Category: Hobby

The Angry Earth may have taken First Light and wildly altered the zone but yet there are still docking piers to cast off from. Sometimes interesting things can be seen on the water too!

When New World introduced mounts the story quest has you go near a lake to find a horse and that is the end of it. But yet the location still keeps many of the setting and themes that add to the visual of the quest and I discover a fun visual while sharing.

BrightWood has some areas the MSQ takes you too and many players will probably never return again but this one area was too unique to forget.

Just because the zone is considered a ‘free-for-all’ player area doesn’t mean I wasn’t gonna cast off anyway! The PVP area in Cutlass Keyes adds a little ‘spice’ to the fishing experience.

Ebonscale Reach is very bright and ‘light’ when compared to other zones in New World but it still has a little corner of darkness. This location has an interesting story that freaked me out when I read the lore notes nearby.

Weavers Fen is a definite wet zone with plenty of fens and swamps to travel around but in the valley near the fort there is a fresh water spot that gives a clear sight of the night sky.

Edengrove has a very remote fishing spot that is quite a trek to get to. There is nothing really interesting there but maybe it is the remoteness of the spot that makes it relaxing to fish at.

Mourningdale continues to be a zone I frequent while fishing due to the many unique locations to cast off into whilst not having to travel too far.

Restless shore has many beaches to cast off of but I often enjoyed casting near the fort because there would usually be combat from factions trying to take it over. Not exactly a peaceful setting but does make for a fun visual while fishing.

The winding river of Monarch’s Bluff is full of lush greenery, tall grass, sounds of nature, and the natural flow of water. It’s a shallow cast no matter where you are but the fact the river travels through the whole zone makes fishing an easy side venture when out and about.