Not to be confused with Deep Sea Fishing hub

The Fishing Platform is located due east of Witchaven, in the ocean. To reach the Fishing Platform, start the Sea Slug Quest and talk to Holgart, who will row the player back and forth. After starting the Slug Menace quest, the NPC Jeb will provide that same service. Holgart resumes service after Salt in the Wound.

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History

The exact date the Fishing Platforms was constructed is unknown, but it is known that is has not been around for too long. Its close proximity to the fishing town of Witchaven meant that once the Fishing Platform was completed, the village's livelihood as a fishing village was annihilated. The bitterness created by the impoverishing of Witchaven is involved in the Slug Menace and Kennith's Concerns quests.

Points of interest

The fishing platform has four fishing spots on the east side of the ground floor. These fish can only be caught by bait fishing or net fishing. The nearest two banks are at Legends' Guild and East Ardougne. Raw fish may also be sold to Ezekial Lovecraft, and bait may be bought for the earned money. This allows players training Fishing to "camp", training non-stop.

On the second floor is a boy named Kennith, whom players must rescue during the Sea Slug Quest.

During the Slug Menace Quest, the fishing platform is invaded by possessed giant lobsters, but they disappear after Salt in the Wound.

Quests

Personalities

Bailey, the caretaker of the Fishing Platform who is not one of the possessed until a point in Salt in the Wound. He was freed after the quest.

Fishermen, who are possessed by Sea slugs. After Salt of the Wound, they become liberated.

Kennith, a small boy.

Holgart, who will row the player back to and from the platform before Slug Menace and after Salt in the Wound.

Jeb, a sea-slug possessed man who will row the player to and from the platform after starting Slug Menace until before Salt in the Wound.

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Trivia

The examine text on the ice cube by the ladder reads "Ice, ice, baby", a reference to Vanilla Ice's song of the same name.