Where to buy fishing lures in wow

Available at an Alchemist near you: Elixir of Water Breathing. Elixir of Greater Water Breathing Meant for the most hardcore of waterbreathers out there, this potion gives you gills. You can go and have a talk with some of the most remote fish in Azerothian oceans and lakes, all the while enjoying the scenery. The biggest downside to this potion is the necessity for you to get your hands on some very unusual Ichor of Undeath.

If you've some silver to pay an actual adventurer to gather it, he might do it for you Draenic Water Breathing Elixir Say hello to your new best friend. You've been meaning to explore the depths of the Great Sea, yes? I promise you it'll taste good. Oh yeah. Elixir of Water Walking With the advent of the Anglers Fishing Raft and the ability for a lot of classes to walk on water by virtue of their skills, this item has fallen out of fashion dramatically.

I would however venture to say that you should always be carrying some around, if only to share with people you meet during your travels. You are, after all, an Angler, and I'll be damned if an Angler can be seen without proper tools! This is generally obtained through the completion of Fishing Daily Quests, but Alchemists can also brew them in a pinch if you're in a hurry: Elixir of Water Walking.

Draenic Water Walking Elixir If you, like me, have been wondering what you're meant to do with an overflowing stash of Crescent Saberfish Flesh , this right here might be your solution.

Squeeze the flesh into Crescent Oil , gather up some Blind Lake Sturgeon Flesh and find a friendly alchemist that likes to pretend that shaking bottles is the same as doing science, and he'll get you some of these. They can serve you well. Sea Mist Potion With new continents arrive new angling must-haves, and among these a unique brand of Water Walking apparatus.

Tired of having your feet wet by the surface of the Stranglethorn's algae-ridden coasts? Worry not, for this new concoction will let you levitate. This misty brew can be purchased from any alchemist near you! Or, you know, you can just use your Anglers Fishing Raft.

PS: You can also jump off mountains while under the effect of this hard-hitting drink. Sharpened Tuskarr Spear A reminder of older times, when your ability to catch fish was deemed worthy of respect, as opposed to worthy of derision.

This spear, of the most typical Tuskarr craft, is a fun, effective way to enhance the ornamental value of your favorite fishing spot. Plant it in the ground, and behold the raw might of a huge, impaled fish. Quite raw indeed. Plus, it's inspiring enough to better your fishing ability and that of nearby anglers!

If you want to get your hands on one of these antiques, just get to work with The Anglers and their Daily Quests! It'll take a bit, but Lure Master Tackle Box One of the best news since the advent of the line-on-a-wooden-twig, this massive Engineer-produced Tackle Box will allow you to store fish like never before. If you're serious about your Angling, you may need two of them to keep at all times, and another seven for your bank.

Be wary of them. Anglers Fishing Raft A tool of amazing importance and relevance to serious Anglers, this Raft can be purchased from Nat Pagle the profiteering swine! This item makes your Pandarian fishing excursions a LOT more fruitful! Or fishful. Or something. Once the next expansion rolls around, this will be largely obsolete, but it'll always be worth keeping as a memento! You become a fish. You swim fast. You're cool. You're SO cool you can even dual-wield fish. Azure Silk Belt A little known belt with invaluable benefits for those who, like me, love to explore some of the more remote oceanic areas in search of hidden clams, perhaps containing a Golden Pearl or two Plus, if you fall off your raft, it can help get you back on it faster.

Or if a shark is chasing you. Be creative. Fisherman's Gloves Despite not providing you with any Fishing-related buff whatsoever, this item has the merit of making you look cool. It's dark ish , and it's for Fishermen. Since we can't get Angler's Gloves, we'll settle for these.

Hardcore Anglers who can wear Leather CAN, if they so desire, transfer back and forth to acquire both Quite the hardcoreness, if you ask me! This is the oldest bum-resting furniture piece known to Anglers. This is a direct mimic of the aforementioned original Fishing Chair. For all we know, maybe Nat designed that one, hm? Mushroom Chair Purchased from Ayla Shadowstorm after devoting weeks of grinding to the Molten Front daily quests from the Cataclysm era.

This is a more cushy chair than the other two, but it lacks in the beverage-holding department. Watch your lagers! Aqua Jewel Every hour, you can immerse yourself in the reality of a fish by going full-on Jinyu mode and breathe underwater. It's a convenient little item, this one, but you've got to earn it: Sahn Tidehunter is the only creature on which you can find it. Trawler Totem I don't know why anyone would bother fishing for only two minutes, but if you were so inclined, getting your hands on this item may be a goal to shoot for.

Become a good friend to Akule Riverhorn , give him 50 Ancient Totem Fragment , and the useless bauble is yours. Corbyn's Beacon Angling is all about finding shiny baubles as you well know if you've read this far , and this is but the reflection of angling in the realm of thievery.

Being deemed a helpful friend by Corbyn will give you the right to acquire yet another shiny bauble to find even more shiny baubles, given that you're willing to exchange 50 Shiny Bauble for them. Desecrated Seaweed Shirt One of the most problematic issues facing Anglers across Azeroth and time itself is smell. The skin of a human, or an elf, or even that of a Tauren, has a peculiar scent to it that repels even the most tolerant of fish.

