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Comment by 679953

These fish are a random drop from the sea and not the pools. I have been looking forever for these fish and it turns out just a random drop from the open ocean. I just had about 4 drop out of 20 fish. Happy fishing!(##RESPBREAK##)8##DELIM##Gryphon##DELIM##

Comment by 56751

i've got a bad feeling that this fish will be quite expensive...

Comment by colar

I spent about half an hour fishing in the ocean for these fish and using Fishing Buddy I got:
Murglesnout: 78 (57.4%)
Deepsea Sagefish: 32 (23.5%)
Fathom Eel: 13 (9.6%)
Volatile Water: 14 (9.6%)

525 base fishing + Kalu'ak (+30) with +3 mod, enhanced +5 glove, Weather Beaten Fishing hat (+5), and Aquadynamic Fish Attractor (+100) giving me a total of 668 skill. No junk at all unless I fished after the lure faded.

Not too bad but still a bit lower than I'd want considering I am dual spec'ed as moonkin and resto druid and would need a lot of this for either +spirit or +int food. Half an hour of fishing should be enough for 1 full raid run unless you spend a lot of time wiping.

Comment by rohonaken

definitely do this fishing in twilight highlands. i'll post some numbers in a bit but the difference seems pretty substantial as far as drop rates go, and there's no reason to waste your time getting useless murglesnout if you can avoid it.

Comment by zurriel

So one recipe uses the head...and the other uses the tail.
Does anyone else smell the logic here?

Comment by 731374

My results from the ocean in Twilight Highlands after 30 minutes:

Murglesnount: 60 (50.4%)
Algaefin Rockfish: 19 (16.0%)
Deepsea Sagefish: 30 (25.2%)
Volatile Water: 10 (8.4%)
Failed Attempts: 6

This was as I leveled from effective 615 to 624 skill. This isn't statistically different from colar's results.

I'd say Uldum is probably the best place to fish for these - the Fathom Eel sidecatches are used in the Seafood Feast Magnifique recipe, so save those for when your guild gets the recipe. Unless you're keen on the +crit food you get from Rockfish, Uldum's the place to be.

Comment by Teneki

I'd say Uldum is the best place, droprate seems to be the same as in twilight highlands, although you get the Fathom Eels used in the new Seafood Feast.

Comment by 93140

If one recipe is for the head and the other the tail, I think it would be grand if we got one of each pieces of food when using this fish. :)

Comment by 687641

Blizz is high off their ass if they think its fun to fish up 80% vendorfish 10% fish you actually want and 10% fish some random rogue wants. fantastic.

Comment by wolfefin

Fished in Twilight Highlands just outside of the Alliance post, 79,79 at Fishing skill 475 +75 fishing lure

40% Murglesnout
25% Deepsea Sagefish
13% Algaefin Rockfish
6% Volatile Water
16% trash

Ended up 483 in fishing by the end.

Comment by jh11225

I had a 38% catch rate at 78, 78 TH, 590(+100 lure +5 pole) fishing when i began.

Total: 156
Deapsea Sagefish: 59
Murglesnout: 57
Algaefin Rockfish: 20
Trash: 12
Volatile Water: 8 catches

Comment by 741199

It makes sense to me that there are no schools for these fish. After the change to Fishing that allows low level fishing in any body of water, having these Deepsea Sagefish fished only in open water means that only people with high level fishing can catch them. If they were in schools, anyone with low level fishing could catch them. If the top-end buff food receipes require these fish, then it stands to reason that your fishing skill needs to be high enough to catch them.

I did well fishing off the dock at Dragonmaw Port in Twilight Highlands. I caught 53 Murglesnount, 27 Deepsea Sagefish, 30 Algaefin Rockfish and a handful of Volatile Waters. Note that I did start fishing in an Algaefin Rockfish school and just kept fishing after the school was fished out.

Comment by OkinQel

....this fish's name gives you a tip regarding where to throw your lure...

