heres what I think I know. Small golems provide more exp so you get those if you want early level 2 for gank,wraiths give life steal buff,wolves give crit chance buff and blue and red do the obvious. Some junglers need blue buff first to complete their jungle like fiddlesticks and amumu and you can get red buff when you want to gank however jungling in an order of your choice is bad because its usually slower or more dangerous that the well known routes use for each jungler today also different junglers are selected for their merits like strong ganks or the fact that they don't need certain buff and can improve the ap/ad carries laning by giving it to them or even jungling speed.. Not sure if any of that is true I just heard it somewere so plz be nice iv never even attempted to think about jungling other than getting red/blue buff so any tips as to how I can start jungling I want to jungle fiddlesticks currently so that someone will us his ult right for once

Wraiths have life steal and wolves have a high crit rate, but they do not give you a buff if you kill them.

If you are under level 30 then jungling with fiddlesticks can be quite risky. You need armor (Or health, but armor is better) to start or you will die. You should get this armor through runes and masteries, not items (cloth armor is often used for many junglers as it will build into Madreds Razor, but it doesn't help much on fiddle). I generally start with an amplifying tome (which i turn into a lucky pick) and a health pot. I generally start on blue buff. Auto-attack once, start draining. When your drain is finished, hit that health pot, auto-attack until drain is ready and then drain. When that drain is finished hit smite. Once you have blue buff you can just spam drain non stop. Good luck.

First off - please jungle in AI so that you don't become too much of a burden on your team until you've gotten familiar with your routes.

I'm not a fan of Fid in any way, and while he's got great sustain, he tends to kill painfully slow in the jungle for my taste.

As blue is such a common starting position, you'll want at least one other route - experienced players will often attempt an ambush at blue.

Sooner or later, you'll also have to be weary of the counter-jungle.

Ultimately, just get comfortable with at least a primary and secondary route and the rest should fall into place.

basicallu if your learning then use some unfailable jungle champions (like warwick) which cant fail unless your ******ed. warwick can jungle without runes or masteries and nunu can jungle pretty good without runes or masteries. however getting a leash on all jungling champs is essential. (the exception being shaco maybe).

You also need to mentally prepare yourself for everything that goes wrong to be your fault.

You'll know what I mean after a few games.

http://www.solomid.net/guides.php?g=4307

Another great guide to read even though its directed at laners
http://www.solomid.net/guides.php?g=4959

I feel like laners need to read this guide even more. Its so often in PUG games you get the guy 1v2ing top who then starts crying for a gank because he thinks hes too good to hug turret. You have two choices:
Ignore him, or give in to his demands and attempt a gank when he let himself get to 33% hp.

The latter will lead to him QQing a lot as he dies.

Never gank a lane when the players have dangerously low hp or zero mp. Make sure they can contribute. Although scaring people away can be effective, but probably isnt worth it vs a 1v2 lane unless you are both prepared.

Another thing is to tell your teammates you cant gank if they autoattack minions and push the lane past the river (unless you're leesin with flash and the roundhouse ready, or really fed ofc.)