I'm 70 at the moment and I've been at edgeville luring. I was thinking that baiting might be a little faster and more steady. So bait or stay luring?

I'm 70 at the moment and I've been at edgeville luring. I was thinking that baiting might be a little faster and more steady. So bait or stay luring?

As far as I know, Fly fishing with lure is faster than with bait.

 

~Dan

As far as I know, Fly fishing with lure is faster than with bait.

 

~Dan

Luring? Edgeville?

 

If you want to get to 80 as fast as possible buy some feathers, go barbarian heavy rod fishing and DROP not cut the fish.

Luring? Edgeville?

 

If you want to get to 80 as fast as possible buy some feathers, go barbarian heavy rod fishing and DROP not cut the fish.

First, move to Shilo to continue fly fishing.

 

Second, go for monkfish if you can, or lobsters in the Fishing Guild.

First, move to Shilo to continue fly fishing.

 

Second, go for monkfish if you can, or lobsters in the Fishing Guild.

Reported for Luring :twisted:

 

 

 

Kidding! :

 

 

 

Since your stats say you are a member, the best option would be Barbarian Heavy Rod fishing, as mentioned above. Not only is it something like 1.5-2x the fishing xp of monkfish, you also get a decent amount of agility and strength xp. Contrary to what is mentioned above, you do not need to drop the fish.

 

 

 

Right after you catch a fish, there is a brief window of about 2-3 seconds in which you can't catch another fish. During this time, you COULD drop the fish, but eventually you'd run out of bait unless you bought a lot of fish offcuts from the GE beforehand (which is a viable option if you can). Instead, you should CUT the fish. Right after the fish is cut, click the fishing spot again and you will begin fishing at no penalty of fishing speed. Doing the cutting rather than dropping is roughly the same speed (although you will need to drop your offcuts every so often, slowing you down just slightly) and you get cooking xp, which probably makes up for the slightly slower speed.

 

 

 

You could also fish monks, which is a lot slower than the above method but yields something like 150k-200k profit per hour, which means if you make under about 500k-600k per hour, monks are better (and a lot less confusing!).

Reported for Luring :twisted:

 

 

 

Kidding! :

 

 

 

Since your stats say you are a member, the best option would be Barbarian Heavy Rod fishing, as mentioned above. Not only is it something like 1.5-2x the fishing xp of monkfish, you also get a decent amount of agility and strength xp. Contrary to what is mentioned above, you do not need to drop the fish.

 

 

 

Right after you catch a fish, there is a brief window of about 2-3 seconds in which you can't catch another fish. During this time, you COULD drop the fish, but eventually you'd run out of bait unless you bought a lot of fish offcuts from the GE beforehand (which is a viable option if you can). Instead, you should CUT the fish. Right after the fish is cut, click the fishing spot again and you will begin fishing at no penalty of fishing speed. Doing the cutting rather than dropping is roughly the same speed (although you will need to drop your offcuts every so often, slowing you down just slightly) and you get cooking xp, which probably makes up for the slightly slower speed.

 

 

 

You could also fish monks, which is a lot slower than the above method but yields something like 150k-200k profit per hour, which means if you make under about 500k-600k per hour, monks are better (and a lot less confusing!).