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This page summarises how to catch Deviate Fish. For a more detailed guide, see Catching Deviate Fish.

Deviate Fish

About Deviate Fish

  • Eat me!
  • Use (uncooked):
    • Eaten Raw: Gives either spirit (+5 for 30 minutes), health (an instant heal or rejuvenation over time), reductions in Stamina and Strength for 2 minutes, 30 seconds of sleep, or random dancing and waving for 2 minutes.
    • Alchemy: Elixir of Giant Growth.
  • Value (uncooked):
    • Vendor: 4c
    • Auction: 1g (prices vary)
  • Cooking:
    Cooking:

Catching Deviate Fish

Detailed mapping of hard to find areas is shown below.

Notes: Can only be caught from the waters of three oases in The Barrens (The Forgotten Pools, Lushwater Oasis and The Stagnant Oasis), School of Deviate Fish in the same waters, or the waters of The Wailing Caverns (both the approach tunnel and dungeon).

Commentary: 30% of the catch from open water will be Deviate Fish. There is no clear difference in catch rate between the oases in The Barrens and The Wailing Caverns. School of Deviate Fish reappear quickly, but force the fisherman or woman to continually move between oases. Overall, pool fishing will give the greatest catch, unless you are unmounted, competing against many other people who are fishing pools, or likely to be attacked. The Wailing Caverns are the safest location to fish by those above level 30.

Detailed Guide: Catching Deviate Fish - How to catch Deviate Fish, which may be cooked to make Savory Deviate Delight.

Where to catch Deviate Fish
WaterNo-junk skillAreasCatch Rate *Commonly caught fish
% of CatchSource
Open Water - Inland7530%Sample: 661.
10030%Sample: 1364.
School of Deviate Fish - Inland10090%Sample: 221.
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Fishing in an Oasis

Detailed Mapping

Map: Oasis in the Barrens.

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