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Kommentar von 758401

Wofür sind die denn gut, wenn man die nicht mal zum Kochen benutzen kann?

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Kommentar von Hordeicide

Currently seems to have no recipes that use it for alchemy or cooking. Will probably have a recipe added later in the expansion like black jelly.

Edit: now used in Scalding Murglesnout, a food with no buff.

Kommentar von 257263

90% drop-rate and unuseable, i dislike it so greatly.

Edit: Now with Rezept: Schmurgelnde Murgelschnauze it's slightly less than useless. Slightly.

Kommentar von anhsieh

After fishing in Damplight Chamber for a 105-fish sample size, got 89.5% Murglesnout and 10.5% Algaefin Rockfish.

Now let's make something of this.

Kommentar von lonedove

Even though it will not go in the hotbar, my hunter's pet turtle does eat them!

Kommentar von 214425

Across some characters I've gained the following data, all fished with max fishing level and Kalu'ak's fishing pole (+30 = 555 fishing skill) - It was all fished at Tranquil Wash in Vashj'ir (48,9 ; 57,2)

Totally it winded up to 758 fishes:

616 Murglesnout (81,2%)
85 Algaefin Rockfish (11,2%)
10 Deepsea Sagefish (1,3%)
13 Torn Sail
10 Withered Kelp
9 Tangled Fishing Line
8 Empty Clam
6 Driftwood
1 Tattered Cloth
(6% in total for the grey items - as the difference between them seem within the statistic significance )

Kommentar von pgh1980

Am I the only one that thinks the name of this fish sounds like a Dr. Seuss creation? (And likes it specifically for that reason)

Kommentar von Karazaskull

Magikarp...?

Kommentar von 695338

Skinned this off a Slitherfin Eel in Seafarer's Tomb in Vashj'ir. o_o

Kommentar von Superchief

Yep, just keep posting them for 1g a stack on the AH and I'll keep filling the empty space on all my banks. It's only a matter of time before Blizzard goes "whoops forgot to add the recipe for this one." Bam 60g a stack.

Kommentar von Maenerd

Murglesnout!

Hyuh! Good God, ya'll!

What is it good for, aaaaabsolutely nothin', say it again!

Kommentar von s3thus

I was fishing today to get my fishing 500 -> 525, and i spent a bit more time to fish @ Cape of Lost Hope, Tol Barad Penisula and here's what i catched:
Catches 701 100,00%

Name Amount % of total
Murglesnout 266 37,95%
Deepsea Sagefish 161 22,97%
Algaefin Rockfish 90 12,84%
Volatile Water 57 8,13%
Driftwood 32 4,56%
Torn Sail 25 3,57%
Withered Kelp 20 2,85%
Tangled Fishing Line 20 2,85%
Empty Rum Bottle 16 2,28%
Empty Clam 12 1,71%
Tattered Cloth 2 0,29%

Kommentar von Ruthenia

Here's how I deal with them...

/run for bag = 0,4 do for slot = 1,GetContainerNumSlots(bag) do local item = GetContainerItemLink(bag,slot) if item and item:find("Murglesnout") then PickupContainerItem(bag,slot) DeleteCursorItem() end end end

Kommentar von Tarvos

One of the (undocumented) Patch 4.0.6 PTR changes:

"> Cooking recipe for Scalding Murglesnout - a non-buff food, which is currently cooked from 3 Sharptooth. Recipe requires cooking skill 500, and is sold for 3 Chef's Awards."

Source: El's Extreme Anglin'

Yep, this recipe requires Sharptooth at the moment, but this is obviously bugged; assuming this will be fixed before hitting the live servers, you can now cook some useless non-buff food out of your useless Murglesnouts. Yay! ;)
At least, this provides an additional recipe for the Iron Chef achievement.

Kommentar von 87273

I've got like a thousand of these sitting in my bank. Just waiting for them to be useful...then let the cash roll in!

Kommentar von Karocus

Practice Catch-N-Release like I do. I take loot off auto when NOT fishing pools. If I catch a fish that I don't want I simply just cast again without accepting the loot.

Kommentar von Superchief

If you're a Murglesnout monger like me and been filling up all of your banks with this basically free fish from the auction house then you'll be happy to know there is finally a recipe on the PTR called "Scalding Murglesnout" which requires 3x Murglesnout. It's not currently on Wowhead yet, or I can't find it. My guess is it will be similar to the cooking level of Blackened Surprise cooked with Toughened Flesh, the fish-able version for that level of cooking instead of the land version so to speak.

