6/2/2023 0 Comments Wow seaturtlePools respawn reasonably fast - often after about 10 minutes, but read Pool Spawning for further explanation.Avoid sharing pools with other anglers: The pool will just be emptied faster, and you will waste time re-mounting and casting into pools which are emptied before your bobber splashes. Every few catches (when the pool disappears) you will need to move on and find a new pool to fish. Each pool contains a finite number of fish.Always keep a few bag slots free: You cannot loot the turtle if you don't have the bag space to store it.So you can safely auto-loot and quickly re-cast. The item is bound to angler, but no confirmation dialogue will appear (this was removed from rare fish in patch 3.1).Realistically, expect to spend days trying to catch the turtle. The Sea Turtle is very rare, but the catch is random.There are many different strategies for fishing pools and catching the Sea Turtle mount. Pools can be found along the coast and rivers, and in lakes or similar areas of water. Find Fish will display the location of pools on your minimap, which makes them easier to search for. If you don't already know how, learn the Find Fish ability from a Weather-Beaten Journal. In English, "pool" does not describe large bodies of water like seas ( further discussion). This is probably a mis-translation or mis-understanding: The English patch notes and achievement clearly state "pool". Some sources suggest that the Sea Turtle can be caught from any fishable water in Northrend. This is only available during the Faire week, which starts on the first Sunday of the month (thanks Zona). The turtle can also be caught from Shipwreck Debris (Darkmoon), on Darkmoon Island. Inland: Mount Hyjal (Throne of Flame), Twilight Highlands (Cannon's Inferno) Catches from Pool of Fire are not yet confirmed: Cataclysm Schools Pool (School) The Sea Turtle is caught from any Cataclysm-level pool. The turtle can also be caught from a Pool of Blood (normally only fished for a daily quest, but possible to create without the quest - thanks Noellis). The Sea Turtle can be caught from Northrend pools: Northrend Schools Pool (School)Ĭoastal: Borean Tundra, Dragonblight, Grizzly Hills, Howling Fjord Expect to catch thousands of fish from pools before finding a turtle.įor an introduction to pool fishing, read the Pools and Wreckage chapter » Turtles are simply very rare catches from these pools. Any except quest-only pools, such School of Tasty Reef Fish. The Sea Turtle mount can be caught from "any" pool in Northrend and any Cataclysm-level pool. Unfortunately the island is only available for one week each month, and the pools there are often fished, so hard to find. Anglers without expansions may (in theory) catch a Sea Turtle from pools around Darkmoon Island. Anglers who are part of the Cataclysm (have the third expansion) have extra options for catching a Sea Turtle. The turtle is primarily caught in Northrend and from Cataclysm-level pools, so you should have felt at least the Wrath of the Lich King (have the second expansion). Since patch 3.3, you will never catch junk from pools. ![]() Some tips for low-level anglers are given below.Īll pools can be fished effectively with fishing skill 1. Anglers below level 68 have fewer options for catching the turtle - you cannot safely reach all locations. This will allow you to fly between pools quickly. I recommend an epic flying mount with Cold Weather Flying trained, which requires level 68 or above. Only personal level 20 is required to ride the Sea Turtle. This achievement will be awarded wherever you catch your turtle (not just for catches in Northrend). The turtle is maybe five or so percent faster? Let's not even bring up water walking, the turtle is just blown out of the water there." (Not literally, I hope.) In Vashj'ir the Sea Turtle swims faster than un-mounted swimming, but slightly slower than the Abyssal Seahorse.Ĭatching the turtle awards the achievement, "Turtles All the Way Down". C Rage comments, "It just barely outpaces the Hook of the Master Angler. On land, it runs at your normal running speed. In water, riding the Sea Turtle gives a 60% increase in your (un-buffed) swim speed.
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