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This pages summarises the fish that can be caught in Grizzly Hills.

About Grizzly Hills

Skill Required: 380 to cast, 475 to stop fish getting away.

Recommended Level: 74-76.

Territory: Contested.

Requires Wrath of the Lich King.

Grizzly Hills

New in Wrath of the Lich King. Information here may still be based on beta.

Notes: The Grizzly Hills, to the north of Howling Fjord, are heavily forested. Blackriver runs south through the western half of the zone to Venture Bay. There are several smaller inland lakes in the Grizzly Hills. The western border with Dragonblight is marked by the Dragonspine Tributary. Coastal water on the east and south-west sides of the Grizzly Hills is also easy to reach.

Skill Required: 380 to cast, 475 to stop fish getting away.

History: Wrath of the Lich King: Northrend added. See Wrath of the Lich King for a full preview.

Catches in Grizzly Hills*
Water/pool typeFishCatch RateNotes
% of CatchSource
Glacial Salmon School - InlandGlacial Salmon90%Sample: 1045.-
Crystallized Water5%Sample: 1045.-
Reinforced Crate5%Sample: 1045.-
Imperial Manta Ray School - CoastalImperial Manta Ray90%Sample: 1045.-
Crystallized Water5%Sample: 1045.-
Reinforced Crate5%Sample: 1045.-
Open Water - CoastalRockfin Grouper60%Sample: 522.-
Borean Man O' War20%Sample: 522.-
Imperial Manta Ray20%Sample: 522.-
Open Water - InlandBonescale Snapper55%Sample: 236.-
Fangtooth Herring22%Sample: 236.-
Glacial Salmon22%Sample: 236.-
Pygmy Suckerfish10%Sample: 236.Caught alongside another fish. (Total catch rate will add up to more than 100%.)
Dark Herring<1%Sample: 236.-
School of Northern Salmon - CoastalNorthern Salmon100%Sample.Only with a quest (details).
* Coastal areas without specific names currently contain inland fish. Tentatively: Open water also rarely contains Crystallized Water and Reinforced Crate. These are not shown in the table. Northrend's waters may also very rarely contain items of gear - more information wanted.

The catch rate is the approximate proportion of all catches from the water/pool type that are the named fish.

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