Comment by 61277

Fishing from 460ish to 525 with Arcanite Fishing Pole, Weather-Beaten Fishing Hat and its +75 lure - in Twilight Highlands:

11 rubbish
213 Murglesnout
116 Deepsea Sagefish
57 Algaefin Rockfish
30 Volatile Water

Just about 30% here as well, a few times the Volatile Water catches were multiples.

Comment by s3thus

I was fishing today to get my fishing 500 -> 525, and i spent a bit more time to fish @ Cape of Lost Hope, Tol Barad Penisula and here's what i catched:
Catches 701 100,00%

Name Amount % of total
Murglesnout 266 37,95%
Deepsea Sagefish 161 22,97%
Algaefin Rockfish 90 12,84%
Volatile Water 57 8,13%
Driftwood 32 4,56%
Torn Sail 25 3,57%
Withered Kelp 20 2,85%
Tangled Fishing Line 20 2,85%
Empty Rum Bottle 16 2,28%
Empty Clam 12 1,71%
Tattered Cloth 2 0,29%

Comment by kmackovick

Went to Twilight Highlands, Highbank - 78.12, 78.53. Raised fishing skill from 494 to 525 using the Mastercraft Kalu'ak Fishing Pole (+30 skill), Weatherbeaten Fishing Hat (+5 skill), and a Glow Worm (+100 skill) with these results over 422 casts:

Murglesnout 205 (48.6%)
Deepsea Sagefish 120 (28.4%)
Algaefin Rockfish 62 (14.7%)
Volatile Water 25 (5.9%)
Gray Trash 10 (2.4%)

I didn't fish any gray trash after reaching a base fishing skill of 500. I also noticed that I was catching a Deepsea Sagefish on average of about 1 per minute overall, so if you need a stack you're looking at about 20 minutes, maybe a minute or two less, with a base skill of 525. I also noticed that the frequency of Deepsea Sagefish caught improved from a base skill of 508 to 525 when using a similar population size:

- base skill raised from 494 to 508 with a population of 140 catches:
Murglesnout 67 (47.9%)
Deepsea Sagefish 34 (24.3%)
Algaefin Rockfish 20 (14.3%)
Gray Trash 10 (7.1%)
Volatile Water 9 (6.4%)

- base skill 525 with a population of 140 catches (not 100.0% due to rounding):
Murglesnout 64 (45.7%)
Deepsea Sagefish 43 (30.7%)
Algaefin Rockfish 24 (17.1%)
Volatile Water 9 (6.4%)

Hope this helps.

Comment by Kumusta

Horde.Twilight Highlands. Fishing level 525. Equip Mastercraft Kalu'ak Fishing Pole +30, weather beaten fishing hat +5 and glow worm +100. Location 76.48 edge of Dragonmaw Port

1 hr, 121 Murglesnout
66 Deepsea Sagefish
30 Algaefin Rockfish
17 Volatile Water

Comment by JohnPombrio

The nice thing is that along with the Sagefish is the Rockfish, also a good one for cooking recipes. So about half the time, something worthwhile is fished up...

Comment by 176450

So far i fishing that fish all Cata places best drop for me is from Tol Barad Peninsula.

For around 15 min fishing:
19 x deepsea sagefish
10 x algaefin rockfish
18 x murglesnout
3 x Volatile Water /one catch/
17 x trash drops

I fishing twice there once on 485 skill other time on 520 skill almost same drop both time only with Kulu'ak fishing pole.

Comment by Biffsterr

If you're not the uber maxed out fisherman with all the fishing skill buffs listed above by others, you'll have to spend a great deal more time than they did. My fishing skill was 375 and I did have the Kalu'ak fishing pole. I got tons of junk (empty bottle of rum five or six times in a row; driftwood five or six times in a row; various mixes of junk) and it took twenty or so casts before I got one Deepsea Sagefish. Occasionally, I'd get two in a row! After an hour, I still didn't have a full stack so I'm going to get my 450 fisherman who is only level 80 out here and see if there's any improvement.

