Tackle: Difference between revisions

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Tackle is can be attached to fishing rods to make it easier to catch fish. Many lure recipes unlock as the player's fishing skill increases.

You must have an Iridium Rod to equip tackle. An Iridium Rod allows both tackle and bait to be used simultaneously.

Name	Description	Purchase	Crafting
Spinner	The shape makes it spin around in the water. Slightly increases the bite-rate when fishing.	500g	Iron Bar (2)
Dressed Spinner	The metal tab and colorful streamers create an enticing spectacle for fish. Increases the bite-rate when fishing.	1000g	Iron Bar (2) Cloth (1)
Magnet	Increases the chance of finding treasures when fishing. However, fish aren't crazy about the taste.	1000g	Iron Bar (1)
Trap Bobber	Causes fish to escape slower when you aren't reeling them in.	500g	Copper Bar (1) Sap (10)
Cork Bobber	Slightly increases the size of your "fishing bar".	750g	Wood (10) Hardwood (5) Slime (10)
Lead Bobber	Adds weight to your "fishing bar", preventing it from bouncing along the bottom.	200g
Treasure Hunter	Fish don't escape while collecting treasures. Also slightly increases the chance to find treasures.	750g	Gold Bar (2)
Barbed Hook	Makes your catch more secure, causing the "fishing bar" to cling to your catch. Works best on slow, weak fish.	1000g	Copper Bar (1) Iron Bar (1) Gold Bar (1)

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 Tackle is can be attached to [[fishing|fishing rods]] to make it easier to catch [[fish]].  Many lure recipes unlock as the player's [[fishing]] skill increases.
-You must have an Iridium Rod to equip tackle. An Iridium Rod allows both tackle and bait to be used simultaneously.
+You must have an [[Iridium Rod#Fishing Poles|Iridium Rod]] to equip tackle. An Iridium Rod allows both tackle and bait to be used simultaneously.
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