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|[[File:Pufferfish.png|center]]
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|[[File:Bundle_Red.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Specialty Fish Bundle]]
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|[[File:Sardine.png|center]]
|[[File:Sardine.png|center]]
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|30
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|[[File:Bundle_Blue.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Ocean Fish Bundle]]
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|[[File:Bream.png|center]]
|[[File:Bream.png|center]]
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|35
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|[[File:Bundle_Purple.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Night Fishing Bundle]]
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|[[File:Largemouth Bass.png|center]]
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|[[File:Bundle_Green.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Lake Fish Bundle]]
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|[[File:Smallmouth Bass.png|center]]
|[[File:Smallmouth Bass.png|center]]
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|12-25 in.
|28
|28
|None
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|[[File:Rainbow Trout.png|center]]
|[[File:Rainbow Trout.png|center]]
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|10-26 in.
|45
|45
|None
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|[[File:Salmon.png|center]]
|[[File:Salmon.png|center]]
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|50
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|None
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|[[File:Walleye.png|center]]
|[[File:Walleye.png|center]]
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|10-41 in.
|45
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|[[File:Bundle_Purple.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Night Fishing Bundle]]
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|[[File:Perch.png|center]]
|[[File:Perch.png|center]]
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|10-25 in.
|10-25 in.
|35
|35
|None
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|[[File:Carp.png|center]]
|[[File:Carp.png|center]]
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|15-51 in.
|15-51 in.
|15
|15
|[[File:Bundle_Green.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Lake Fish Bundle]]
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|[[File:Catfish.png|center]]
|[[File:Catfish.png|center]]
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|12-73 in.
|75
|75
|[[File:Bundle_Teal.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|River Fish Bundle]]
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|[[File:Pike.png|center]]
|[[File:Pike.png|center]]
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|60
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|None
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|[[File:Sunfish.png|center]]
|[[File:Sunfish.png|center]]
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|5-16 in.
|5-16 in.
|30
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|[[File:Bundle_Teal.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|River Fish Bundle]]
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|[[File:Red Mullet.png|center]]
|[[File:Red Mullet.png|center]]
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|[[File:Eel.png|center]]
|[[File:Eel.png|center]]
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|[[File:Bundle_Purple.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Night Fishing Bundle]]
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|[[File:Octopus.png|center]]
|[[File:Octopus.png|center]]
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|12-48 in.
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|[[File:Red Snapper.png|center]]
|[[File:Red Snapper.png|center]]
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|8-26 in.
|8-26 in.
|40
|40
|[[File:Bundle_Blue.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Ocean Fish Bundle]]
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|[[File:Squid.png|center]]
|[[File:Squid.png|center]]
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|12-48 in.
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|[[File:Sea Cucumber.png|center]]
|[[File:Sea Cucumber.png|center]]
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|3-21 in.
|40
|40
|None
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|[[File:Super Cucumber.png|center]]
|[[File:Super Cucumber.png|center]]
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|12-37 in.
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|80
|None
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|[[File:Ghostfish.png|center]]
|[[File:Ghostfish.png|center]]
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|10-36 in.
|10-36 in.
|50
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|[[File:Bundle_Red.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Specialty Fish Bundle]]
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|[[File:Stonefish.png|center]]
|[[File:Stonefish.png|center]]
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|65
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|[[File:Ice Pip.png|center]]
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|90
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|[[File:Sandfish.png|center]]
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|8-24 in.
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|[[File:Scorpion Carp.png|center]]
|[[File:Scorpion Carp.png|center]]
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|[[File:Bundle_Green.png|32px]] [[Bundles#Fish_Tank|Lake Fish Bundle]]
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|[[File:Tiger Trout.png|center]]
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|[[File:Bullhead.png|center]]
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|[[File:Tilapia.png|center]]
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Revision as of 06:05, 13 March 2016

Fish are catchable when fishing using a fishing pole. They can be found in the ocean, lake or river, and some are unique to either day or night or only appear when it rains. Fish are used in cooking and the fishing community center bundles. The length of each fish type is recorded, and viewable on the collection screen.

Fishing can be done near any body of water, but some places have lower rates of fish. These areas have a higher chance to reel in junk, which can be sold for a small profit or saved and turned into useful items with the recycling machine (which unlocks with level 4 fishing.)

Fishing Mini Game

When a fish is hooked a window appears with a fishing mini-game. The player must move the highlighted area up or down to keep the fish inside it. While the fish overlaps it the catch meter will fill, while the fish is not inside the area it will decrease. If the catch meter fills completely the fish is caught, if it becomes completely empty the fish escapes. If the fish does not leave the meter boundary once, you will receive a "perfect" notification

When playing the fishing mini game with mouse and keyboard, when one presses the left mouse button down, the bar raises but lowers if the left mouse button is not pressed. This means that you want to use left mouse pulses to actually raise the bar, not merely clicking, as a moderately fast series of clicks will just hover the bar stationary.