Got on my toon that has a higher fishing skill (475) with the Kalu'ak fishing pole (+30 skill) and got a full stack in 23 minutes. I also got far less junk and seemed to level fishing faster. So, the lower your skill is, the longer you'll be there trying to catch deepsea sagefish.

Comment by 4513

Uldum, Coastal water. I spend 2 Fish Attractors so its about 20 minutes of fishing:

Murglesnout (31, 41.9%)
Deepsea Sagefish (20, 27%)
Fathom Eel (17, 23%)
Volatile Water (6, 8.1%)

Note that more the one Volatile Water can be fished in one catch so the statistics are a bit off. Statistics provided by Fishing Buddy.

Comment by BobTheLegendary

Fished from open water sources in the ocean, rivers and lakes don't seem to count as obvious as its name implies.

Fishing Skill: 525 + 20 from fishing rod, and +75 from Bright Baubles = 620.

Fished in Uldum at the coastline south of the Lost City of Tol'vir for around one hour.

Trash Loot(Grey) 16
Murglesnout 59
Fathom Eel 24
Sharptooth 31
Lavascale Catfish 25
Blackbelly Mudfish 13
Deepsea Sagefish 42

Edit: Volatile Water count not accounted for, but some did indeed fish out at random (1-3 per find)

Comparable to Twilight Highlands fishing, pick your poison and be patient.

Comment by 62855

This map does not seem to be accurate, as the only schools I am finding in the indicated areas of the Twilight Highlands are algalfin rockfish schools.

Comment by 64424

If you are not a Fisherman, the 'best' place to farm these is Glimmerdeep Gorge in the Shimmering Expanse. There are about 10-15 Oceanic Broadheads swimming around there. Dropchance is average (about 1 in 6) but it's better then nothing

Comment by Catclaws

Has anyone else noticed at the illustration for this fish looks remarkably like "The Incredible Mr. Limpet"?
(If you don't get the movie reference, it's called Google...have fun...)

That would make it's low drop rate understandable if the Limpet similarity was on purpose...

Comment by Icewaterchrist

the fathom eel itself is used in a good recipe, Skewered Eel

Comment by 311352

It's so wierd that you cannot use 1 fish to cook both Severed Sagefish Head and Delicious Sagefish Tail

Seems you can only catch either something with no head or no tail.

Comment by 766211

I got an over 60% catch rate right behind Highpoint (Alliance) coords - 80.8 , 81.8 exactly. My fishing skill is maxed, using a standard pole, but with a +75 lure on it. This is the only spot I've found that is a reliable over 50% catch rate.

Comment by 662327

I am seeing pretty standard drop rates for this fish across all zones for fishing in open ocean.

The only upside I see in fishing Tol Barad is that Volatile Water catches were 1 to 3 each time instead of 1-2.

The downside to Tol Barad is the 675 Fishing Skill required. With max skill, a few enchants and a lure I only hit 667.

Comment by 215959

I fish for these off the southern coast of Uldum around Schnottz's Landing.

A get 150-180g per stack of 5 severed sagefish head on my server, roughly 600-720g per full stack of 20.

My fishing is at 525 and I use the Kaluak Fishing Pole and the Weather Beaten Fishing Hat with the lure from the hat. I rarely, if ever get junk.

I try to fish up a stack of these per day to sell at the AH. I'm making bank off of them right now because for the last 2 weeks I seem to be the only person selling these at the AH on my server. It is a low pop server so I guess that helps.

Anyway, I wanted to share some data. I do believe that the catch rate for these fish, at least in the southern Uldum area is affected by either a day/night cycle, a night/day cycle, or something else completely random.

For example at 11am server time today I spent 30 minutes off one of the platforms that stick out in the water and my catch was as follows:

72 Murglesnout
20 Deepsea Sagefish
17 Fathom Eel
12 Volatile Water

I went back to this same spot at 9pm server time, spent 30 minutes again and the catch was as follows:

46 Murglesnout
48 Deepsea Sagefish
20 Fathom Eel
9 Volatile Water

I have noticed that sometimes the Deepsea Sagefish seem to jump in my lap, other times it takes 2-3 minutes to catch just 1 of them. I'm leaning to something more random, say at random times of day or night, the catch being better than others. I haven't collected to enough data to be able to predict, or to even determine if its something you can predict. It very would could be completely RNG, but I have no doubts that there is something that affects the catch rate at certain times.

