Curious on Fishing stuff

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  1. Samuel Colt

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    Sorry, I have been away from the UO world for a LONG time now. When I quit before, on SP rare and small fish sold on vendors pretty well because they would stack on top of bless spells. Do they sell here is should I just dump them?
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    I've been here a year and I've never seen anyone sell them. Not sure if they stack on top of bless, though.
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    I would determine if they stack on top of Bless. Do they just impact INT, or do they help DEX and STR too?

    I know nothing about fishing, and I collect random combat stuff like this all the time, so it sounds like this is something I'd be interested in :)
  4. Samuel Colt

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    Uhg! Well just tested and they don't stack. They just add a flat +5 to the stat, the stat being relevant to the fish. Maybe I'll still try and see once I have a vendor up. Always worth a shot.
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    Ah, well maybe not so much of a market then. Unless they have a long duration or something.

    Not to make you smoke too much of your stock or anything, but if you eat two of them can you get up to +10 in the stat?
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  6. Samuel Colt

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    Test results. They do not stack on each other, unfortunately. The duration of the buff is 5 minutes.

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