Yes, regular Roe can be found by fishing in rivers and is used as bait to fish in foul waters. Perfect Roe is found by filleting white quality fish. Roe has nothing to do with perfect Roe, but the way it could affect this is that if you catch more Roe, you obviously catch less fish. Less white fish=less fish to fillet=less perfect Roe. But there is no spot that drops more bait than others. It's all just RNG. Also, there is no indication that using bait caught while fishing increases the chance of catching rare fish.Twiztidrose wrote: »So you get the regular Roe as a catch, and you get the Perfect Roe from filleting the fish?
If you find and area that you catch a lot of Roe could that affect the drop rate of the Perfect Roe?
DarthRupert wrote: »@Qbiken has got it pretty much right
The drop rate for perfect roe from my previous testing is 0.0085% which comes from an average of 1.7 roe per stack of 200 fish.
This came from myself and another person skinning our hoard of fish from before perfect roe was added to the game. Between 2 of us we had saved up well over 10,000 fish over multiple bank characters.
Your best chance for roe is literally to fish alone to reduce your catch rate for rare fish. Thus allowing you to stock pile your white fish quicker.
For me the drop rate was around ~1% regardless of fish species or zone.
Tarukmockto wrote: »Here's an interesting tidbit of data. I have ESO installed on two different computers. My gaming rig at home, and my mediocre computer at work. If I filet fish at work (1.47%), I get half again more perfect roe as I get at home (0.92%), all with the same character. Weird huh? Anybody got a theory on why?