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Mastering Rune Slayer's Fishing Mechanics: A Comprehensive Guide

If you're wondering whether Rune Slayer qualifies as an MMORPG, the presence of fishing should settle that debate. This guide will walk you through the surprisingly non-intuitive fishing system.

Recommended Prep Work

Before you cast your line, initiate the fishing quest with Simon the Fisherman (the white-haired NPC near the Barracuda's swimming area). He requests 5 "fish" in exchange for a Tackle Box (the reason for the quotation marks will become clear).

To successfully complete this quest, you'll need a fishing rod and bait. Conveniently, Simon sells both.

Purchase a Wood Fishing Rod and at least 5 Worms (10 is recommended). Crucially, you don't equip the bait; it simply needs to be in your inventory. Each successful catch (or junk) consumes one Worm. A minimum of 5 Worms seems necessary for catches to occur. Keeping your Worms in your hotbar aids inventory management.

The Fishing Process

Select your Wood Fishing Rod (no equipping needed; just place it in your hotbar). Hold M1 to cast your line into the water (the pier near Simon is ideal).

Watch the bobber; when it ripples (once or twice), click M1 again to reel in your catch. Note: This isn't foolproof; many casts yield nothing, or junk items. Fortunately, Simon counts junk as a successful catch.

Once you've collected 5 items (fish or otherwise), return to Simon to complete the quest and receive your Tackle Box. Store your remaining Worms in the Tackle Box to free up inventory space.

Congratulations! You've successfully navigated Rune Slayer's fishing system. For further assistance, consult our Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Rune Slayer.