See the fishing page for more details about equipment, mechanics and things unlocked as the fishing skill levels up.

Fish Types

Image Name Description Price Location Time Season Weather Size Difficulty Bundle
Pufferfish Inflates when threatened. data-sort-value="200"
 200g
250g
300g
400g
Ocean 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Summer Sunny 1-36 in. 80 Specialty Fish Bundle
Anchovy A small silver fish found in the ocean. data-sort-value="30"
 30g
37g
45g
60g
Ocean Anytime Spring/Fall Any 1-17 in. 30 None
Tuna A large fish that lives in the ocean. data-sort-value="100"
 100g
125g
150g
200g
Ocean 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Summer/Winter Any 23-61 in. 70 Ocean Fish Bundle
Sardine A common ocean fish. data-sort-value="40"
 40g
50g
60g
80g
Ocean 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spring/Fall/Winter Any 1-13 in. 30 Ocean Fish Bundle
Bream A fairly common river fish that becomes active at night. data-sort-value="45"
 45g
56g
67g
90g
River 6:00 PM - 2:00 AM All Seasons Any 12-31 in. 35 Night Fishing Bundle
Largemouth Bass A popular fish that lives in lakes. data-sort-value="100"
 100g
125g
150g
200g
Lake outside mines 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM All Seasons Any 11-31 in. 50 Lake Fish Bundle
Smallmouth Bass A freshwater fish that is very sensitive to pollution. data-sort-value="50"
 50g
62g
75g
100g
River/Lake/Forest Pond Anytime Spring/Fall Any 12-25 in. 28 None
Rainbow Trout A freshwater trout with colorful markings. data-sort-value="65"
 65g
81g
97g
130g
River/Mountain 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Summer Sunny 10-26 in. 45 None
Salmon Swims upstream to lay its eggs. data-sort-value="75"
 75g
93g
112g
150g
River 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Fall Any 24-66 in. 50 None
Walleye A freshwater fish caught at night. data-sort-value="105"
 105g
131g
157g
210g
River/Lake/Forest Pond 12:00 PM - 2:00 AM Fall Rain 10-41 in. 45 Night Fishing Bundle
Perch A freshwater fish of the winter. data-sort-value="55"
 55g
68g
82g
110g
Lake/River Anytime Winter Any 10-25 in. 35 None
Carp A common pond fish. data-sort-value="30"
 30g
37g
45g
60g
Lake/Forest Pond/Sewers/Secret Woods Pond Anytime All Seasons Any 15-51 in. 15 Lake Fish Bundle
Catfish An uncommon fish found in streams. data-sort-value="200"
 200g
250g
300g
400g
River, Forest Pond Anytime Spring/Fall (Summer in Forest Pond) Rain 12-73 in. 75 River Fish Bundle
Pike A freshwater fish that's difficult to catch. data-sort-value="100"
 100g
125g
150g
200g
Lake/River Anytime Summer/Winter Any 15-61 in. 60 None
Sunfish A common river fish. data-sort-value="30"
 30g
37g
45g
60g
River 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spring/Summer Sunny 5-16 in. 30 River Fish Bundle
Red Mullet Long ago these were kept as pets. data-sort-value="75"
 75g
93g
112g
150g
Ocean 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Summer/Winter Any 8-23 in. 55 None
Herring A common ocean fish. data-sort-value="30"
 30g
37g
45g
60g
Ocean Anytime Spring/Winter Any 8-21 in. 25 None
Eel A long, slippery little fish. data-sort-value="85"
 85g
106g
127g
170g
Ocean 4:00 PM - 2:00 AM Spring/Fall Rain 12-81 in. 70 Night Fishing Bundle
Octopus A mysterious and intelligent creature. data-sort-value="150"
 150g
187g
225g
300g
Ocean 6:00 AM - 1:00 PM Summer Any 12-48 in. 95 None
Red Snapper A popular fish with a nice red color. data-sort-value="50"
 50g
62g
75g
100g
Ocean 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Summer/Fall Rain 8-26 in. 40 Ocean Fish Bundle
Squid A deep sea creature that can grow to enormous size. data-sort-value="80"
 80g
100g
120g
160g
Ocean 6:00 PM - 2:00 AM Winter Any 12-48 in. 75 None
Sea Cucumber A slippery, slimy creature found on the ocean floor. data-sort-value="75"
 75g
93g
112g
150g
Ocean 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Fall/Winter Any 3-21 in. 40 None
Super Cucumber A rare, purple variety of sea cucumber. data-sort-value="250"
 250g
312g
375g
500g
Ocean 6:00 PM - 2:00AM Summer/Fall/Winter Any 12-37 in. 80 None
Ghostfish A pale, blind fish found in underground lakes. data-sort-value="45"
 45g
56g
67g
90g
The Mines (20, 60, 100) Anytime All Seasons Any 10-36 in. 50 Specialty Fish Bundle
Stonefish A bizarre fish that's shaped like a brick. data-sort-value="300"
 300g
375g
450g
600g
Mine 20F Anytime All Seasons Any 15 in. 65 None
Ice Pip A rare fish that thrives in extremely cold conditions. data-sort-value="500"
 500g
625g
750g
1,000g
Mine 60F Anytime All Seasons Any 8 in. 85 None
Lava Eel It can somehow survive in pools of red-hot lava. data-sort-value="700"
 700g
875g
1,050g
1,400g
Mine 100F Anytime All Seasons Any 32 in. 90 None
Sandfish It tries to hide using camouflage. data-sort-value="75"
 75g
93g
112g
150g
Desert 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM All Seasons Any 8-24 in. 65 Specialty Fish Bundle
Scorpion Carp It's like a regular carp but with a sharp stinger. data-sort-value="150"
 150g
187g
225g
300g
Desert 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM All Seasons Any 12-32 in. 90 None
Sturgeon An ancient bottom-feeder with a dwindling population. Females can live up to 150 years. data-sort-value="200"
 200g
250g
300g
400g
Lake outside mines 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Summer/Winter Any 12-60 in. 78 Lake Fish Bundle
Tiger Trout A rare hybrid trout that cannot bear offspring of its own. data-sort-value="150"
 150g
187g
225g
300g
River/Lake 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Fall/Winter Any 10-21 in. 60 River Fish Bundle
Bullhead A relative of the catfish that eats a variety of foods off the lake bottom. data-sort-value="75"
 75g
93g
112g
150g
Lake Anytime All Seasons Any 12-31 in. 46 Lake Fish Bundle
Tilapia A primarily vegetarian fish that prefers warm water. data-sort-value="75"
 75g
93g
112g
150g
Ocean 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM Summer/Fall Any 11-31 in. 50 Ocean Fish Bundle
Chub A common freshwater fish known for its voracious appetite. data-sort-value="50"
 50g
62g
75g
100g
Lake/River Anytime All Seasons Any 12-25 in. 35 Field Research Bundle
Dorado A fierce carnivore with brilliant orange scales. data-sort-value="100"
 100g
125g
150g
200g
River (Forest) 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Summer Any 24-32 in. 78 None
Albacore Prefers temperature "edges" where cool and warm water meet.. data-sort-value="75"
 75g
93g
112g
150g
Ocean 6:00 AM - 11:00 AM

