October 30, 200817 yr Simple question, simple answer, which one gives faster EXP? I don't care about money, just exp. Also try to support your answer with facts and not just "guesses". :P Proud owner of a Quest cape!
October 30, 200817 yr If you only care about xp, and not a little bit about money, then drop em both and go fly fishing
October 30, 200817 yr Author i have fishing brawler gloves. I need to pick something that exists in the wilderness. Proud owner of a Quest cape!
October 30, 200817 yr i have fishing brawler gloves. I need to pick something that exists in the wilderness. Lava eels.
October 30, 200817 yr Author Lava eels only give 60 xp, are you serious? Proud owner of a Quest cape!
October 30, 200817 yr Author you forgot shrimp and anchovies, but still, no one has answered my question. For the record, I have 74 fishing Proud owner of a Quest cape!
October 30, 200817 yr Also, in wildy you can pot lobsters or harpooning swordies/tunas. Just stating the obvious I would choose lobsters if it is about xp per hour; otherwise, swordies for linear xp The Haraguroi Club: Where Yandere Thrive for Chopping
October 30, 200817 yr Fly fishing in Shilo will give you the most xp. I'd recommend fishing monks though, they provide almost as much xp, as well as providing a huge increase in profit.
October 30, 200817 yr I would say lobs until 85 or 90, then shark the rest of the way (good money also, even though I know you don't care, nearly 1k each). July 28, 2009 - 9817 to 99 HunterMarch 14, 2010 - 27,605 to 99 FishingJune 26, 2010 - 2000 Total Levels ReachedAugust 19, 2011 - 26,541 to 99 MiningMarch 29,2012 - 2200 Total Levels ReachedMarch 27, 2013 - All skills 85+
October 31, 200817 yr I would say lobs until 85 or 90, then shark the rest of the way (good money also, even though I know you don't care, nearly 1k each). Brawling gloves last what, half an hour? Anyway, lobsters and swordfish are actually about the same speed for training, so it really isn't likely to make a big difference which one you pick. Try swordfish. You can save an inventory space by not needing to bring a cage. Read my blog | Follow me on Twitter | Track my XP
October 31, 200817 yr Brawling gloves last what, half an hour? Anyway, lobsters and swordfish are actually about the same speed for training, so it really isn't likely to make a big difference which one you pick. Try swordfish. You can save an inventory space by not needing to bring a cage.ONE WHOLE SPACE!!! OMFG!!! NO WAI!!! In the long run, one space might make a difference though, but if you're just gonna get like 2 inventories full 2 more swordies doesn't make much of a difference. If you wanna cook them, as well, lobs are the way to go. I have 73 cooking, about 90k from 74, but once you hit 74, you burn no more. July 28, 2009 - 9817 to 99 HunterMarch 14, 2010 - 27,605 to 99 FishingJune 26, 2010 - 2000 Total Levels ReachedAugust 19, 2011 - 26,541 to 99 MiningMarch 29,2012 - 2200 Total Levels ReachedMarch 27, 2013 - All skills 85+
October 31, 200817 yr If your looking for exp, harpooning swordies/tuna is the way to go, tested the exp against lobsters a while back and its a few k exp faster.
October 31, 200817 yr Author Thanks Joken! finally the answer i was looking for! Since i will be dropping all the fish, cash/cooking exp wont matter. Proud owner of a Quest cape!
October 31, 200817 yr The answer you aren't looking for actually. If you are DROPPING the fish then fly fishing is the way to go. Yes, it gives less XP but the rate of catch is extremely high compared to harpooning. Templar GuardiansWhen are trying to lend something, the word to use is borrow. Not barrows, which is a mini-game.
October 31, 200817 yr The answer you aren't looking for actually. If you are DROPPING the fish then fly fishing is the way to go. Yes, it gives less XP but the rate of catch is extremely high compared to harpooning. Pretty sure he's using brawler gloves in wildy... OT: If you're dropping, just depends on wether you're fishing more tuna or more swordfish really.
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