif|thumb|A player using an alternative animation for rod fishing.]]
[[File:Fishing with Harpoon.gif|thumb|A player fishing with a harpoon.]][[File:Fishing lobster.gif|frame|A player fishing with a lobster cage.]]

*[[Harry's Fishing Shop]] in [[Catherby]]
*[[Fishing Guild]] Shop - only [[Fishing Bait|Fishing bait]] and [[Feather]]s
*[[Shilo_Village#Fishing_Shop|Shilo Village]] Fishing Shop
*[[Witchaven]] Fishing Shop
*[[Fish stall]]s - [[Fishmonger]]s
*[[Rellekka]] Fremennik Fishmonger
*[[Miscellania]] Island Fishmonger
*[[Etceteria]] Fishmonger
*[[Piscatoris]] General Shop

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==Equipment==
Players need certain types of equipment depending on what fish they want to catch.

===Net Fishing/Crayfish cage===

The first few fish players can catch require nets, except for [[crayfish]], which require a [[crayfish cage]]. Fishing nets can only be used in the seas. Free players can only use [[small fishing nets]] while members can also use [[big fishing nets]]. The big nets allow players to catch different, higher-level fish and sometimes items such as boots, [[seaweed]], or [[caskets]]. When a player has found a fishing spot, they can then use their net if the option 'net fishing spot' is available.

===Fishing rods and bait fishing===

[[Fishing rods]] are required to fish for many mid-level fish. Fishing rods can be used in both rivers and seas. Along with a fishing rod, players also need [[fishing bait]] (or [[living minerals]] if they fish rocktail) to attract fish. Bait can be bought in stores (3gp each at Port Sarim fishing shop), but they can also be obtained by some [[monsters]]. When a player has found a fishing spot, they can then use their fishing rod if the option 'bait fishing spot' is available. For every fish you catch, you lose one piece of bait. They are used to catch lots of different fish, including sardines, herring, pike and more.

There is also another type of rod, the [[oily fishing rod]]. However, only members can use this rod. It is required to fish lava eels and is needed in the [[Heroes' Quest]].

Another rod is the [[barbarian rod]], which is used to catch leaping trout, leaping salmon, and leaping sturgeon, during and after Barbarian training.

===Fly fishing rods and feathers - Lure fishing===

Fly fishing is also required to fish for certain mid-level fish, which are caught in rivers. Along with a [[fly fishing rod]], players also need [[feathers]] to attract fish. Feathers can be bought on the [[Grand Exchange]] for {{GEPrice|Feather}} coins each. If a player wishes to get the feathers cheap they are sold in fishing stores at a price of 6gp each. However, each fishing store only has 1000 feathers at a time. Feathers are also often dropped by [[chickens]] and occasionally [[chompy birds]]. When a player has found a fishing spot, they can then use their fly fishing rod if the option 'lure fishing spot' is available. Each fish caught uses one feather. Coloured feathers from hunting cannot be used with fly fishing, with the exception of the stripy feather, which can be used to yield [[rainbow fish]] at level 38, rather than the usual [[trout]] and [[salmon]]. If you have both types of feathers in your inventory, you will be asked which feathers you would like to use.

[[File:Harpoon options.png|thumb|Options to fish tuna/swordfish or lobsters.]]

Fly Fishing in places like [[Shilo Village]] or [[Gunnarsgrunn]] is thought of as the quickest possible fishing experience. However, if you want to bank your fish, you can fish in Lumbridge, on the east bank of [[River Lum]] and chop down the [[canoe station]] with 42 woodcutting. Make a stable dugout canoe, sail to [[Edgeville]], bank your fish and return to Lumbridge via another stable dugout canoe. You can continue to repeat the process to get some cash along with experience. You can also use the Ring of Kinship to teleport to Deamonheim, bank with the banker, then home teleport back to Lumbridge.

It might be quicker to bank with the [[Culinaromancer's chest]] than make a dugout and canoe down to Edgeville and back again, due to the fact that the canoe station has been moved to the opposite side of the river from the fishing spot.

===Harpoons===
[[Harpoons]] are required for catching some larger medium to high level fish: Mainly [[tuna]], [[swordfish]] and [[sharks]]. They can only be used in the sea. When a player has found a fishing spot, they can then use their harpoon if the option ''Harpoon Fishing spot'' is available.

