BDO - Kamasylvia - Freshwater Fishing Guide Updates 20 November 2017 - Added the Draft Revision version for Kamasylvia Part 2. 21 November 2017 - Added revised lists, description and map to cover the release of Kamasylvia Part 2 with the 15 November 2017 Patch Notes. 06 December 2017 - The Gold Key item has been added to some fish tables in the 29 Nov 2017 Patch Notes (no note for this) notably in Margoria ocean areas, Velia Hotspot, Grana city & Lake Flonder in Kamasylvia. it is not known if this is a permanent change as it is impacting relic drop rate in these areas. When this is confirmed then the guide will be updated. 10 January 2018 - The addition of the Gold Key item in high drop rate was reversed after some weeks. Now it has been either removed totally or remains but only as a very low drop rate. Therefore it is hard to confirm personally in all previous waters (see above 06 December 2017 note) but will be added when confirmed. 10 January 2018 - It is reported from reliable sources that it is possible to fish a Bronze Key from at least two Kamasylvia fish tables though I have not fished them personally to confirm so will leave as a note for now. The waters reported were Lake Flonder and Okiara River. 13 April 2018 - The Laila's Petal blue quality item has been added as a low drop rate chance to all regions, both freshwater and saltwater. The item is used for the new Fairy pet. Introduction This fishing guide covers both Kamasylvia Part 1 & Part 2 areas which make up the region of Kamasylvia. That is, the current regional content released both in Korea and here in our region (EU/NA). With the launch of the Kamasylvia Part 1 region, new fish species became available as noted in the 27 September 2017 Patch Notes; Fishes native to Kamasylvia have been added to the Fish Encyclopedia. These new species were added to my Freshwater Fish Species List from details on the KR forums and data base entries back in February 2017 and confirmed in-game along with fish tables and locations. With the launch of Kamasylvia Part 2 in the 15 November 2017 Patch Notes adding a few additional fishing tables, a new fish species and extensive fishing available, this new area is now also included in this guide. The fishing content available in Kamasylvia outdoes by far other freshwater fishing in the game. It even has more fish tables than the Margoria expansion, for example. The attention to detail in providing new fish species, varied fish tables utilised across the whole region even for the smallest water bodies is noticeable and very welcome for fishers. The developers have really shown thought and care in the design, balance and content. It really makes Kamasylvia an exciting prospect for fishing, along with the attractive architecture and landscapes. Main points Unlike other regions which have a single freshwater fish table, Kamasylvia has multiple fish table zones, eight in total (more than Margoria). Generally each fish table has 1 high value rare species, 2 yellow species and a larger proportion of higher value yellow/ blue quality fish. Two new rare, high value, low drop rare freshwater species, the Golden Siniperca and Granges D'or. Two unique, low drop chance items via fishing (Bottle with a Note & Giant Fish Bones). Slightly faster fishing speed than other freshwater regions with an average of around 32-34 seconds cast > bite time. Relic drop chance appears slightly higher in the Kamasylvia Part 1 fish tables than other areas. Possibly lower in the two no-trash Kamasylvia 2 tables (yet to be confirmed). Higher drop rate (still low) of the Breezy Conch Seaweed item than other areas. Species list These new species are: Golden Siniperca (low drop chance, high value species, region-wide) Granges D'or (low drop chance, high value species, Grána city only) Miho Spine Loach Spotted Barbel Diamond Minnow Amur Minnow Stumpy Bullhead Common Minnow Not noted in the patch notes but now available also a low drop chance region-wide fishing are: Bottle with a Note (possible items that start treasure map quests, also obtained via harpooning) Giant Fish Bone (housing ornament) Also now included in all fishing waters; Breezy Conch Seaweed (available from Kamasylvia launch in most fishing areas) Reference For information on the other regional freshwater fishing and saltwater fishing including both original sea areas and Margoria, refer to them directly from the following Fishing Guides: BDO - Freshwater Fishing Guide BDO - Ocean Fishing Guide BDO - Margoria Fishing Guide Kamasylvia freshwater fish table list Notes Refer to the Kamasylvia Fish Table Location Map at the end of the list which identifies all fish-able water bodies in the region (possibly some small pools not marked on the game map not included but most are). This list is divided into the eight fish tables available in the region of Kamasylvia (Part 1&2). The node name associated with each table is given but they are to aid identification chiefly and often cover other node areas also. Or, have other table/s within that node area. Refer to the Associated nodes listed for each and the indicative areas indicated on the map. Kamasylvia A - Kamasylvia Vicinity Associated nodes include: Kamasylvia Vicinity Fish Species None Trash Broken Bottle Fragment Fertilizer Sack Washed-Up Laundry Other None Note Possibly