Comment by pablodee

mybe i unlucky but ... 480 fishing, beaten hat( +5 + 75), jewelled rod (+30), Lure (+100) = 690 fishing skill

19 Murgle
8 Algae
2 Volatile
7 grey
3 Deepsea Sagefish

Perhaps the base fishing score is what matters

BLIZZ U BASTERDS

Comment by 76663

Whoa! Perhaps the laws of averages quit working or I got ultra-lucky, but I popped one of my Elixirs of Water Walking and went out to where I got fatigue and backed up a little. Faced toward the deep sea and approximately every third cast was Algaefin Rockfish (no pool of course) the Deepsea Sagefish or Volatile Water. So, my bags didn’t fill with tons of Murglesnout. I did this in southern Twilight Highlands.

Jokingly to myself I tried it because Deepsea Sagefish didn’t make logical sense to catch on a shoreline. I did it just enough to cook up a stack of 20 Severed Sagefish Heads. When I have time I’m going to try it again for some auctions.

I was an English major, I don’t do percentages. Please someone try it and see if I was just lucky.

Comment by 761349

The catch rate seems to be dependent on your fishing skill. At 480 I was catching approximately 1 sagefish every 10 casts. I used my fishing hat and lure which added 100 to my skill and caught 12 sagefish in 15 casts with the rest being driftwood. Could be just dumb luck but I doubt it.

Comment by 208979

It also makes a dif where in uldum you fish. I was at Ramkahen just off the docks (55 36) and spent 30 mins not catching anything, then moved to Snottz's Landing and the first 4 i fished up were Deepsea Sagefish.

If your in uldum, be sure to be fishing in the right area of open water. It's not all the same.

Comment by 208979

Fishing at Schnotta's Landing with a total of 530 fishing, these are my results:

65 : 48.9% Murgesnout
35 : 36.3% Deepsea Sagefish
24 : 18.0% Volatile Water
09 : 06.8% Fathom Eel
no trash or "failed attempts"

seems to be one of the better places to fish this up.

Comment by 780906

Nearly every caster wants this food. I provide consumables for everyone in my guild, and you best believe this fish makes me want to end my life. EXTREMELY time consuming.

Comment by 508582

way off the coast of Dragonmaw Port is a decent place. Have some Elixir of Waterwalking with you go out as far as you can from shore

Comment by ShegoesPEWPEW

So far my favorite fishing spot in Tol Barad is at 20, 37. If you have any water walking elixirs or spells, you can run straight to the wrecked ship in front of the northern-most cannons at Wellson Shipyard.

No fuss, no other factions bothering you, just pure open water fishing!

Comment by 795734

I have fished these in Uldum, Twilight Highlands and Tol Barad. By far the best drop rate is in Tol Barad. If your alliance, zone in and run down to the shore near the Ally base (you'll see a ship). I average 12 per 10 mins in this spot.

Horde probably has a similar spot...good luck. It helps if you play music while grinding Murglesnout!

Comment by 593806

My curiosity was piqued. Since I am a healer, I need the sagefish. Based off of previous comments, I went to Uldum. Started with base fishing skill of 185.

Based off of 50 casts and located right at Schnottz's Landing, I fished:

17 Murglesnout
13 Volatile Water
15 Deepsea Sagefish
5 Fathom Eel

All in all, I'd say a pretty decent drop rate so far. great for queue times.

Comment by 712504

Fishing 525+35

Casts: 400
Murglesnout: 186 (46.5%)
Deepsea Sagefish: 111 (27.75%)
Algaefin Rockfish: 51 (12.75%)
Volatile Waters: 19 yielding 47 (4.75%)
Greys: 33 (8.25%)

On a boat southwest of Highbank.