The ratio of '''tuna:swordfish''' when catching these with a harpoon is approximately '''5:4'''. This means catching 5,000 tuna will get you about 4,000 swordfish.

There are three types of harpoons - the (regular) harpoon, the [[barb-tail harpoon]], and the [[sacred clay harpoon]]. The barb-tail harpoon and sacred clay harpoon can be wielded; the (regular) harpoon cannot. The barb-tail harpoon differs in the fact it can be equipped, while the sacred clay harpoon gives double the experience per fish in addition to being wieldable. However due to the introduction of the toolbelt you no longer have to worry about most fishing equipment like that of the harpoon taking up an inventory slot.

After being taught by [[Otto Godblessed]], a player can catch fish that are harpoon-able with their bare hands. Levels required are 20 levels higher and they also require a Strength level; but doing so grants very little Strength experience and saves an inventory slot compared to having a non-wieldable harpoon. It is exactly the same rate of fish as just normal harpooning.

[[Swordfish gloves|Swordfish]] and [[shark gloves]] will increase the [[Experience]] gained by 100 per catch. They can be bought at [[Fist of Guthix]] for 200 tokens. Tuna catches will not affect the gloves' charges.

===Cages===
[[Lobsters]] are caught in the sea, using [[lobster pots]]. When a player has found a fishing spot, they can then use their lobster cage if the option 'cage fishing spot' is available. Lobster is highly recommended for fishing levels 60 to 99 for non-members. (Note: Keep in mind, lobsters take a bit longer to fish than other fish!) A popular cage spot is in Karamja. This is due to Stiles, who changes tuna, swordfish or lobster into notes (both raw and cooked), being just south of the Karamja volcano. An alternative mode of banking would be to use the Port Sarim lodestone, Entrana deposit box, then return via ship to Musa Point; the entire trip takes less clicks, and time, than a trip to see Stiles.

===Barbarian Fishing===
Members with a high level in fishing can speak with Otto Godblessed in his [[Otto's Grotto|home]] near Baxtorian Falls to learn special [[Barbarian Training|barbarian methods]] of fishing. First, he instructs the player on heavy rod fishing. Heavy rod fishing requires a [[barbarian rod]] (found under Otto's bed) and any type of bait, as well as a [[knife]] to gut the fish. In order to catch the special fish in Otto's lake, a [[Strength]] and [[Agility]] level is needed in addition to the fishing requirement. The [[leaping fish]] obtained can be used with a knife to obtain [[roe]] and [[caviar]] for use in [[Herblore]] skill, and catching them gives small amounts of experience in strength and agility. The fish you catch this way are as follows:

{|class="wikitable"
!Fish
!Fishing Level Required
![[Strength]]/[[Agility]] Level Required
![[Experience|Fishing experience]] gained
![[Experience|Strength/Agility experience]] gained
![[Cooking]] Experience from successful cutting/gutting
|-
|[[Leaping trout]]
|48
|15
|50
|5
|10
|-
|[[Leaping salmon]]
|58
|30
|70
|6
|10
|-
|[[Leaping sturgeon]]
|70
|45
|80
|7
|15
|}

After this, the player can learn how to fish tuna, swordfish, and sharks without a harpoon. Using this method requires a higher Fishing level as well as a Strength level equivalent to the Fishing level needed to catch the fish normally. However, it provides small amounts of Strength experience.

'''Note:''' When you are catching swordfish via barbarian methods, you will still receive tuna along with swordfish if you have the required levels for both.[[File:Barbarian fishing.png|thumb|A player Fishing Shark with his bare hands in the Fishing Guild.]]
{|class="wikitable"
!Fish
!Fishing Level Required
![[Strength]] Level Required
![[Experience|Fishing experience]] gained
![[Experience|Strength experience]] gained
|-
|[[Tuna]]
|55
|35
|80
|8
|-
|[[Swordfish]]
|70
|50
|100
|10
|-
|[[Shark]]
|96
|76
|110
|11
|-
|[[Baron shark]] ^
|96
|76
|110
|11
|}

^ [[Juju fishing potion]] required.