a bugged fish table as it is not the normal Default Fish Table (sandeel/ surfperch, fish bones, seaweed). Appears to be no fish or other items in this table. Kamasylvia B - Atanis Pond Associated nodes include: Atanis Pond, Atanis Waterway, Caduil Forest, Krogdalo Trace, Mansuam Forest, Mirumok Ruins, Polly's Forest, Shady Tree Forest, Southern Kamasylvia, Tooth Fairy Cabin (North), Tooth Fairy Forest (North), Viv Foretta's Cabin Fish Species Golden Siniperca (Rare) Mandarin Fish Spotted Barbel Diamond Minnow Striped Shiner Amur Minnow Bass Yellowfin Sculpin Trash Snapped Rope Tattered Boot Torn Net Other Ancient Relic Crystal Shard Silver Key Breezy Conch Seaweed Bottle with a Note Giant Fish Bone Note One of the fish tables introduced with Kamasylvia Part 1 and appears to have a slightly higher than average relic drop rate. Also includes a very low chance of fishing up a Bottle with a Note quest item, or a Giant Fish Bone house ornament. Kamasylvia C - Navarn Steppe Associated nodes include: Loopy Tree Forest, Mirumok Ruins, Navarn Springs, Navarn Steppe, Shady Tree Forest, Tooth Fairy Cabin (South), Tooth Fairy Forest (South), Western Valtarra Mountains Fish Species Golden Siniperca (Rare) Pacu Swiri Lenok Yellow-Head Catfish Stumpy Bullhead Sweetfish Goby Minnow Trash Snapped Rope Tattered Boot Torn Net Other Ancient Relic Crystal Shard Silver Key Breezy Conch Seaweed Bottle with a Note Giant Fish Bone Note One of the fish tables introduced with Kamasylvia Part 1 and appears to have a slightly higher than average relic drop rate. Also includes a very low chance of fishing up a Bottle with a Note quest item, or a Giant Fish Bone house ornament. Kamasylvia D - Okiara River Fish Species Golden Siniperca (Rare) Leather Carp Miho Spine Loach Arowana Cherry Salmon Common Minnow Grayling Bleeker Trash Broken Bottle Fragment Fertilizer Sack Washed-Up Laundry Other Ancient Relic Crystal Shard Silver Key Breezy Conch Seaweed Bottle with a Note Giant Fish Bone Note One of the fish tables introduced with Kamasylvia Part 1 and appears to have a slightly higher than average relic drop rate. Also includes a very low chance of fishing up a Bottle with a Note quest item, or a Giant Fish Bone house ornament. Kamasylvia E - Grána city Associated nodes include: Grána Fish Species Golden Siniperca (Rare) Granges D'or (Rare) Spotted Barbel Miho Spined Loach Diamond Minnow Yellow-Head Catfish Stumpy Bullhead Sweetfish Goby Minnow Trash No trash Other Ancient Relic Crystal Shard Silver Key Gold Key Breezy Conch Seaweed Note Fish table confined to the city boundaries, with other tables outside, even within the safe zone. No trash group in the table. Golden Siniperca have a higher than normal drop rate for a high value rare fish. The new high value rare species, the Granges D'Or appears to have a lower drop rate even for rare fish. The average relic drop rate appears lower than the Kamasylvia Part 1 fish tables (B,C&D). No Bottle with a Note or Giant Fish Bone items confirmed caught to date. Kamasylvia F - Lake Flonder Associated nodes include: Grána (East), Lake Flonder, Okiara River Fish Species Golden Siniperca (Rare) Pacu Swiri Lenok Yellow-Head Catfish Stumpy Bullhead Sweetfish Goby Minnow Trash No trash Other Ancient Relic Crystal Shard Silver Key Breezy Conch Seaweed Note No trash group in the table. Same as Kamasylvia C but with no trash group. The average relic drop rate appears lower than the Kamasylvia Part 1 (A,B,C&D) fish tables (TBC). No Bottle with a Note or Giant Fish Bone items confirmed caught to date. Kamasylvia G - Coastal (Inland) Associated nodes include: Grana (West), Gyfin Rhasia Temple, Krogdalo Trace, Looney Cabin, Loopy Tree Forest, Okiara River, Tooth Fairy Forest, Yianaro's Field Fishing species Striped Shiner Amur Minnow Bass Yellowfin Sculpin Trash Snapped Rope Tattered Boot Torn Net Other None Note Blue only fish table. No relic/key/conch group in this table. Used primarily in a zone approximately 100-200m inland the sea but also a few small pools inland. Kamasylvia H - Coastal (Sea) Associated nodes include: Acher West Camp, Grana (West), Gyfin Rhasia Temple, Krogdalo Trace, Looney Cabin, Loopy Tree Forest, Okiara River, Southern Kamasylvia, Tooth Fairy Forest Fishing species Striped Shiner Amur Minnow Bass Yellowfin Sculpin Trash items Broken Bottle Fragment Fertilizer Sack Washed-Up Laundry Other None Note Placeholder fish table for the sea areas that are fishable in Kamasylvia, along the coast. This is the same fish table that was (and still is)possible to fish over the barrier from Ross Sea to part of the fogged Kamasylvia coast. It is not possible to fish whole coastline due to partial invisible barriers which give a null cast. Map - Kamasylvia Fish Table Location Map Hope this is of help and interest to the fellow fishers out there. Tight Lines! Moonraker [EU]
The time and passion you put into gathering and reporting new fishing information is both amazing and appreciated. It's a bright spot of selflessness among a swamp of negativity on the forums. Everytime anyone goes to somethinglovely to look up where to find a fish for a guild mission or need that hard to find fish for knowledge for a title they have you to thank. Thank you. edit: Sweet mother of pearl, I didn't think it was possible to make the guide any more epic.