Comment by Technowitch

I fished both Uldum and Twilight Highlands for about 90 minutes total today. About half the time, I just used the +75 hat lure, along with my Kaluak pole and 525 skill, the rest of the time for an experiment, I applied a +150 Heat Treated Lure.

The numbers for me in both places were about the same, although I think with the higher lure, the non-Murglesnouts hit a little more often.

My percentages were about 50% Murgles, 25% Deepsea Sagefish, 17.5% whatever's indigenous to the zone (Algaefin Rockfish or Fathom Eeel), and the remainder as Volatile Water.

Comment by Shammymonkey

Fished in waters below Obsidian Forest on the map (Twilight Highlands) - around 65.4, 89.4 for an hour. Used Weather-Beaten fishing hat and Mastercraft Kalu'ak fishing pole with total skill at 635.

Results: Seems about average compared to other posts.

103 Murglesnout
19 Volatile Water
7 Trash items
38 Algae Rockfish
48 Deepsea Sagefish

Comment by 804549

If you don't have maximum fishing skill level, you might be wondering if deepsea sagefish are worth fishing for. These were my results fishing for 20 minutes on the coast of Uldum with an initial skill level of 354, +5 weather-beaten fishing hat, +20 Seth's fishing pole, +100 glow worm = 479.

31 pieces of junk = 42.5%
11 Murglesnout = 15.1%
10 Sharptooth = 13.7%
7 Lavascale Catfish = 9.6%
7 Deepsea Sagefish = 9.6%
4 Fathom Eel = 5.5%
2 Volatile water (x2) = 2.7%
1 Blackbelly Mudfish = 1.4%

So I ended up with 7 deepsea sagefish which isn't that bad, plus raised my fishing skill by 7 points.

Comment by eGaTS

If by "vendorfish" you mean Murglesnouts, I have to disagree with you. You can still cook those towards the 5000 your guild needs to unlock the Dragon Feast.

On a side note, there really is a Vendorfish :)

Also, I'm trying to reply to berserkerben but it keeps sending my post all the way to the end :(

Comment by 803092

Perhaps if you cast your line on the other side of the boat, you'll have better luck?

Comment by 833900

The drop rate goes down in Uldum if you fish in the river delta, because you're getting fresh and salt water fish. I was fishing at approximately 61, 87.

Percentage excluding grey:
Fathom Eel : 8%
Deepsea Sagefish : 10%
Blackbelly Mudfish : 10%
Murglesnout : 20%
Lavascale Catfish : 25%
Sharptooth : 27%

n = 168

Edit: For comparison I tried by Schnottz's Landing.
Deepsea Sagefish: 42%
Murglesnout: 32%
Fathom Eel: 24%
Azshara's Veil: 2%
n = 41 (obviously a smaller sample, but still relatively confident Schnottz's is a better place to fish.)

Comment by 718609

Time spent: 35mins
Location: Sitting on a rock near Highbank, in Twilight Highlands
Fishing level: 498 + 150 Lure.

43 x Murglesnout
41 x Deepsea Sagefish
14 x Algae Rockfish

Comment by 826522

I fished some in twilight highlands for about 5 minutes and the drop rate sucked... Then i tried Toll Barad and the drop rate is decent.

Goto Toll barad, it doesnt matter if your faction controls it or not, get some water walking potions, get the and then go walk out onto the ocean and start fishing. actually, you probably dont need to have all that stuff.

But what kind of fisherman are you if you don't!

(edit) One thing i just took notice of, is that the fishing enchant from my hat had run out (75+ to fishing) and iv been catching less Deepsea Sagefish and more Murglesnout.

my fishing rod adds 30 to fishing on its own, so 30 plus my base fishing level (which is 500 ish) is um? you do the math. And what im saying is that, the higher you can get your fishing level, with enchants and stuff like that, the more likely it seems you'l have luck in catching this fish, But this is only what iv noticed from a few minutes of fishing.