====Tips====
When heavy rod fishing, you should bring your rod, your knife, and 25 fishing bait or feathers, go to the fishing spots and catch a full inventory of fish and cut them into fish offcuts and caviar/roe. If your inventory gets full of offcuts and roe/caviar, drop the fish offcuts and continue fishing/cutting using the caviar/roe. You can pick up the offcuts after you have used up the caviar/roe as they are also bait. Dropping the caviar/roe takes more time to drop than the stackable offcuts. This gets you around 50 to 60k an hour at 70 fishing. Note that it is possible to run out of bait just from cutting open the fish so bring some back up bait/feathers to be on the safe side. When fishing with Bait, feathers, offcuts and caviar/roe in your inventory you will use the bait first, then the feathers, then the offcuts, then the caviar/roe. If you are banking the caviar/roe for barbarian potions it is a good idea to take plenty of bait/feathers to start with and bank the fish offcuts with the caviar/roe. This way you can save the offcuts for later barbarian fishing trips so that you won't have to bother using other bait or feathers.

==Fishing spots==
{{main|Fishing spot}}

There are 5 main types of fishing spots in RuneScape: Net/Bait, Lure/Bait, Cage/Harpoon, and Net/Harpoon (members-only) and Harpoon/Net (after [[Swan Song]], members-only). Net/Bait spots require a [[small fishing net]] to net fish whilst Net/Harpoon spots require a [[big fishing net]] to net fish. Harpoon/Net requires a small Fishing net.

==Fishing Trawler==
{{main|Fishing Trawler}}

[[Fishing Trawler]] is a fishing [[Activities|activity]] run by [[Murphy]] that players can play at [[Port Khazard]]. Players need at least a minimum of level 15 fishing to participate. Players board a trawler boat and work as a team to prevent the boat from sinking as they are sailed for 12 minutes around the sea. It can be overwhelming for a single player, so it is recommended to bring friends, a clan, or other experienced fishers. Fishing Trawler was released 28 July 2003. Currently, world 116 is the RuneScape designated Trawler world. At the end of every trip, you get a load of fish and other assorted items (i.e. [[rusty sword]]s) the Fishing Trawler is the only event to give [[raw sea turtles]], [[manta rays]], and [[tiger sharks]].

==Fish Flingers==
{{Main|Fish Flingers}}
Fish Flingers is a [[Distractions and Diversions|Distraction and Diversion]] released [[23 March]] 2010. Games are scheduled every 20 minutes and last for 10 minutes. [[Fisherman (Fish Flingers)|Fishermen]] appear in the most popular fishing spots five minutes before each game and can teleport players to the game location. Games are a solo, non-competitive activity, although players frequently cooperate. Rewards are [[experience]], fish, and tackle boxes.

==Fishing and Summoning==
The members-only [[Summoning]] skill provides some very useful benefits to fishing, in particular when fishing [[sharks]] or [[monkfish]]. Familiars are indispensable because they can forage fish for you on their own while you fish. Not only does this give you additional fish to sell or cook, but you will gain a portion of the experience for each catch! Plus, they'll give your fishing an invisible boost that improves your catch rate slightly. There are three familiars that help with fishing.

{|class="wikitable"
!Pouch
!Familiar
!Summoning level
!Fishing boost
!Forages
|-
|[[File:Granite crab pouch.png]]
|[[Granite Crab]]
|16
| +1
|[[Oyster]]s, [[cod]], [[seaweed]], and [[pike]]
|-
|[[File:Ibis pouch.png]]
|[[Ibis]]
|56
| +3
|[[Swordfish]] and [[tuna]]
|-
|[[File:Granite lobster pouch.png]]
|[[Granite lobster]]
|74
| +4
|[[Shark]]s and [[swordfish]]
|}

Note: While fishing for [[salmon]] and [[trout]] in [[Shilo Village]], [[monkfish]] at the [[Piscatoris Fishing Colony]], [[shark]]s at [[Burgh de Rott]], or [[rocktail]] at the [[Living Rock Caverns]], an [[ibis]] produces only [[swordfish]]. A [[granite lobster]] produces [[shark]]s at [[Shilo Village]].

==Fishing and Agility==
[[File:Catching two fish.png|frame|The message a player receives when they manage to catch two fish simultaneously.]]

As of the [[Update:Agility Benefits for Fishing, Hunter and Thieving|19 January 2010]] update, there is a chance of receiving bonus tuna, swordfish, and shark when players have a high enough [[Agility]] level. The chance of getting a bonus fish increases as Agility increases, up to a limit where the chances do not continue to increase (shown in the table below). For example, at 70 Agility, players have achieved the maximum chance of catching two tuna at one time. At 71, there is no increased chance than at 70. The bonus applies to barehanded fishing, as well. Players do not receive additional experience for gaining bonus fish.

