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Be the first to bring 40 Tastyfish back to Booty Bay and turn them in to Goblin NPC Riggle Bassbait to receive this fishing pole and some Cataclysm Gold as a reward

One day during the early 80s, when everybody else was pulling bait in the Bahamas, we decided to try pulling some lures while fishing out off Chub Cay

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But uplining may give you a better fishing instrument for any stillwater application.

The bobber often signals when a predator fish approaches, because the bait fish tries to swim away

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