Fishing by Region

Match a target fish to its specific regional water zone so fishing trips contribute to requests, collections, or useful sales.

PC / Global, current release

WHERE & HOW TO FARM

Where to farm

Sun Haven fishing zones, the Elven Forest, Nel’Vari Village and Farm, and Withergate waters as unlocked.

Fish pools depend on region and location, so casting anywhere in a kingdom may not produce the fish you need. Nel’Vari alone distinguishes the Elven Forest, village, and farm waters. Start with a target fish and use its location information to choose the body of water, then keep collection and request fish before selling extras. Fishing skill and chance can affect results, so a correct spot is a route choice rather than a guarantee.

See farming steps ↓

GET STARTED

How to farm

Before you go

Fishing rod.
Access to the region containing the target fish.
Inventory space and a target fish or collection goal.

Pick the fish needed for a request, collection, or crafting goal.
Check which region and water zone lists that species.
Travel to the named location; in Nel’Vari distinguish forest, village, and farm pools.
Cast at the matching water and continue fishing while keeping the target in mind.
Check the catch against your goal and set aside museum or request specimens.
If the fish does not belong to that pool, move to the listed zone rather than repeating at the wrong water.
Sell or store surplus catches according to your current needs.

Farming tips

A region name alone may not identify the correct pool; use the fish’s specific zone.
Use bait only when it fits your intended fishing plan; location still determines the pool.

Repeat, collect and use

Repeat at the fish’s matching location whenever you need more; catches are not guaranteed simply by visiting the correct zone.

Common mistakes

Fishing in a different body of water within the same region may yield a different pool; check the exact zone.
Selling the first target catch can force another trip; reserve collection or request fish immediately.
Treating a catch as guaranteed ignores chance and skill; plan time to continue fishing if needed.