This page summarises how to catch Raw Summer Bass.
About Raw Summer Bass
- Value (uncooked): Vendor: 9c
- Cooking:Cooking:
- Hot Smoked Bass:
- Requires level 35 to eat. Restores 874 health over 27 seconds.
- Buff: 10 Spirit, for 10 minutes.
- Recipe: Recipe: Hot Smoked Bass. Sold by Kelsey Yance in Booty Bay, Stranglethorn Vale. Requires Cooking 240.
- Ingredients: Raw Summer Bass.
- Hot Smoked Bass:
Catching Raw Summer Bass
Detailed mapping of hard to find areas is shown below.
Commentary: Overall highest catch rate is in the higher-skill area (Azshara Bay of Storms) - over 30% of the catch between 12:00 and 18:00, compared to under 15% during the same period in lower-skill areas.
Time: Summer Bass are seasonal, and can only be caught between the March (Spring) and September (Autumn/Fall) equinox (approximately 20 March to 22 September). Highest catch rate 12:00-18:00. Cannot be caught 00:00-06:00, except in the Bay of Storms area of Azshara.
| Water | No-junk skill | Areas | Catch Rate * | Commonly caught fish | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| % of Catch | Source | |||||
| Open Water - Coastal | 300 | 0-15% [1] | Sample: 2848. | |||
| 425 | 10-30% [1] | Sample: 857. | ||||
- [1] Summer only. Best catch rate 12:00-18:00.
- [*] % of Catch is the approximate proportion of all catches in this area/water, that are the named fish.
Detailed Mapping
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