{|class="wikitable"
!Fish
!Fishing Level
!Agility Level
!Agility Level (Upper Limit)
|-
|[[Raw tuna|Tuna]]
|35
|35
|70
|-
|[[Raw swordfish|Swordfish]]
|50
|50
|80
|-
|[[Raw shark|Shark]]
|76
|76
|99
|}

==Types of fish==
{{main|Fish}}
There is a large variety of fish that can be caught. When a player catches a fish, it will be raw and cannot be eaten but can be fed to certain pets, such as cats or kittens until it is cooked. The name and colour indicates this. For example, when shrimps are first caught they are called "[[raw shrimp]]", but once cooked the name changes to "[[shrimp]]".

==Training==

:''See [[Free-to-play Fishing training]] and [[Pay-to-play Fishing training]] for details.''

==Making Money==

*Every player needs food to heal, thus making food (particularly fish) a market with massive demand. It is recommended that players do not sell their fish to general stores or fish stores, but instead sell them to other players. The [[Grand Exchange]] or the [[RuneScape Forums]] are the best places to sell fish
*Raw fish tend to fetch higher prices than cooked fish, due to the high demand of players who want to train [[Cooking]]. Therefore, it is recommended that you should leave your fish raw if you want to gain maximum profit.
*The fish most commonly caught for profit are [[lobsters]] (less commonly now as the prices have crashed due to massive amounts of lobsters being sold at minimum price) and [[swordfish]] for free players. [[Sharks]] and [[monkfish]] are better choices for members. Due to an update, fishing [[rocktail]] and [[cavefish]] is also very profitable and also offers better experience than the commonly fished Sharks.
*A list of prices for raw and cooked fish can be found at the [[Grand Exchange Market Watch/Fishing#Fish|Grand Exchange Market Watch]].
*For some advice on making money through fishing, see the fishing section of the [[Money making guide#Fishing and Cooking Money Makers|Money making guide]].

==Random events (discontinued)==

[[Random events]] are events that used to happen at random times. They were introduced to stop [[macros]] - people who use a program to play automatically. On [[24 October]] [[2012]], as part of the [[Hallowe'en]] update, all random events still live in-game were removed. Some random events included [[non-player characters]] wanting players to do a task for them and rewarding them if they are successful or a monster that will attack the player. While fishing, players would encounter random events which are specific to Fishing, listed below.

===River troll===
[[File:River Troll.png|left|75px|A River troll]]

While fishing, a [[river troll]] may appear and will start attacking a player. They can deal a large amount of damage and their combat level depends on the player, though it will always be higher. The level ranges from level 14 to level 159. Players can either run away from them or fight them. River trolls have meager drops consisting of items related to Fishing, such as 1 raw fish of any kind or 1-5 bait. An update on [[25 February]] [[2009]] removed all random events that either attacked the player or took the player's item and dropped it nearby. The river troll currently resides in the [[Enchanted valley]] (Fairy code B-K-Q).
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===Whirlpool===
[[File:Whirlpool.gif|thumb|left|A whirlpool]]

While fishing, a [[whirlpool]] may appear in a fishing spot. If a player continues to fish in the whirlpool, their fishing equipment may be taken by it and will not be returned. Players are strongly advised to stop fishing when one appears and wait until it disappears, which usually takes about 30 seconds. The whirlpool is shown in the mini-map with a yellow dot, like an NPC.
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===Big fish===
[[File:Big fish.png|left|A big fish]]

While fishing, a [[big fish]] would sometimes appear in a fishing spot and steal a player's fishing equipment and spit it somewhere nearby, usually 3 to 10 squares away. The player has the usual amount of time as if they had dropped it to find their equipment before anyone else sees it and grabs it. When the player has found the equipment, they can go back to fishing. The big fish causes fishing spots to move as well. This event did not occur when a player is using their hands to fish.
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===Evil Bob===
[[File:Evil bob.png|left|Evil Bob]]

While fishing, players would be transported to ''[[ScapeRune]]'', the dominion of [[Evil Bob]], where everything is the opposite of ''RuneScape''. To escape, players must catch a cooked fish using a [[small fishing net]] (several spawn on the beach - but vanish from the inventory after the event) - a toolbelt one works, uncook the caught fish on a fire, and give it to Evil Bob. After eating the fish (if players feed Evil Bob a cooked fish, they must feed him another uncooked fish for every cooked fish they fed him to get him to fall asleep), Evil Bob falls asleep and the player can enter portal next to Evil Bob to return. The player receives a [[random event gift]]. After an update, players could get this random event even when not fishing.