In order to manage this unbidden crisis of the soul, getting a new shirt is mandatory. If you wish to do so, giving 50 Desecrated Seaweed to Impus after becoming good friends is the next step in your journey. May you smell ever like algae! Seafarer's Slidewhistle In order to match the potency of the renowned Darkmoon Whistle , an Angler must submit themselves, once more, to the will of Galissa Sundew and give her 25 Darkmoon Daggermaw in exchange for one of these.

Beware: this whistle was never meant to be used as a means of attracting fish and crabs, but rather meant to discourage mere fishermen from encroaching on your chosen angling location. You will no doubt end up alone if you abuse this toy, which is for the better. The less people, the less noise, the more fish.

Moonglade Felwood Feralas Verdantis River. Malachite Tigerseye. Alliance Stormwind City Horde Orgrimmar. Shadowgem Tigerseye Malachite Moss Agate. Darkmoon Island. Howling Fjord, in Fangtooth Herring Schools. The 1 Ring This little shiny, reminiscent of some world-treading Hobbit and his adventures, is one of the oldest Fishing-related shiny in the game!

It can be caught in a LOT of areas, all of which are fairly low level. Fishing your Capital Cities is probably your best bet. You'll never quite know whether yours is a forgery, but Do all your Outlands Fishing Dailies, and one day you might come to own this little beauty. And then you can retire, stand near a lake and give out Daily Quests, too.

Then, you can guarantee that you've got what you wanted. But you probably didn't, so keep fishing! You might even grow to like the darn grind, you wicked you.

Stendel's Wedding Band Much like some previously mentioned items in other sections, this is found by gutting up a Stendel's Bane and digging through its entrails! With your bare fingers, mind you, because it's really tiny, and surely you would not want to miss it by not looking exhaustively enough. Oh, and someone tells me it's only found in Westfall, in Stendel's Pond.

Dread Pirate Ring Yet another Angler-desired item coming from the famed. This ring may not be as rare as some other ones, since you can get it for no more than the second place, but it's definitely on your "DO-WANT" list, and not even because it's a Heirloom. Just because it's an Angling item.

Get it, polish it, stash it and you'll be one step closer to a full collection! Forgotten Necklace Much like the Lost Ring , this is found in some of the excessively rare Tiny Titanium Lockbox , and much like the Lost Ring , collecting one of each affix would make you, by far, the most Hardcore Angler ever. It's unsurprisingly found in bags given to you by completing daily quests for Old Man Barlo in the Outlands!

Solid Stormjewel First of many Stormjewels, this one is known for its solidity. It's tough, it's sturdy, it's solid.

Very solid. I swear, it's really solid. Rigid Stormjewel Second of six Stormjewels, this one is known for its rigidity. It's straight, unbending and mule-headed. Nobody can straighten your blades like this guy, so if you feel both lucky AND blade-straightening, open up some Bag of Fishing Treasures! Sparkling Stormjewel Last of the blue Stormjewels, this is the type of gem you put in your wine to turn it into champagne.

It doesn't give enough Spirit to brew strong alcohol, but it's probably fit to mix with Bottle of Peaked Dalaran Red for the perfect wine.

Bold Stormjewel First of three red Stormjewels, this thickly-hued crimson gem is said to increase your muscular mass by Because it's counter-indicated for Gnomes, I never tried it, but I wouldn't doubt the claim now that I think back on Nat Pagle's imposing musculature. Delicate Stormjewel Another red Stormjewel, this one is fragile. Really, really fragile. I broke six before I could stash one, and I'm soft alright. If you get one of these, I advise you squeeze it between stacks and stacks of Wool Cloth.

Just saying. I wouldn't risk having to open a hundred more Bag of Fishing Treasures! So shiny. Marcia Chase almost took back the damned thing when I pulled it out, suggesting that she had "given me the wrong Bag of Fishing Treasures ". I smacked her on the head fiercely and went off with my booty. I think she's meshing with Goblins or something. The only equivalent was the Solid Empyrean Sapphire , and it was mostly reserved to high end raiders initially.

To get this shiny memento, hit up Old Man Barlo and complete his quests every day! It's bound to show up, as it's a lot more common than the damned Stormjewels. Siren's Tear Although it can be contained in Brooding Darkwater Clam or purchased for the moderate cost of x Winterfin Clam , I would still put this in the category of Angler-related shinies.

It's nothing special, but it's also mandatory for a full collection, aye? Do your Northrend Daily Quests! It's not as though you wouldn't otherwise, but Dustbringer And so it came to pass that the Legendary Blade, Ashbringer was never, ever found. I suspect Nat Pagle may have something to do with this, but we will never know. Until the blade is found again, we have her little sister, the Dustbringer. She is a marvelous piece of metal, crimson and emanating power beyond this world!

