This page summarises how to catch Elemental Water. For a more detailed guide, see Fishing Elemental Water.
About Elemental Water
- Use:
- Used in a small number of Blacksmithing, Jewelcrafting, Leatherworking and Tailoring recipes.
- Alchemy: Greater Frost Protection Potion (1 Elemental Water each).
- Value:
- Vendor: 4s
- Auction: 10g (prices vary)
Catching Elemental Water
Detailed mapping of hard to find areas is shown below.
Notes: Caught from Patch of Elemental Water in batches of 1, 2 or 3. One of the six pool spawning locations, on the north-west side, is outside of the Bay of Storms area, so can be fished effectively at lower skill.
Commentary: Overall average of 2.2 Elemental Water per Patch of Elemental Water fished.
Detailed Guide: Fishing Elemental Water - How to fish Patches of Elemental Water, found in Azshara.
| Water | No-junk skill | Areas | Catch Rate * | Commonly caught fish | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| % of Catch | Source | |||||
| Patch of Elemental Water - Coastal | 425 | 40% [1] | Sample: 252. |
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- [1] 1-3 items per catch.
- [*] % of Catch is the approximate proportion of all catches in this area/water, that are the named fish.
Detailed Mapping
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Learn More
- Pools and Wreckage - Describes how to fish pools such as schools or floating debris, where to find pools, and how to efficiently fish them.
- Fishing Elemental Water - How to fish Patches of Elemental Water, found in Azshara.
- The Role of Skill (Revised) - Considers the role skill plays in fishing, including how skill changes the proportion of junk items caught. Revised for patch 3.1.
- Zone Base Fishing Skill - Detailed analysis that attempts to answer the question, what fishing skill will I need to fish in a certain zone?
- Thalen's WoW Guide - Elemental Fishing Pools - Details of Azshara pools, including a map of unconfirmed locations and pictures of the curious Swirling Maelstrom.
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