Ferraz Fishing BOT WoW - For Free

[ferraz82]

Ferraz FW - WoW Auto-Fisher v2.1.0
The ultimate, intelligent, and autonomous fishing tool for World of Warcraft.

✨ Why Ferraz FW?

Ferraz FW was designed from the ground up to offer a completely autonomous, secure, and user-friendly fishing experience. Forget about staring at the screen for hours — let the bot do the hard work while you relax!

��️ Unmatched Security (FUD)

• Arduino Hardware Input: Take security to the maximum level! Connect an Arduino (Leonardo/Micro) to execute 100% physical, hardware-level keystrokes and mouse movements. Bypasses all software-based input behavioral checks.
• Human-like Actions: The bot performs randomized, non-linear mouse movements using Bézier curves and corrects acceleration pixel by pixel. It perfectly simulates how a real player moves their cursor.
• Dynamic Randomization: Micro-pauses between casts, random idle times, and varied reaction speeds prevent predictable, robotic patterns from being detected.
• Stealth Integration: The application runs disguised, blending seamlessly with other normal background processes on your PC.
• No Memory Reading: The bot does NOT inject into or read the game's memory. This is the #1 cause of bans — and we avoid it entirely.

�� Complete Automation & Failsafes

• Advanced Computer Vision: Uses OpenCV + MSS to passively "see" the screen. It visually identifies the bobber, tracks it on the water, and reacts instantly to the fish splash.
• Nuclear Failsafes: Need to bail out? The bot can automatically cast your Hearthstone, forcefully close the game, or even completely shut down your PC when the session timer ends.
• Auto-Bait System: Set an interval (e.g., every 10 minutes), and the bot will automatically apply fishing lures without interrupting the cycle.
• Session Timer: Set a running timer and the bot will safely stop itself when the time is up. No more suspicious 24-hour fishing sessions.
• Smart Pause Mode: Pause the bot via hotkey or remote command. Fishing stops, but anti-AFK jumping mechanics keep running so you never get logged out.
• Anti-AFK Mechanics: Random jumps, micro camera movements, and randomized pauses ("bathroom breaks") to stay undetected.

�� Remote Discord Control & Notifications

• Two-Way Discord Bot: Don't just receive updates — take full control! Host the integrated Discord Bot to send commands directly from your phone on the go.
• Remote Commands: Use chat commands like !start, !stop, !pause, and !resume to dictate the bot's flow. Check real-time progress with !status.
• Remote Panic Buttons: Use !closewow or !shutdownpc via Discord to immediately cast your Hearthstone and kill the game or turn off your computer if you suspect trouble.
• Rich Notifications: Sends automated Rich Embed messages to your Discord server via Webhook containing Casts, Fish Caught, Catch Rate (%), Uptime, and Crash Alerts.

�� Premium Dark Mode Interface

• Simple 2-Click Calibration: Draw a box over the water, click the bobber color. Done. The bot adapts whether it's day or night in the game, with adjustable Hue/Sat/Val tolerances.
• Modern Dashboard: Clean two-column layout with real-time stats, activity log, and detection sliders.
• Hassle-Free: No scripting or coding knowledge required. Enter your License Key, select Software or Arduino Input, and press START.

�� Quick Start Guide

1. Open Ferraz FW.exe. Enter your License Key if this is your first time.
2. Set your in-game fishing shortcut in Fishing Key (e.g., 1).
3. (Optional) Set your Bait Key and Hearthstone Key.
4. Select your Input Method (Software or Arduino COM Port).
5. Click Calibrate Fishing Zone:
   → Draw a box around the water area where your bobber lands.
   → Click on the red/colored part of the bobber.
6. Click the big green START button!
7. Tab back into WoW, take your hand off the mouse, and enjoy! ��

⚙️ Requirements

• OS: Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
• Game: WoW must be in Windowed or Windowed (Fullscreen) mode
• Hardware (Optional): Arduino Leonardo or Micro for hardware-level inputs
• Display: Avoid HDR and third-party screen filters for best color calibration accuracy

Download the files here:

Version: 2.1

License: FRZ-JLZW-QEHC-UWPT

Manual


Below is a link to the image of the fishing bot and the configuration via Arduino or software.
If you are interested in the script to insert into your Arduino (tested with Arduino Leonardo), contact me privately.

