So Myrlas, sporting my first Hobbit outfit, decided that nothing could be better than a trip to Bywater and to go fishing. As always in LOTRO, don’t just focus on quest, gearing and levelling.
Take time to Stop and Stare – oh and catch fish.
After all, fishing is one of the only ways a Hobbit can spend an afternoon snoozing in the sun and still get dinner!
Fishing Outfit Screenshots
This Hobbit outfit is one of my plainer ones, but I think it suits the ‘dressed-down’ feeling.
Fishing in LOTRO is a good way to relax, unwind and forget about the troubles of life for a bit. That applies as much to out-of-game as in it!
Putting this Hobbit Outfit Together
For this cosmetic outfit, I am not using any gloves. In fact Myrlas rarely wears gloves, except maybe in colder weather! And naturally, there’s no need to wear shoes in the Shire either.
Every item here is undyed, except for the Trousers, which are dyed black.
- Head: Farmer’s Fancy Wide-brimmed Hat (Farmers Faire reward)
- Shoulders: Padded Mantle of the Dunland Soothsayer
(Dunland quest reward). See the Wiki link for other items that share the same appearance. - Back: Fishing Creel (Scavenger Hunt reward)
- Chest: Dwarf-Padded Jacket of Determination. There are a good number of copies of this from other quests too.
- Hands: Nothing.
- Legs: Sightseers Trousers (Spring Festival reward) – Dyed Black
- Feet: Nothing
- Implement: Lebethron Fishing Rod
Have Fun Fishing!
Enjoy your time in Middle-Earth and, if fishing is one way you do that, then enjoy it!
About the Author
I have been playing MMOs for about ten years and began writing guides to The Lord of the Rings Online in 2017. I've only been creating content about Final Fantasy XIV since 2022, but I am glad for the mix. My current games include LOTRO, FFXIV and the occasional Palia session too.
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