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Commentaire de 907041

the profession quests that grant skill points ARE repeatable, but would only grant skill points like once a week or so...

yep "5 skill points per faire week" according to the section titled "so you want to be in show-business" section on this Blizz site:

http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/3390849

edit:grammar/clarity

Commentaire de 639420

Requires 75 fishing to obtain as of this posting, tested with my alt.

Commentaire de WoWTheoryCraft

One of the new patch 4.3 Darkmoon Faire profession quests, you must have at least 75 skill in Fishing to see this quest.

Simply fish off the coast of Darkmoon Island and you'll catch Hareng de la Grande mer in addition to regular fish.

Although it only takes 5 casts to complete the quest, you may choose to continue fishing for a chance at a Jeune hippocampe which can also be fished up from the water around Darkmoon Island.

The profession quests can only be completed once during each Darkmoon Faire and will grant 5 skill points.

Quick summary of item requirements for Darkmoon Faire profession quests

Additional items required:

Alchemy ( 5 Jus de baie lunaire )
Inscription ( 5 Parchemin léger )
Leatherworking ( 10 Verroterie rutilante, 5 Bobine de fil grossier, 5 Teinture bleue )
Tailoring ( 1 Bobine de fil grossier, 1 Teinture rouge, 1 Teinture bleue )
Archaeology ( 15 Fossil Archaeology Fragments )
Cooking ( 5 Farine simple )

No item requirements:

Blacksmithing
Enchanting
Engineering
Herbalism
Jewelcrafting
Mining
Skinning
First Aid
Fishing

The nearest vendors to the Darkmoon Faire portals are Kuruk (H), Aubergiste Farley (A) for the Jus de baie lunaire and Shadi Cours-la-Brume (H), Tharynn Bouden (A) for all the other trade goods. You'll have to collect the fossil fragments yourself. If you forgot to bring your fishing rod with you, Tatia Brine on Darkmoon Island sells fishing supplies.

Commentaire de pellmell

Make sure you are not in a raid group when trying to complete this quest. Though you can cast a line and catch fish while in a raid, you will not catch any Hareng de la Grande mer.

Commentaire de PallyRogue

Seems bugged after patch 5.x. Fishing not at max and came down to get the yummy 5 fishing skill points, and I can't pick up quest up.

Commentaire de meerling

If you forgot your fishing rod, that's no longer a problem. A recent patch removes the need for the fishing rod when fishing. (The 'default' rod it uses if you don't have yours equipped looks decidedly homemade as well.)

Please note, if you need or want the bonus your chosen rod gives, you will obviously have to use that. Also, any fishing buff that needs to target a fishing rod won't work on the 'default' rod, so again, you need your preferred fishing rod for that.

Commentaire de rb4havoc

With 5.2 they changed the type of fish caught on Darkmoon Island to be relative to your skill level, so if you have issues fishing in areas relative to your level (i.e., ganking), then you can safely fish here and level to your heart's content.

Commentaire de WoWGnGP

I made i playthrough of this quest if anyone wish to see how to do it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83mcWW5Jeuc

Commentaire de Wyr3d

Anyone know if you can turn these in during the next faire if you missed out? I have a completed quest on on char, but I d/c during play and didn't get back in til after the event.

Commentaire de xEvilsteinx

As of Legion pre-patch this quest is a whole lot more tedious.
In the past, every cast was rewarded with a Greater Sea Herring, now this is no longer the case.

It might be skill-based since I did this on a character with only 270 Fishing.

Commentaire de Korwynd

What happened with this quest, my fishing is level 158 and I'm getting grays and no fish.

Commentaire de margeurite

The herring drop rate is now fishing skill level dependent as of Legion pre-patch.

My shaman with 700 fishing skill got five herring in five casts.

My hunter with 240 fishing skill got mostly grey vendor trash and the occasional herring with many, many casts. Eventually got it, but it was tedious.

Commentaire de 1170496

Best way to do this after legion pre-patch, if your fishing ain't high; fish in the darkmoon junk pools. Beats fishing 50 times for one lousy fish.

Weird and rather unnecessary nerf.

Commentaire de GravenTerenas

This quest is available at 75 fishing skill, but unless your skill is at least 500 unbuffed I wouldn't bother because you'll just catch bagfuls of worthless grey junk. This used to be a good way to gradually increase alts' fishing skill a few points per month, but it's a waste of time now.

Commentaire de Lilyoptra

Every profession quest at Darkmoon Faire requires skill level of 75 to obtain. Every profession quest is easily completable at that same 75 skill level EXCEPT fishing which now requires at least 300-ish (basically max level in vanilla WOW) to be able to complete in an acceptable amount of time. Only reason I bother at all is its an easy place to grind fishing on my alts with some bonus xp once the quest is finally complete.

Commentaire de Ohrnn

Not sure since when this change was implemented, but if you are doing this quest, just go around the isle and look for Shipwreck Debris (go a full round, there are some at the back side of the Isle as well).
Each pool has (so far at least when I did it today) a garanteed quest fish as well. Each pool has 1 or 2 "charge" too. So it can be done rather fast!
Good hunting!

