i use them for everything except kbd and those types of monsters then i make currys but there great trainin xp and for cooking i burn like 4 a load at 71 cook and there 160 cook xp i believe so 24x160 is 3840 xp while 28 lobs is 28x120 3360xp so i could burn 7 of them and still get same xp as lobs in cooking but way better fish xp

Craven, will you trade me cooked for raw? have about 250 but i'm just about to go fish around 1k

 

 

 

My RSN is Manacit2 :)

I fished there for a while, but it is really boring. the guild is much more exciting with people to talk to.

 

 

 

no1 talks there... when i say hi , no1 replys :?

 

 

 

i love monkfish tho, good for training with and nice xp 8-)

I sold 1k cooked monkfish just the other night in a crowded world at Varrock west for 400 each. Wish I could get 500 each, but the market won't bear it. I love the fishing and cooking xp these give and since they heal 16, great training food and a decent alternative to shark for those that can't afford.

 

 

 

 

 

As far as it taking a long time to get there, maybe try - dueling ring to al karid glider, glider to grand tree and walk over.....not too bad really!

I wish the mushroom guy would teleport you to the colony all the time :(

Erm... What quest is this? :oops:

Swan Song moopy, Swan Song.

monk fish = great.

i love the little buggers.........it takes me 3 mins to get from anywhere in rs to the colony and its so peacful (and great exp)

your alone because ppl dont buy monk fish...they buy either lobs or sharks or swordfish, which are all at the fishin guild.

Swan Song moopy, Swan Song.

Thanks! :D

yea monkfish are so hard to sell, I had trouble selling 4k for 270 each even.

 

 

 

But if you want them for yourself training and cooking xp they are the way to go. Great xp, great healing, and faster to catch.

 

 

 

My opinion- better than lobs

I fish em a lot, awesome exp. :)

what quest was that?? was it royal trouble...

 

 

 

nvm got it :D

Yeah, monk fish are pretty awesome. For those of you who are ahving trouble selling, I buy raw monkfish for 325gp each. /end plug

need more people in world 9 :P its broing with only a few

maybe they know how much of a terror that a dorkfish can cause. :shock:

Yeah, monk fish are pretty awesome. For those of you who are ahving trouble selling, I buy raw monkfish for 325gp each. /end plug

 

 

 

Thats the main reason no one is fishing monks - 325gp ea!!! With 75 fish I can get ~200 cooked monks per hour or ~250 raw. 250*325=81k - waste of time. Got my 5k cooked monks on the weekend when monks were released and those will last me 1/2 year. So don't expect this place to be crowded.

it is a food for people that want to be self sufficient, then its very good.

 

 

 

for money making, try lobsters and sharks, better market there.

 

 

 

I personally prefer Monkfish, because i dont need sharks for things i am currently doing. If i do, i still have about 100 tuna potato's left.

Not sure but seems as if it was worth it , to go and fish em, have fun with it 8-)

I'm there alot on world9...The world is full right now and I'm the only one here D: Come come!

I would gues it's because most people are unable to get there, unwilling to buy the fish because they are unaware of them or prefer to stick to Lobsters and Sharks. There's a lot of resistance to new foods in RS. We have Potatos that heal extremely well but they are a lot of work and so people avoid them like the plague. I'm guessing most people are not willing to try something new.

 

 

 

I myself cannot fish monkfish YET and so I stick to lobsters because they sell easily, the cooking guantlets allow me to not burn a single one (unlike the monkfish which is not affected by the guantlets) and that's really it. If I could fish monkfish, I probably would and use it for training and the like. But until then, the lobsters in the fishing guild be warned.

what quest is it?

Dont chu need 50 farming to do quest???

Monkfish are my fish of choice for anything.

 

 

 

Unless I need the fish NOW. In which case I buy lobsters...