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Where Can I Catch Raw Shark Osrs For Efficient Fishing?

2026-01-31 13:30:01

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On days when I want a chill, somewhat AFK grind I pick Karamja or Catherby depending on mood. Karamja’s spots are more remote but sometimes quieter, so I get long, uninterrupted fishing sessions without anyone stealing spots. I’ll start with a quick teleport to the nearest hub, run to the dock, and then just let the harpoon do its thing. I always bring a few stamina potions if I plan to run a lot, and I keep an eye on my inventory so I can decide whether to bank or keep fishing — it’s surprisingly cathartic to watch the stack climb.

When I want maximum speed and don’t mind a tiny amount of extra effort, I set up at Catherby and use short bank runs. That rhythm—fish, run, deposit, repeat—lets me squeeze the most catches per hour without getting burned out. I also sometimes join a friend’s world where they’re doing the same; sharing tips, swapping worlds, and joking about RNG makes the grind way more enjoyable.

2026-02-02 17:27:06

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If I’m optimizing purely for catch rate I look for dense harpoon spots with minimal downtime and a close bank — typically that means the Fishing Guild or Catherby. I prioritize: 1) meet the level requirement (76 Fishing) and equip a harpoon, 2) pick a spot with many harpoon nodes so respawn downtime is minimal, and 3) minimize travel by banking close or using a deposit box if available. I’ll also use temporary boosts like a fishing potion to stay at or above the level threshold and wear any experience-boosting clothing I have.

I usually choose either a constant close-bank loop (Catherby) for low-effort maximum output, or a high-density Guild spot if I want steadier spawns and a slightly higher per-hour yield. World-hopping for empty spots helps if you see competition. Overall, it’s a balance between how active I want to be (banking often) and how AFK I want the session to feel — both approaches get me lots of raw sharks, and I enjoy switching depending on my mood.

2026-02-06 13:45:11

Thomas

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If you want sheer convenience and steady catches, I usually head to the Catherby beach first. You can catch sharks there with a harpoon once you hit level 76 Fishing, and the neat thing about Catherby is the bank is literally a short run away, which makes banking or noting your haul painless. I tend to set up a looping routine: bank everything, run back to the spot, fish until my inventory's full, then deposit. It’s not glamorous, but it’s efficient — fewer lost minutes running around means more raw sharks per hour.

For slightly higher density and PvP-free vibes I prefer the Fishing Guild if I meet its entry conditions. The spots inside are clustered and other players often sit in that area for long sessions, so you can get pretty constant catches. If I’m feeling lazy I wear whatever boosts I’ve got (angler’s outfit for XP, a fishing potion if I’m just below the level) and open a couple of worlds to hop if a spot lags. Bottom line: Catherby for easy banking and the Guild for concentrated spots — both let me stay focused on fishing rather than wasting time travelling, which is the biggest win for efficiency in my book.

2026-02-06 19:09:05

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