NOTE: you dont need high fishing skill either, my warlock was lvl 32 and had only lvl 130 fishing!

Commentaire de micheey

Just do not do this quest if you are below fishing skill 225. You will stand there for a looong time.

Commentaire de emmaworld

FIXED
THANK YOU BLIZZARD

Professions

Fishing
Darkmoon Faire Island now requires Fishing rank 150 to avoid catching junk (was 600).

Blue Tracker

Wait for hotfix.

Darkmoon Faire map is Legion fishing area, so skill points are 100. But this quest needs 225+ fishing skill.

Commentaire de Noobheart

Takes many more casts than it used to. With maxed fishing, it would only take me 5 casts to catch the fish. It took me 24 casts this time, even with the fishing artifact.

Commentaire de Ninelya

as of 8.0 quest fishing area is no longer relevant. You get almost 0 chance to catch quest fish in open water (even in quest area i didn't catch any) and 100% in any pole around the Isle. I got 2-3 from every pole.

Commentaire de thulsadoom

Update: With patch 8.1 you will be awarded +5 skill for the latest profession obtained. You still need the required classic skill to get the quest. If you have Legion maxed out and do not have skill level 1 in BFA, you will not get the skill levels.

The profession quests only reward skill level if your "classic" skill level is under 300. I tested this with a toon with 280/300 cooking and was rewarded the +5 cooking skill points from the DMF quest. I am unsure if this change was intentional or not. I reported this as a bug.

This affects all quests that reward skill levels that changed in the BFA pre-patch including dailies such as Thunder Falls and Feeling Crabby?.

A toon starting at 268/300 fishing took 23 casts to complete the quest and was at 274/300 before turning in the quest, and was at 279/300 after turning in the quest.

I have confirmed that Archaeology DMF quest still rewards your skill points if you are under 800 skill level. This was the only profession that was not changed in the latest patch.

On a side note: At 300/300 classic fishing in DMF turns up a lot of Torn Sail, Tattered Cloth, and Empty Rum bottles. Definitely an oversight!

Additionally, I verified the following quests will reward bonus skill levels if your "classic" skill level is under 300.

Cooking - Putting the crunch in the Frog
Engineering- Talkin' Tonks
Inscription - Writing your future

Commentaire de wgrinolds

As of right now, patch 8.1, January 2019, this quest now increases skill in Zandalari Fishing. This is a change from 8.0 where it only increased skill in "classic" Fishing.

Commentaire de RenataKane

If your Darkmoon Faire profession quest is not showing as available, check your profession level for your Original (Vanilla 1-300) tier. If it is not at least 75 points, your profession quest will not show up, no matter how many points you have in other expansion pack tiers of your profession.

Commentaire de Koukura

My vanilla fishing was somehow reset to 1 since the previous DMF, yet I was able to pick this quest up. I was getting mostly vendor trash with the occasional Daggermaw and accompanying herring until I'd gotten my 5. My vanilla fishing is now at 56 after doing the quest just now. Another player with vanilla fishing below 75 was unable to acquire the quest until leveling it up enough, so it seems to still be working normally for everyone else.

Before you say anything about it- yes, I'm about to submit a ticket and a bug report.

Commentaire de Gargler

If you're trying this in Battle for Azeroth and curious about what skills can do it, I tried it from Classic skill level 1 and didn't get any until 33 skill, and was done by 57, fishing at the end of the wooden pier that runs down into the water.

Commentaire de Nadiv

Updated/fixed macros that shows if character completed profession quests (macro prints all professions names. Red color means that quest is completed):

Primary professions:
/run a=29506 c="\124cff" d={a,'Alch',a+2,'BS',a+4,'Ench',a+5,'Eng',a+8,'Herb',a+9,'Insc',a+10,'JC',a+12,'Min',a+11,'LW',a+13,'Skin',a+14,'Tailo'} for i=1,22,2 do print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(d) and c.."ff0000" or c.."00ff00", d) end

Secondary professions:
/run local d={29507,'Archaeology',29509,'Cooking',29513,'Fishing'} for i=1,6,2 do print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(d) and "\124cffff0000" or "\124cff00ff00", d) end

Quick macro - shows if ANY profession quest (primary of secondary) was completed (can be used to see if your current toon visited DMF island this event). Result is "Completed" or "Not Compelted":
/run a=29506;d={a,a+2,a+4,a+5,a+8,a+9,a+10,a+12,a+11,a+13,a+14,a+1,a+3,a+7};r=nil for i=1,14,1 do r = r or C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(d) end print(r and "\124cffff0000 " or "\124cff00ff00Not ", "Completed")

Commentaire de cobbsalad

I have BFA (Kul Tiran) fishing and Old World fishing (Vanilla). Since my Old World fishing skill is lower than 75, all my fishing skill levels should go to Old World fishing skill up.

