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Notes

I'll be keeping a log here of fish caught. Please feel free to start your own!
This will be used to make the Fishing article as scientific as possible, verified by actual data.
As such, please only log true data - this isn't a place to exaggerate! --Rushmik @ 11:09, May 16, 2012‎

I moved the content in the non-article Category:Lures to Lures, and corrected references using it.
⇐⇑©TriMoon™TalkHandy^WikiLinks @ 12:45, 11 July 2012 (CDT)

Rushmik's Fishing Log

#	Fish	Rod	Lure	Biome	Depth
Frontier & Wilderness level: 25
1	Trunk-Nosed Lake Perch	Makeshift Fishing Rod	Tasty Sink-knot	Boston port	Deep
2	Trunk-Nosed Lake Perch	Makeshift Fishing Rod	Cricket Moth	Boston shore	Shallow
1	Angel-Winged Seabass	Makeshift Fishing Rod	Cricket Moth	Boston shore	Shallow
3	Trunk-Nosed Lake Perch	Makeshift Fishing Rod	Cricket Moth	Maple forest river	Shallow
3	Trunk-Nosed Lake Perch	Makeshift Fishing Rod	Cricket Moth	Lake between maple shore	Deep
1	Silt-Dwelling Mudsnapper	Makeshift Fishing Rod	Tasty Sink-knot	Lake, grassland shore	Shallow

That's all for now; ran out of lures.

 

Trojanz' Fishing Log

Fish	Rod	Lure	Biome	Depth
Frontier & Wilderness level: 56
Trunk-Nosed Lake Perch	Fishing Pole	Razzle-Tazzle Lure	River	Deep
Trunk-Nosed Lake Perch	Fishing Pole	Shark Bait	River	Deep
Silt-Dwelling Mudsnapper	Fishing Pole	Razzle-Tazzle Lure	River	Shallow
Silt-Dwelling Mudsnapper	Fishing Pole	Shark Bait	River	Shallow
Angel-Winged Seabass	Fishing Pole	Razzle-Tazzle Lure	Ocean	Deep
Angel-Winged Seabass	Fishing Pole	Shark Bait	Ocean	Deep
Red-Finned Mullet	Fishing Pole	Razzle-Tazzle Lure	Ocean	Shallow
Red Herring	Fishing Pole	Razzle-Tazzle Lure	Lake	Shallow caught red finned mullet w/ fishing pole and stick spinner, using the typical red mullet process.. hail the stick spinner master race. Vigilance 19:49, 23 September 2012 (CDT)