To catch her, simply head to Northrend, and cast away. Good luck. You may be there for, quite literally, years. It is one of the rarest fishing items ever put in the game, and I suspect it will remain so for a long, long time to come. Oh, how many fishermen put this on the Auction House for a few pennies Sack of Starfish Directly from the depths of Vash'jir, these cute wannabe ninja stars are quite comforting in the way they stick to you.

It's like a warm, wet, squishy feeling of awesome all over the face! You may notice that if you keep them in their bag for too long, they become agitated. If they become TOO agitated, they escape on their own and, believe me or don't, they will try to smudge all their starfish muckiness all over your fishing gear! So throw them well, and throw them often, or you may end up with a very, very rusty pole To obtain these lovelies, just Broken Wine Bottle You ever wonder what Goblins do in their spare time, hm?

Oh, I know, they pollute, they destroy, they salvage, they ruin, they smell. But this little thing here gives you a hint into what they do in their free time: they booze and brawl. That's right. Caught in the nasty Sludge Fens waters, this is a remnant of a fight gone wrong. Or right, depends which perspective you're taking. Either way, beware when handling it: it cuts! Strange Engine Part Fished in Steam Pump Flotsam in the polluted waters of Zangarmarsh , this Engineering marvel will give you bragging rights among friends, family and anglers!

It will prove dedication, because the acquisition of this thing doesn't come easy. Steam Pump Flotsam doesn't show up all that often, since you are forced to fish up other pools to get rid of the excess Zangarian Sporefish and other pest clogging up shore space.

There is a chance, once the shores are cleared, that some Naga debris will gather up in a neat little pool of garbage, in which you may find this engine. Good luck with that! Despite its absolute uselessness as far as culinary feats are concerned, it is prized due to its resale potential. In fact, it is said that the more Goldenscale Vendorfish one's house contains as decoration, the more luck will be brought to the dwellers of that house.

It is, of course, mere superstition, for I have well over nine thousand of them hanging on my walls but have yet to find a 32 Pound Salmon. Collector value? Get a stack of them or you're no real Angler, you hear me!? Bloodied Prison Shank A prisoner's grim, old best friend.

And another prisoner's worst enemy ever. Fished from the waters right outside the Violet Hold , this weapon is not the only one of its kind. One can only shudder at the amount of Unusual Compass Found in one of Marcia's Bag of Fishing Treasures , this widget was probably put together by some of the High Tinker's undergraduates and hidden away as far as possible when it was realized to be what it was.

It is, by far, one of the most mystifying objects known to me. It makes me dizzy, and then I get the vague feeling that the compass is trying to tell me something. Maybe if I keep spinning it Ornate Drinking Stein This lovely tankard, sometimes found in Bag of Fishing Treasures , is to be used as a carrying container for your liters and liters of Captain Rumsey's Lager.

At least in theory. Sadly, and Nat Pagle pointed this out at length in the first part of his Nat Pagle's Guide to Extreme Anglin' , you cannot both hold the stein AND a fishing pole at once, forcing you to give up the former to keep casting your line.

Either way, it does have a classy, silver polish. Since we, as Anglers, have no alternate Wrist-covering gear, this seems like the only logical choice. The lure will take a few seconds to be applied - wait for the progress bar to complete before starting to fish.

An icon will be displayed while the lure is active - by default in the top-right of the screen. Lures add to your fishing skill at the time you cast the line. If the lure fades between casting and catching, that catch will still benefit from the lure skill bonus. Only one lure can be active at one time. Lures do not "stack" with other lures, however lures do stack with bonuses from poles and fishing gear. For the casual fisherman or woman, lures provide a way to fish more effectively in areas where their personal skill is not sufficient to stop fish getting away or even to catch any fish at all.

Wowpedia Explore. Main Page All Pages. World of Warcraft. Classic Vanilla The Frozen Throne Reforged. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Also make sure you take advantage of any fishing lures you have access to, since they will enable you to fish in zones slightly higher than your base level of fishing will allow. If you get messages saying that your fish got away, this generally means the zone is a bit too high for you.

They will route you to Nat Pagle in Dustwallow Marsh who gives you the Artisan Fishing quest level 35 is required to access this quest. To maximize your profits from fishing, keep an eye out for the Swarms of Fish that appear around Azeroth. These swarms tend to contain more desirable fish than the zone typically yields.

Occasionally these swarms will also give you a chest with loot, booze or Stranglekelp. Fishing in these swarms guarantees that you will catch the fish of the type indicated by the swarm. You must be sure your bobber lands inside the swarm area to retrieve the swarming fish. Blizzard has also recently added the ability to track these swarms of fish on your mini-map.

This can be done in any of the zones that have wreckage spawns, including Ashenvale, Stonetalon Mountains all the way up to Zangarmarsh. The journal only requires a fishing skill of to learn, so this ability is available to most players. You may notice as you level up your fishing skill that the rate of increase seems to be slowing down. Instead of gaining a point every other fish, you may get a point every 3 or 5 fish.

This is normal and by the time you are closing in on skill you will probably only gain a point for every successful catches. You should also be aware that there are zones in Azeroth that require fishing skill in excess of and some areas of Outland require fishing skills over This basically means that you are expected to be using a high end lure of some sort to fish there.