My first suggestion:New bait (In a small way, this can help you grab exactly what you want to catch) In harry's fishing shop in Hatherley, you can buy lure for diffrent fish... HOW TO USE BAIT:Use the bait with the essential equipment to RuneScape gold catch the fish you wish to catch, it is going to turn from an ordenery fishing gear (Eg. Lobster pot) to a Fishing Gear with how much lure it has inside in brackets, (eg. Lobster pot to Lobster marijuana (50)). Cool?

This will unite the very first suggestion together with the wait characteristic of farming. Also a brand new fish will probably be creating an apperence. First you purchase a trawler off any sailor to get 500K (500'000gp), Then you get on the ship and use the fishing gear together with the net holder, Then use the bait using the internet holder, Click on the steering wheel to set sail, Then when your done, click the row boat and it is going to take you back to port sairum. To go back to the boat, go to the row boat and click on it.

Remeber that feeling of pride you got when you completed dragon slayer? How can you get to Crandor? By ship of course! How do you go to Pest Control to save the Void Knight? Boat! How do you visit Brimenhaven Dungeon to have some metal dragons? Boat of course! Boats are used frequently in RuneScape.

You always have some NPC sail you to some island. But why can't YOU bring yourself and not have to pay that small amount of money which takes up inventory space. Well with the new Boating Skill you can. This is the way it works. It goes something like the construction, but you operate at Port Sarim, Port Phasmatys, Port Khazzard etc.. You'd purchase boards like in Building and you would work on your boat. You would require a saw to cut the boards, Nails, Planks (Of different kinds like construction) hammer and then of course yourself. Then once you built all of the parts of your ship it is possible to add things such as a flag or have the emblem of a clan on OSRS buy gold. Then you may employ a crew. It's possible to hire a navagator, chef, pirate etc., to help take care of your boat.