Correction: Requires 500 cooking skill.

Kommentar von 781475

If you need sharptooth, lavaskin catfish, albino cave fish, or volatile water, and want to avoid the ridiculous amount of a useless fish you receive at other fishing spots, try needlerock chasm in Deepholm. As far as I know, you never receive a murglesnout there.

Also, if you are primary interested in lvling ur fishing, and want more useful fish, and an occasional volatile water, try needlerock chasm. You will be required to kill a fungal dude roughly every five minutes, but I think this is a great tradeoff to getting so many useless fish.

Kommentar von 429409

Well at least you can make Scalding Murglesnout recipe which is really good for lvling alts from 80-85 otherwise the recipe itself is useless and worthless. No profit from AH or by cook the food and selling.

a Stack of Murglesnout= 75 silver

a Stack of Scalding Murglesnout =87silver and 40 copper and u need 3 of the Murglesnout to make 1.

Kommentar von Scrapman

you are missing out on a lot of effortless income by not taking the junk items(including murglesnout)

Where I do agree with this statement, something about the below portion struck me as odd.

sometimes my murglesnout sales alone are over 10g when i am farming deepsea sagefish(we're talking 20 minutes of fishing). not to mention all of the greys, some of which sell for 5g or more,

10g in Murglesnout sales for 20mins of fish time? Math Time Folks!

Avg time for majority of fish casts: 10secs

6 casts per min x 20mins = 120 casts

120 casts x 67% drop rate (highest on here) = 80.4 Murglesnouts
~~(if you are fishing for highest drop rate for these pls enter your program files, find your wow folder and click Uninstall)~~

Stack vendor price 75s x 4 stacks = 3g

75s x 14 stacks = 10.5g

Netting 14 stacks would take 1 hour 10mins of fishing considering best drop rate x avg cast time.

Of course there is the possibility of selling them on on AH @ >3.25g/stack but this alone makes "effortless" void considering chances are they wont sell rapidly and will need to be reposted.

Kommentar von FuryWar

The Scalding Murglesnout recipe might be useless to a Warrior like myself, but, I bought it with chef awards anyhow, because I am a completionist and can happily say that yes, I now know every Cataclysm & Lich King recipe so that I can cook up some nice +Int or +SP foods for the lovely healers in my guild that keep me standing when I'm beating on the evils of Azeroth! :-) I don't play any healers, (Can't really because I have only one hand working at 100%) so I don't know, but it seems to me that being able to make a food that restores both health and Mana would help to keep casters from having to carry both food and water with them. Thereby allowing them a whole one more slot in their bags than otherwise. (I know it's just one more slot, but I have found myself in a dungeon or Raid with full bags wishing I had just one more slot to loot that nice drop from that last boss, in the past! ;-/) Just my "Two cents."

Kommentar von lisakaps

"Ichthyological Approach On A Useless Fish", by Dr. Rod Fishnoob

Facts:

Based on the Schmurgelnde Murgelschnauze icon, this red fish turns BLUE when cooked.

Theories:

Seems like this particular color change occurs under one of the following (cooking) circumstances:

When fish dies, it turns blue.
Chemical reaction: When fish is cooked together with other ingredient (besides water of course), it turns blue.
When fish is hot, it turns blue.

Conclusions:

Considering that the fish dies a while after we fish it, and that it's still red in our bag, the death theory is rejected.
Considering that the Schmurgelnde Murgelschnauze recipe doesn't mention other ingredients, the chemical reaction theory is rejected.
Considering that the fish remains red even in Uldum, and that the weather in Uldum is always hot, the fish may turn blue only above the boiling point of 100°C... (?)

Advice for consumers: Color change occurs only on fresh fish... If you cook it and it's still red, DO NOT - I repeat - DO NOT eat it.
(If you however decide to go for it because you ran out of other health/mana food, consider the toilet paper as your next best friend.)

Chapter IV, Paragraph 2

Kommentar von Yotingo

Useful for the guild cooking achievement, if nothing else.

Kommentar von Neneheria

I may get shot down for this question but should I be fishing for this in other fish schools (E.g the Deepsea Sagefish school) As I haven't found a school for this, and there's no clear way of knowing WHERE I can get this fish from.

Kommentar von IdonaeofKilrogg

Fished three in a row, open water casts, in Twilight Highlands. Coords 54.78, 89.94 - Southern most shoreline, under Obsidian Forest on the map. Hope this helps.

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