I'd recommend saying that in your guide then, which literally specifies Little Worm in the first line.

I actually quite the game for 3 weeks after using Little Worms in Selbina.... after reading your guide

if it's "straight cancer" (which I agree with) then it shouldn't form a part of your guide, which otherwise is most excellent.

You're right. Changed.

Some rigs get double catches. Any info on which ones these are?

I saw rogue rig mentioned but not where or what levels.

I don't have much info on Rouge or Sabiki other than the starting levels. They didn't work when I leveled fishing. Sorry

Rogue Rig and Robber Rig.

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All rigs can get double catches, including Sabiki.

Little worms in Selbina is only on the radar because Meeep has it listed as the cheapest route to skillups at the start. You can farm a clothespole and little worms are less than 5 gil/ea. As a fisher, experiment with different places and different setups. That's part of the fun. if you want to try something else, there are plenty of fish (omg i said that) that give skillups at 0. They may have higher equipment costs or the fish may yield less revenue. But if you have fun, who cares? Change it up.

With respect to sabiki rigs, I seem to remember them catching up to 3 in retail in this era. The ffxiclopedia wiki added this detail to its page for sabiki rig in 2008. I have never used the rigs here on nas. Do they only catch one or two fish at once?

Interesting Sabiki could catch 3 on retail. I can say with 100% certainty that a Sabiki in Port Windurst will only catch a maximum of 2 Bastore Sardines or 2 Quus on Nas. I’ve never tried a Sabiki elsewhere.

I like your sentiments about having fun experimenting with fishing though. The guide is a solid start, but I’ve found three zones that beat his proposed setup. Fishing adventures can be fun.

this isnt retail

Sabiki and Rogue Rigs catch up to 2 fish at a time. This also includes items.