Witch Fish

Description: Casting spells upon innocent wranglers, the evil Witch Fish can be seen with a long broom-sticked tail and pointy mole-tipped nose. The fish is an essential ingredient in Betsy's “Witch's Brew” dish.

Witch Fish
Details
Internal Fish ID
Fish Type
Habitat	Fishertonville (Very Rare) Fishertonburg (Very Rare)
Strength	Broomstick
Minimum Skill	Art of Night Fishing
Minimum Pole	Level 25 Excali-pole
Statistics
Minimum Weight	1.19 lb / 539 g
Minimum Points	666 Points
Goodness/Evilness	n/a
Minimum Tournament Points	77
Minimum Earnings	666 Gold
Leader Boards
Witch Fish Page
Witch Fish Longest Streaks
Witch Fish First Catches
Witch Fish Trophy Catches
Witch Fish Most Catches

Notes:
How to catch Witch Fish: Catch Witch Fish by using a Level 25+ Excali-pole in Fishertonville. Requires the skill of Art of Night Fishing and Timing.

Witch Fish Quests

Witches Brew

• Difficulty: 4/10
  
• Description: Simmering concoction of juicy fish ingredients. Recommended for large parties.
  
• Pole Requirements: Level 30 Excali-Pole
  
• Unlocks: Medieval Chain
  

• Quest specific tips: Start with Fish Guts Chum in Fishertonville. During your casts to get all the Bay Fish, you should catch all the Hippies and Witches as well, and maybe one or two Hate Fish. If you don't catch all Witches, keep casting with Fish Guts, or RLC which is slightly better. Hippies can be caught with attractants (Munchies), if for any reason you did not catch them all yet. The remaining fish is the Hate Fish, which is easiest using the Vial of Bile as well, together with RLC or Fish Guts/Cayenne. If you don't have any Hate attractants, this quest will be a lot harder. This quest can take 200-300 casts.

On October 14th new fish were added to Fishertonville and this quest updated to include the Bay Fish. The previous requirement was 8 Emo Fish.

If you have unlocked Blue Crescent, you can fish there for Hates first, using Steak Chum. You won't really need to use the Vial of Bile attractant, since there are only a few other available fish. Then return to Fishertonville to do the Hippies and others.

If you have unlocked the stealth upgrade and are done with Hates and Hippies, you can opt to go to Fishertonburg to do the rest of the Bays and Witches.

• Catch Requirements: 10 Hate Fish, 9 Hippie Fish, 8 Bay Fish , 6 Witch Fish ×1.5 when done with friend

Kings Casserole

• Difficulty: 8/10
  
• Description: A royalty-pleasing seafood casserole baked in the king's crown.
  
• Pole Requirements: Level 50 Excali-Pole
  
• Unlocks: Spear Launcher
  

• Quest specific tips: Note: It may be beneficial to not have your Excali-Pole augmented before starting this quest - augmenting your pole adds new fish, which, some believe, slightly reduces the odds of catching the fish in this quest. However, also note that you can only start the next quest when your pole is at level 70/70, so you may want to start augmenting the pole midway through the quest.

On October 14th new fish were added to Fishertonville and this quest updated to include the Squire Fish. Thus all fish in the quest may be caught in Fishertonville. Travel to Fishertonville and use RLC or Fish Guts Chum/Cayenne Chum to catch the Witch and Viking Fish. RLC will work best, since the additional bonus to top 4 fish. The Viking fish is rare, and may well be the quest "bottleneck" fish in this quest. The Squire Fish is listed as "Extremely Rare" and may also be difficult to complete. Finish this quest the same way as quests 1 and 2, using the Vial of Bile. This quest should take 600+ casts.

Alternatively, if you have unlocked Blue Crescent, you can fish there for Hate Fish in the same way as described for the previous quest. However, watch that you don't do too many straight up Fish Now's in case you damage your pole.

If you are attempting this quest at Fishertonburg, please note that the Hate Fish still requires you to go back to either Fishertonville or Blue Crescent to catch.

• Catch Requirements: 14 Hate Fish, 12 Witch Fish, 8 Squire Fish, 6 Viking Fish ×1.5 when done with friend