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==Temporary boosts==
[[File:Fishing Emote.gif|thumb|A player wearing a [[Fishing Cape]] (t) and performing the Skillcape emote]]

The following temporary boosts are visible on the stats tab. They will affect what a player can catch, provided there is something new to catch at or before that level.

*[[Fishing potion]], made using the [[Herblore]] skill, temporarily increases Fishing by 3.
*[[Fish pie]], made using the [[Cooking]] skill, temporarily increases Fishing by 3.
*[[Admiral pie]], made using the [[Cooking]] skill, temporarily increases Fishing by 5.
*A brown [[spicy stew]] can raise fishing temporarily by up to 6; however, it can also decrease it by up to 6.
*The Fishing [[Cape of Achievement]] can be operated to increase Fishing from 99 to 100.
*The [[Fishing_outfit|Fishing outfit]] can be gained through the [[Fish_Flingers|Fish Flingers (D&D)]] and can add up to a 5% experience boost.
The following temporary boosts are invisible, meaning they do not appear on the stats tab. They will not affect what a player can catch, only the rate at which they would catch fish.

*[[Granite crab]], a summoning familiar, invisibly increases Fishing by 1, requires level 16 [[Summoning]].
*[[Ibis]], a summoning familiar, invisibly increases Fishing by 3, requires level 56 Summoning.
*[[Granite lobster]], a summoning familiar, invisibly increases Fishing by 4, requires level 74 Summoning.

==Quests that give fishing experience==
{|class="wikitable"
!Quest Name
!Fishing XP Reward
!Other XP Reward
!Quest Points
|-
|[[Recipe for Disaster]]
|1,000
| -
|1
|-
|[[Fishing Contest]]
|2,437
| -
|1
|-
|[[The Fremennik Trials]]
|2,812.4
|
2,812.4 [[Agility]] Experience 
2,812.4 [[Attack]] Experience 
2,812.4 [[Crafting]] Experience 
2,812.4 [[Defence]] Experience 
2,812.4 [[Fletching]] Experience 
2,812.4 [[Constitution]] Experience 
2,812.4 [[Strength]] Experience 
2,812.4 [[Thieving]] Experience 
2,812.4 [[Woodcutting]] Experience
|3
|-
|[[Land of the Goblins]]
|3,000
|
3,000 [[Agility]] Experience 
3,000 [[Herblore]] Experience 
3,000 [[Thieving]] Experience 
3,000 [[Strength]] Experience 
2,000 [[Prayer]] Experience
|1
|-
|[[Tai Bwo Wannai Trio]]
|5,000
| -
|2
|-
|[[Rum Deal]]
|7,000
|
7,000 [[Farming]] Experience 
7,000 [[Prayer]] Experience
|2
|-
|[[Sea Slug Quest]]
|7,175
| -
|1
|-
|[[Swan Song]]
|10,000
|
15,000 [[Magic]] Experience 
10,000 [[Prayer]] Experience
|2
|-
|[[Deadliest Catch]]
|70,000
|26,000 [[Hunter]] experience 9,000 [[Thieving]] experience
|1
|-
|'''Total'''
|108424.4
|
|14
|}

==Solomon's General Store==
Upon the release of [[Solomon's General Store]] on [[17 July]] [[2012]], players can purchase an alternative animation for fishing that uses any rod in the form of ''deep-sea fishing'' animation. This animation replaces the current animation for rod fishing and costs 220 [[runecoins]].

==Trivia==
[[File:New fish images.png|thumb|New fishing Thumbnails under the Strength menu for Barbarian.]]
* Fishing spots of any type are considered NPCs instead of objects in the game engine, like [[lava splash]]es.
*In [[Runescape Classic]], you had to click on each fishing spot everytime you caught a fish.

==See also==
*[[Grand Exchange Market Watch/Fishing]]
*[[Fishing/Level up table]]
*[[Free-to-play Fishing training]], a guide to training Fishing for free-to-play players
*[[Pay-to-play Fishing training]], a guide to training Fishing for pay-to-play players
*[[Calculators#Fishing|Fishing Calculators]]

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