Any Bait

Any Bait
Skill(s) required: Any Anything Object(s) required: Baby Squirrel x1 Birchbark Butterfly x1 Common Earthworm x1 Cricket Moth x1 Grub x1 Razzle Tazzle Lure x1 Seaweed Wobbler x1 Shark Bait x1 Stick Spinner x1 Tasty Sink-knot x1 Weight: θ Required by: Objects Angel-Winged Seabass Blueback Tuna Calm Pistol Puffer Cape Codfish Darkwater Bluegill Ghostly Whitefish Gold Pickerel Hellish Halibut Long-Whiskered Catfish Medusa Head Jellyfish Raging Bullhead Red Herring Red-Finned Mullet Sargasso Eel Shin Spinner Silt-Dwelling Mudsnapper Tiger Trout Trunk-Nosed Lake Perch Structures None

Bait Bait Purity From Notes Baby Squirrel No Purity Slowest Bait to break. Birchbark Butterfly Fish Hook used in it's construction. Common Earthworm Worm Purity Does not add wear to your Fishing Pole. Cricket Moth Fish Hook used in it's construction. Grub Any Plant fed to it. Razzle Tazzle Lure Fish Hook used in it's construction. Seaweed Wobbler Fish Hook used in it's construction. Shark Bait Fish Hook used in it's construction. Stick Spinner Fish Hook used in it's construction. Tasty Sink-knot Fish Hook used in it's construction. Fish Purity Any Fish caught will take their Purity directly from the Bait used to catch it. A Fish Hook takes on the Purity of the Bar of Any Metal used in its construction. This Purity is passed onto Any Lure which is made from it. A Common Earthworm receives its Purity from Worm Purity and a Grub's purity comes from Bug Purity. How to Fish Select Any Bait and right-click it onto Any Casting Rod. Lures can later be removed by right-clicking the Rod. Equip your now baited Rod to you right hand slot. Select Fish action, this will cause the cursor to change. Click on any Body of Water. Casting a Rod removes a small amount of Insanity. If Any Fish bites it will be transferred automatically to your Inventory. There is a chance nothing bites. Each time you cast it adds wear to both your Lure and your Rod. When the wear reaches 100% it will break. Wear is reduced by your Flora & Fauna Proficiency. Although still being tested, the strongest factors for catching a particular Fish seem to be whether it is Salt or Fresh Water and individual water tile being Fished from. Bait has a small influence and Rod does not seem to have any.