I followed my casts to see how many it took to attain skill level 75 at DMF docks to get Friands de friands
I had Kul Tiran fishing skill at 18, my Old World fishing was at 1.
I used Spéculoos de Sombrelune rassis x 4 and it took me 47 minutes and 107 casts from level 1 to level 75 (Old World skill).

Here is what has me scratching my head. I contend that skill ups at DMF should go to the highest patch version for fishing and work backwards to Old World. But, unless I'm not considering something, all my fishing at DMF the skill up goes to Old World fishing.

At level 75 the next successful cast for level went to Old World fishing skill also (level 76).
I logged out and when I logged back in to cast the next skill level, that skill level went to Old World fishing as well.
I then zoned out and came back to DMF and found that my next skill level cast went to Old World fishing again.
I picked up Friands de friands and it took me 12 casts to get the 5 Hareng de la Grande mer. Skill ups went to Old World fishing.
The quest turn-in gave me 5 skill levels in Kul Tiran fishing.
I checked and found once more that the fishing skill on the next cast went to Old World fishing.
I zoned out and went to Boralus and fished a successful Kul Turan fishing skill level.
I then went back to DMF and still my skill levels at DMF is going towards Old World fishing.

Commentaire de Riddy

Have a look for pools called 'Shipwreck Debris' up and down the island shore. They just look like items floating in the sea. Each one of these I got a Great Sea Herring - perfect if you have low fishing skill!

Commentaire de Xymarra

There is apparently no longer any skill requirement to get this quest. I just picked it up on a character with 1 Fishing skill. I'm up to 20 skill and haven't gotten a Great Sea Herring yet.

Commentaire de aequitas28

Starting this quest at Fishing Skill 1.
Was Fishing Skill 67, by the time I fished up my 5th Hareng de la Grande mer .
Only fished by the dock, no boosts and no fishing pools.

Commentaire de RLDragon

This quest is terrible if you don't have prior fishing skill. You catch junk for the most part and gain old world fishing skill which is of no use in Shadowlands. Just one more Blizzard failure.

Commentaire de Cebul

I've done this at 1 classic, cata, and shadowlands skills, and took me 5 tries to finish.

Commentaire de brionl

They've changed the quest now, it seems to be based on Shadowlands fishing skill level.
I tried it on a character with SL fishing skill 1, and it took 5 casts to catch the 5 fish, and raised SL fishing to 6 from casting (+5 from the quest).
I tried it on a character with Legion as the highest tier fishing skill. Didn't gain any skill points while fishing, but did get +5 legion skill from turning it in. Still only took 5 casts.

Commentaire de rizz768

With Dragon Isles Fishing learned, this quest now has a small chance to reward Recette draconique en bouteille upon turning in the quest. I did this quest on 13 characters today and only received it on one, so the chance is small. The character which received it was level 67, so being level 70 is not required.

This quest may also be affected by fishing perception similar to the Tuskarr tackleboxes, so it would be wise to equip yourself with a Canne à pêche en draconium and enchant it with Enchantement d’outil – perception draconique.

Commentaire de Pookins

My level 70 Priest - 100 tailor/100 alchemist/< 100 fishing, gets a Recette draconique en bouteille every month.

As a test, my level 61 Mage - 1 tailor/1 alchemist/6 fishing, didn't get one today.

I really don't know what the rhyme or reason is, but my tailor/alch seriously gets one every month, while most my other toons never get one.

Commentaire de WokkaD

If you have maxed out (say) Classic fishing and have accepted this quest, go to your Fishing Trainer and train for another area.
You will see that the quest handin has changed skills to the highest level zone without having to abandon and re-acquire the quest.

I did this on a toon who had maxed out Classic Fishing. I then trained on all zones and the quest changed to Shadowlands fishing.

Liens

Friands de friands

Attrapez 5 Harengs de la Grande mer dans l’océan autour de l’Île de Sombrelune.

	Hareng de la Grande mer (5)

Description

Nous venons tout juste de lancer une nouvelle spécialité, le friand de la mer. Il est si populaire que nous arrivons à peine à répondre à la demande !

Vous m’avez tout l’air <d’un pêcheur/d’une pêcheuse> habile et <plein/pleine> d’entrain, <race> ! M’aideriez-vous à refaire mes réserves de poisson ?

Ce serait vraiment dommage de faire des déçus parmi les visiteurs de la foire avides de goûter à un nouveau plat, n’est-ce pas ?

Progrès

Achèvement

Récompenses

Vous recevrez :

	Jeton de Sombrelune		Bon(s) pour un prix de Sombrelune

Gains

Lors de l'achèvement de cette quête vous gagnerez :

250 points de réputation avec Foire de Sombrelune
3 points de compétence dans Pêche

Vérifiez si vous l'avez déjà terminé en tapant :

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(29513))

Guides

Darkmoon Faire Made Easy Darkmoon Island, Let the Adventure Begin!!! Guide to Professions at the Darkmoon Faire Wowhead's Darkmoon Faire Guide