Fishing is probably the most valuable of secondary professions. You'll need to learn from an NPC (non-playing character) trainer, much like other professions. It's also like other professions in that it involves gathering, similar to mining, herbalism and skinning. Fishing is a very extensive skill which is almost like a game inside the main WoW game. It's fun and exciting but can also add to a player's wealth.
After finding a fishing trainer, usually by any lake or river, you'll need to buy a pole from a trade merchant or auction house. After acquiring your pole return to your trainer who will then instill you with Journeyman, Expert, and Artisan fishing skills. If you want to become a fishing master, you'll have to journey to the farther reaches on your map. But let's start off slow.
To gain your first skill point as a fisherman you'll have to have successfully caught more than one catch. Note that better fishing poles equal better and more valuable catches. Once you've raised your fishing skill to 20, you'll be able to buy and use the Big Iron fishing pole. You can earn superior poles through quests, but be aware that some quests are exclusive depending on which faction your character belongs to.
Where to fish? We all know that rivers and lakes make great sources, but not every location yields results to every player. Some fishing spots are only suitable for certain levels of players. If you notice that you've been catching junk for the past hour, maybe that spot is only open to high level players. Increase your skill level and return later to newer and better rewards.
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