How to find the Dragon Isles Fishing Trainers in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight

Back in World of Warcrafts Battle for Azeroth expansion, professions received significant changes making it easier for players to gather new and current materials while in relevant content zones. Players can now level up their professions using only current expansion materials and recipes. This system continues with Dragonflight, which features introduce a new Fishing category

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Back in World of Warcraft’s Battle for Azeroth expansion, professions received significant changes making it easier for players to gather new and current materials while in relevant content zones. Players can now level up their professions using only current expansion materials and recipes. This system continues with Dragonflight, which features introduce a new Fishing category with an independently leveled corresponding skill bar: Dragon Isles Fishing. Whether you’re new to Fishing in World of Warcraft or are stepping into Azeroth for the very first time, we’re here to help.

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Where to find the Dragon Isles Fishing Trainer in World of Warcraft Dragonflight

There are multiple Fishing Trainers located in the Dragon Isles. The first Fishing Trainers that players will likely encounter are Mora Cloudwalker and Danielle Anglers. These trainers can both be found in the Waking Shores on the Wild Coast, in the camp where you’re dropped off by the airship at the very start of the expansion’s main story quest. Either will train a character, Horde or Alliance, in Dragon Isles Fishing at the cost of 100 gold.

If you didn’t train in Fishing when you first arrived to the Dragon Isles, and don’t feel like flying back out to the Wild Coast, additional Fishing Trainers can be found in the following locations:

You can technically also train Dragon Isles Fishing from the Daring Fisher, an Iskaaran Tuskarr with a death wish, who can be found in various locations in the Dragon Isles, but we don’t really recommend bothering with him. For obvious reasons. Dude’s nuts.

While, unfortunately, any previous fishing skill you may have won’t come in handy in the Dragon Isles, it’s not too difficult to get your skill up. It just requires a time sink, as many efforts in the aging MMO still do. How it can truly be that much different to cast a hook into the water from expansion to expansion, we’ll never know. Thankfully, with the help of this guide, you’ll now have no issues in finding a skilled Fishing Trainer who can teach you the ropes. Reels? Anyway. 

While fishing can be more than a bit tedious at times, it’ll definitely be worthwhile if you want to get your hands on the adorable otter mount, Otto.

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Brielle Bullard

Brielle Bullard is a Freelance Writer for Gamepur and has been writing video game guides since 2008, primarily for World of WarCraft and other MMOs. A avid hobbyist, her interests outside of games include collecting anime goods and figures, hoarding stuffed animals, failing spectacularly at 3D printing, and maintaining a lengthy list of "I'll get around to it!" craft projects. A large portion of her office is dedicated to her favorite video game / anime husbando, Gilgamesh from Fate/Grand Order.

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