For support or questions, use forum.
© 2026 Ferraz FW — All rights reserved.

[xS1cked]

[604131924]

Cannot automatically retract the fishing rod.

[Kalippo]

How Safe is that

[tamedbeast]

Why even have a key if it's free?

[guuhzin]

[ferraz82]

Good afternoon, everyone.
I've been away from the forum and therefore haven't been able to respond to everyone.
The application is written in Python, and there's the possibility of using an Arduino so that WoW doesn't detect it as software performing the movements, but rather as a genuine mouse and keyboard.
If used for a short time, I consider it safe for up to 1 hour of continuous use;
I haven't had any problems with it.

I will update the link in the main post with the final version I use.

Originally Posted by tamedbeast

Why even have a key if it's free?

Because I created the bot to test some security features, and also the possibility of selling its use in the future.

Originally Posted by guuhzin

That's not true, there's nothing malicious enough to harm your machine. It uses resources that Windows might even interpret as malware, since it needs to move your mouse and press keys as if it were your keyboard.

Originally Posted by 604131924

Cannot automatically retract the fishing rod.

Try changing the setting of Vis. Sens: it may change according to the zoom you apply to the float, because the larger the float is on the screen, the greater the sensitivity needs to be.

You can test this by changing the zoom and observing the bar Activity , for it to pull the rod, it's at the moment the float moves and it reaches 100% Activity.

[ferraz82]

Originally Posted by guuhzin

### ��️ **Technical Note: Antivirus Alerts & Security**

When downloading or running our software, you may encounter warnings from your antivirus (such as Windows Defender or Chrome) flagging the executable as "suspicious," "unrecognized," or "malicious."

We want to clarify that these are **False Positives**, a common hurdle for independent automation tools developed in Python. Your security is our priority, and we want to explain why these alerts occur:

#### **Why is it being flagged?**
1. **Nuitka Compilation Engine:** We use the *Nuitka* compiler to transform our Python source code into a standalone high-performance application. This process bundles all necessary libraries and interpreters into a single file, which heuristic AI security engines often misinterpret as "suspicious" because they cannot see the internal code structure.
2. **Automation Features:** To function, the bot must monitor the game screen (visual detection) and send commands to your keyboard and mouse. While these are legitimate functions for an automation tool, they are the same permissions requested by malicious software, frequently triggering "Wacatac" or "General Malware" alerts.
3. **Lack of Independent Signing:** As a custom-built independent project, our software does not currently have a commercial digital signature (which costs thousands of dollars annually). This causes Windows SmartScreen to flag the file as "Unknown" by default.

#### **How to proceed safely:**
* **Add an Exception:** To use the software without interruption, please add the program folder to your antivirus **Exclusion List** (Windows Defender, Avast, McAfee, etc.).
* **Transparency & Privacy:** Our software only communicates with official servers (Discord Webhooks/Supabase Licensing). We **do not** collect, store, or exfiltrate any personal data or passwords.

[Ethward]

Hey mine isn't catching the fish once it moves. ive tried adjusting settings etc but it wont catch it it finds the bobber perfectly fine


Cheers.

[ferraz82]

Try changing the setting of Vis. Sens: it may change according to the zoom you apply to the float, because the larger the float is on the screen, the greater the sensitivity needs to be.

You can test this by changing the zoom and observing the bar Activity , for it to pull the rod, it's at the moment the float moves and it reaches 100% Activity.

Try using the Vis. Sens: between 7 and 12 so that it can recognize it.



Based on the image above, what I circled with the name "Activity" is the bar that moves. When you cast the float, it needs to move between 70% and 80%. When the fish bites the bait, it reaches 100% or more, and that's when he click to retrieve it.