Comment by zerodefekz

Base Fishing: 344

Addons: Glow Worm (+100), Nat's Lucky Fishing Pole (+25)

Location: North-east corner of Highbank (coords: 82.5,72.5 - south/southeast of Dragonmaw port, 3rd fire on the rocks from on the left from the broken docks)

I didn't keep track of how many casts, but assuming 1 catch (either fish or trash) per cast, you can get a rough estimate. So, I broke it down by time:

In one hour fishing, here were my results:
52x Murglesnouts
39x Deepsea Sagefish
20x Algaefin Rockfish
9x Volatile Water

Various trash:
10x Withered Kelps
11x tangled fishing lines
17x Empty Rum bottles
19x Empty Clams
15x pieces of driftwood
15x Torn sails
6x tattered cloth

I also gained 20 points in fishing skill as well.

Hope this helps!

Comment by 848290

best place i farm this fish is BH, once u take the port from Org to BH turn around so down a hill to the water and fish there ull see what i mean

Comment by jarekkain

Actually, I buy the Fortune cookies because they're a lot cheaper then some of the food buffs for the exact same thing -- Int, agil, str, anyways. 9g vs 30-50 on kul'tiras, I'll go with the cookies and live with having int over spirit. :)

Comment by Drdss

Tol Barad is indeed a great place for these; in about 10 minutes with a fishing level of 640* I fished up:

20 Deepsea Sagefish
11 Murglesnout
3 Algaefin Rockfish
7 trash items

This was just standing on the rocks between Rustberg and Farson Hold, but I'm guessing anywhere around the coast will do as well.

(*525, +30 rod, +5 hat, +5 glove enchant, +75 hat bait)

Comment by GzusCriest

for those that do not have the required fishing skill
I use this macro while farming the shimmering expanse for Deepsea Sagefish, Savage Leather, Deepsea Scale, Murglesnout, and what ever else useful that drops

/tar spiketooth eel
/tar oceanic broadhead
/tar snapjaw grouper
/tar spotted swellfish
/castsequence reset=target/combat Immolate, Curse of the Elements, Incinerate, Fel Flame

ofcouse you can replace the spells with those of your class
you can spam the macro until you target 1 of these mobs and if you have one of those keyboards with an auto repeat/fire function (like me) you can just swim around and when you lock onto a target home in by checking your minimap for the target's position
good hunting

Comment by 204878

Cataclysm open water does not necessarily drop these, I spent 10 minutes waterwalking at Abyssal Breach (60.80, 45.35) with 640 skill and caught 28 Murglesnout (87.5%) and 4 Algaefin Rockfish (12.5%), although small numbers it's statistically improbably not to catch a single Sagefish in this time.

Comment by 856103

Alright its very simple as to why blizzard has made it so you cant fish it out of pools its soo the people that have lvled there fishing skill is rewarded as for the one that just fish out of pools are screwed gg have a good day blizzard

Comment by lightshammer

1 hour at 20,83 in Uldum ( where deep water starts just out from Schnottz Landing) caught 20 deepsea sagefish, 13 fathom eels, 42 murglesnout and assorted junk. Oh yeah, and 12 skill points in fishing (this is why more people don't max fishing)

Comment by 862792

20 min fishing on stairs @ The cursed landing in Uldum 16:20 to 16:40
525 fishing skill,
Equiped:
Jeweled Fishingpole (30)
Weather-beaten hat (5)
Bright Baubles (75/10min)x2

Got:
Murglesnout 30
Deepsea sagefish 30
Fathom Eel 9
Volatile water 4
and 2 empty clam

Comment by Nyabel

About 1.5 hours of fishing in Twilight Highlands just outside of the north western bank of Highbank rewarded me with the following amounts of fish;

300 total fish caught | Fishing skill: 525 + 120 = 635

Murglesnout 153 (51.0%)
Deepsea Sagefish 96 (32.0%)
Algaefin Rockfish 41 (13.7%)
Volatile Water 6 (2.0%)
Azshara's Veil 6 (2.0%)

Also to all you fishermen and women out there; playing a couple of QI XL episodes on the background/side of the screen makes the time fly.

