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Fishing Infographic
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This infographic in a Monthly format can be found Here
Fishing Infographic
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Infographic Explanation
The Fishing Infographic has all 42 of the Uncommon Fish catchable in Egypt.
It does not list the 7 common fish Abdju, Carp, Catfish, Chromis, Perch, Phargus, Tilipia as those can be caught anytime, anywhere with the right lure, so in total 49 Fish are catchable in T7. Refer to Common Fish for best lures for Commmon.
Also in T7, Oxyrynchus size 1db may be caught outside of the normal Season.
FF# is Fly Fishing skill needed to avoid getting the 'odd fish' message (you have a chance to catch that improves with the rod even if you are below the recommended skill level in T7).
Italics indicate a strange fish that you may need several casts to catch if you don't have a rod of high enough quality for that fish. Reference: Fishing Rods
(Spd>#) is recommended speed to avoid being too slow to catch this fish. You may need several casts to successfully catch if below this speed.
Data in tabular form with example locations for fish is at Trials.
The first and last month the fish will be smaller sizes and harder to catch in general.
The best time to catch is in the middle of the time spread indicated. At the right location and with best lure you may also be able to catch outside of the indicated time window by a few hours
Over a 20db size difference exists depending on in-game coordinates. Egypt is divided into 64x64 fishing grids with best spots are usually at +/- 1 a fishing grid boundary, so it takes alot of searching to find the best spots or the really rare fish. As Egypt can be thought of as 10,000's of fishing zones, there are lots of potential spots to check, and each fish type can be caught in many zones throughout Egypt.
The recommended insects to use are bolded in red and legend is below.
| Abv. | Insect |
|---|---|
| AC | Ash Centipede |
| BA | Bat Mite |
| BB | Blister Beetle |
| BL | Bloodworm |
| BR | Bristleworm |
| CA | Camel Weevil |
| CL | Clearwing |
| CM | Corn Maggot |
| CO | Corkscrew Asp |
| CS | Clay Slug |
| DF | Dew Fly |
| DM | Desert Millipede |
| FE | Feather Midge |
| FO | Footworm |
| FR | Fruit Maggot |
| GO | Golden Asp |
| GS | Grass Slug |
| GW | Glass Worm |
| HH | Horned Hookworm |
| HO | Honey Fly |
| HS | Hairy Slug |
| LH | Leaf Hopper |
| LS | Leaf Snapper |
| MU | Mud Asp |
| NE | Needleworm |
| NI | Nightwing |
| NP | Nippleworm |
| OH | Orchid Hopper |
| OY | Oyster Mite |
| PS | Pickle Slug |
| QM | Queen Maggot |
| RA | Raspberry Moth |
| RC | Red Cricket |
| RI | Rigned Wasp |
| RO | Rose Mite |
| RS | Rose Swallowtail |
| RU | Ruby Hornborer |
| SA | Salt Mite |
| SB | Snowberry Butterfly |
| SK | Skinlicker |
| SL | Slime Moth |
| SN | Sand Mite |
| SP | Spittlebug |
| ST | Stonefly |
| TS | Toad Sawfly |
| WA | Wooly Aphid |
| WM | White Mealybug |
| WO | Woodmoth |
| WS | White Sawfly |