Thank you for taking the time to gather this information and sharing it with everyone so fast after the Kama pt1 update.
As always a well prepared and presented post. Thank you for the time and effort you have put in for the community.
Supposubly (with a 'b') there is a Kamasylvia Fishing Quest (in Atanis?) - but I haven't been able to find it. Is there a a pre-requisite? And does anyone know which NPC you can get it from?
There is but you need to be Level 58 in order to commence quests in Kamasylvia including the fishing quest. When Level 58 the Black Spirit will give the starter quest as noted in the 27 Sep 2017 Patch Notes: New quests about the Kamasylvia Territory have been added. Accept the main quest Kamasylvia, the Land Behind the Veil from Black Spirit, and your journey that encompasses Calpheon, Lemoria Guard Post, and Valtarra Mountains will begin. (For Lv. 58 and above) Quest details: Kamasylvia, the Land Behind the Veil Fishing quest (short) chain from Atanis Pond starts with (see link for location of NPC): Oily Fish The quest requirements noted on the BDDatabase site are: Quest requirements:Finished quest: Encouraging Reinforcements Fishing: Skilled 1 Required to open quests Forest Angler There is another fishing quest (repeatable) linked to the requisite quest/s: [Repeat] Nutritious Meal for the Wounded Check quest requirements on the linked page for that one.
Glad it helps. Good luck with it. The Yellowfin Sculpin are the only white quality fish in the Atanis Pond area so should be quick to catch. The Bass may take a little longer for other quest as the Amur Minnow drops more but should drop OK. My pleasure. Hope it proves useful for you.
As noted: Relic chance similar to all other areas at around 3% drop rate. Relic drop rate really doesn't vary much in any location, over time. So decide on whether the better fish catch value is worth fishing in Kamasylvia. It is also a bit faster fishing than other freshwater fishing on other regions. The drop rate really wont vary wherever you fish in Kama (or elsewhere). The main consideration for relics is to ensure there is inventory space for the chance of the relic drop. No more slots left, no chance of relics. For players with small/ medium inventory space freshwater makes sense as it has more trash/ white fish % in the fish table which is discarded with Auto-trash option enabled. Heidel is really slow fishing especially as it always Exhausted, like over double the time cast > bite time over Kama. If you have inventory slots left after overnight session there then Kama would be a good choice based on silver income. For active fishing it is a lot better due to more silver from better quality fish and faster fishing. But sea fishing especially in Margoria waters will always be best due to even faster fishing and better quality % with large/max. inventory space Just reward for more hassle of sailing etc.
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you know where i can find gunnel? i tried below cron's castle bridge one whole night and araki island didnt found it jellyfish knowledge how can i obtain?
Gunnel is from around the Flounder fish marker in Velia bay. It is one of the Balenos Islands fish tables: Balenos Islands B. Location: Mid channel around the ‘Flounder’ marker in Velia bay, mid channel SW of NPC otter Erio and N out of Velia waters. Flounder Gunnel Sandeel Silver-Stripe Round Herring Starfish Tongue Sole Note: Green quality limit to fish table. High proportion of trash items. Link above to the BDO - Ocean Fish Species List which includes this (use browser search for fish name). For Jellyfish there is one who's knowledge is gained from using a musket/ hunting in Lake Kaia. The other is now possible to gain knowledge (was bugged) from catching Jellyfish in the sea. see the linked list to find where. Probably easiest close to the Gunnel, at the Amberjack fish marker close to Coastal Caves. Good luck.
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