Comment by 878556

Twilight Hilands. Fish off the rocky cliffs outside of the horde base Dragonmaw Port. Stay out of sight of zeplin of course. 1 deepsea sagefish for every minute I fished. Got over a 20 stack in 20 minutes. Happy fishing.

Comment by 879444

Twilight Highlands 78.8, 78.8
Highblank

Total caught 15 min:
Deepsea Sagefish 14

Is't about 1-2 Deepsea Sagefish per minute

Comment by Ornthorpe

in 15 min at Tol Barad coastline in one spot with 392 fishing skill and +20 for Seth's graphite fishing pole, I got:
1 Algaefin Rockfish = 2%
1 Fathom Eel = 2%
9 Murglesnout = 21%
12 Deepsea Sagefish = 27%
21 trash drops = 48%
So I don't think having a high fishing skill makes any difference except you get less trash.

Comment by DrStrik9

I fished for 60 minutes just outside Highbank in Twilight Highlands (no pools or swarms), from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and here are my results:

115 Murglesnout (50.9%)
66 Deepsea Sagefish (29.2%)
33 Algaefin Rockfish (14.6%)
9 Volatile Water (4%)
3 Azshara's Veil (1.3%)
----------------------------------------
226 catches total

Comment by Schon

Yes! I agree :P it is harder fishing in schools!

Some schools do not spawn unless you completely empty all the fishing schools in the area... and then there is only a chance that the right school you want spawns! @_@

You have to keep moving! and searching for the right school!

AND you have to get your stupid cast to land RIGHT IN the little swirly circle fish school

okay ^^ i'm done raging about fish schools now.. teehe

Comment by 354647

These also drop from the sea creatures in Vashir so if you go kill the various critters there you will also pick up a stack or two.

Comment by 872674

As of 4.3 there are now pools of Deepsea Sagefish. I just fished 3 pools in Twilight Highlands around Dragonmaw port and got 11 Deepsea Sagefish. Haven't checked out other Cata areas yet.

Edit: 16 Pools, 43 Deepsea Sagefish, 7 Azshara's Veil, 4 Volatile Water.

Comment by downwind

There are now pools located on the shore of Twighlight highlands.

Comment by 838709

Deepsea Sagefish schools now spawn all across the Twilight Highlands shores but can still be fished on the open sea. Enjoy!

Comment by UnderFire

Pools of Deepsea Sagefish now spawn in Twilight Highlands! Highland Guppy fisherman rejoice! We can now stop avoiding the coast and fish constantly! Making it so that pools will continue to respawn in the zone.

Comment by 924106

You can fish these in their own pools now. It looks like a lot of the angelfish rockfish pools were replaced in twilight highlands near highbank.

Comment by Masen

As of Patch 4.3.0 these now have fishing pools!

The only place that I have found them (so far) is in Twilight Highlands off the coast from Highbank (rough coordinates are 81, 81). If found at different locations will update.

Comment by narlic

The Algaefin Rockfish pools along the coast of Twilight Highlands seem to have all been converted into Deepsea Sagefish schools.

Comment by Zulayah

As of 4.3.15050 I can confirm that these now have a pool! Although I cannot find the pool link on wowhead atm. I'll check back later to add it.

These Pools have what seems to be a 7-10% chance drop Azshara's Veil. I can only confirm that they spawn in Coastal Twilight Highlands, as I have not check any other zones as of yet.

Comment by kivshani

There are Deepsea Sagefish pools in Twilight Highlands now.

Comment by dany169

Deepsea Sagefish have nodes now! Right next to Dragonmaw Post where the Algaefin Rockfish nodes were at.

Comment by biggerx

As of 12-20-2011 these are now able to be fished from Deepsea Sagefish pools! Thank the old gods!

Comment by 919440

There are now pools of Deepsea Sagefish to fish from! Great for casters cooking Severed Sagefish Head. Change was made in a patch 4.3 hotfix. I find the area around Highbank in Twilight Highlands very convenient because of its location near the two-way portal to Stormwind.

Comment by NinjaLooterLoveU

Just today I saw they FINALLY made Deepsea Sagefish Schools! Thank you Jesus! You use to have to fish for these in open water only. :(

Comment by Phollux

Patch 4.3 hotfix 20. December 2011:

Algaefin Rockfish no longer swim in schools, and schools of Deepsea Sagefish have taken their place along many coastlines.

Indeed a nice change, especially to those people that also fish for the Turtles All the Way Down achievement. You can, however, still fish Deepsea Sagefish in open water in both Twilight Highlands and Uldum if you prefer.

Does anyone know if these new schools are linked to Highland Guppies like the old schools with Algaefin Rockfish were?

Comment by drockmunch

I noticed today that there are Deepsea Sagefish schools in Twilight Highlands along the coast. Guildies told me it was a hot fix, so the schools are there and you don't have to worry about the drop rates now since schools have a 100% drop rate. But I did fish up some Azshara's Veil though

Comment by Kyranoelle

Patch 4.3 hotfixes for Dec. 20, 2011

Algaefin Rockfish no longer swim in schools, and schools of Deepsea Sagefish have taken their place along many coastlines

So happy to see this!

Comment by 931389

Blizzard adds fishing pools:D iam in Twilight Highlands and i fishing right now:D see the pools and add to your site.

Best regards Thrakioths.

Comment by Irredeemable

There are Deepsea Sagefish Schools now on the coast of Twilight Hihglands. I think schools of Algaefin Rockfish were replaced by it.

Comment by Wildcupcake

Today, I took down EVERY school of these (on the coastline) following this route. (click.)
(I only fished in the schools, but off course I also catch other stuff.)

This is what I got:
101 x Deepsea Sagefish
24 x Murglesnout
6 x Azshara's Veil
9 x Algaefin Rockfish
8 x Volatile Water

Took me about an hour.
Some of the pools forced me to stand on the horde ships, and I had to take down a few of the NPC's, but I was allright.

Happy fishing!

Comment by 677391

If you have the patience to take the time and deal with the mind-numbingly boring job of fishing, then this is a stupidly easy fish to farm now. The best place to farm this is the Twilight Highlands. In 30 minutes of farming, I got 2.5 stacks of Sagefish, 4 Volatile Water, and 7 Azshara's Veil. :) Happy Fishing!

-Scylliar

Comment by 807176

The Map here is accurate...
You need Deepsea Sagefish to make the Severed Sagefish Head ... Which when eaten gives you 90 Intel and 90 Stamina for 1 Hour,,, very good Food ,,, eating it also tops up your Health and Mana ,,, but not by much...
Deepsea Sagefish are caught by Fishing in the Twilight Higlands ,,, Ocean ...
Level 80 required...
I mostly fished Schools of Deepsea Sagefish and caught them along with some Azshara's Veil , Algaefin Rockfish and Volitale Water in the Schools,,, but you can catch them by throwing your line about anywhere in the Ocean in the Twight Highlands,,, However the Drop rate is very low that way...

I caught 87 Deepsea Sagefish and got 9 Azshara's Veil along with 10 Volital Water ...
I was Fishing the Coast line in Twilight Highlands up next door to Badlands... Not to say that I caught them next to Badlands ,,, saying the Twilight Highlands in next door to Badlands ,,, LOL ... :)

Comment by 963029

They added schools now :P plenty in TWHL :-)

Comment by 875747

Just spent 30 minutes in Twilight Highlands, only fishing from pools of Deepsea Sagefish (and they were many!)
I've already caught 100x and am done with my little farming.

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Deepsea Sagefish

Item Level 81

Max Stack: 20

Sell Price: 3 75

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This item can be fished in Twilight Highlands (164), Uldum (21), Shimmering Expanse , and Tol Barad Peninsula .

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