6:00 PM - 2:00 AM

Fall/Winter Any 20-41 in. 60 None
Shad Lives in a school at sea, but returns to the rivers to spawn. data-sort-value="60"
 60g
75g
90g
120g
River 9:00 AM - 2:00 AM Spring/Summer/Fall Rain 20-49 in. 45 River Fish Bundle
Lingcod A fearsome predator that will eat almost anything it can cram into its mouth. data-sort-value="120"
 120g
150g
180g
240g
River/Lake Anytime Winter Any 30-50 in. 85 None
Halibut A flat fish that lives on the ocean floor. data-sort-value="80"
 80g
100g
120g
160g
Ocean 6:00 AM - 11:00 AM

7:00 PM - 2:00 AM

Spring/Summer/Winter Any 10-34 in. 50 None
Woodskip A very sensitive fish that can only live in pools deep in the forest. data-sort-value="75"
 75g
93g
112g
150g
Secret Woods Pond Anytime All Seasons Any 11-30 50 Specialty Fish Bundle

Legendary Fish

There are five fish in the game classified as 'legendary'. These fish are exceptionally rare, difficult to catch and can only be caught once. After catching a legendary fish it will not appear again.

An upgraded pole, bait and quality tackle will make catching these fish easier.

Image Name Description Price Location Time Season Weather Size Difficulty
Crimsonfish Lives deep in the ocean but likes to lay its eggs in the warm summer water. data-sort-value="2250"
 2,250g
2,812g
3,375g
4,500g
The Beach (East Pier) Anytime Summer Any 20-21 in. 95
Angler Uses a bioluminescent dangler to attract prey. data-sort-value="900"
 900g
1,125g
1,350g
1,800g
North of Joja Mart on the wooden plank bridge, stand in the center and cast north (up). Anytime Fall Any 17-18 in. 85
Legend The king of all fish! They said he'd never be caught. data-sort-value="11250"
 11,250g
14,062g
16,875g
22,500g
The Lake (Cast into log) 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM Spring Rain 49-50 in. 110
Glacierfish Builds a nest on the underside of glaciers. data-sort-value="1000"
 1,000g
1,250g
1,500g
2,000g
South end of Arrowhead Island in Cindersap Forest. Deep water. 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM Winter Sunny/Snow 27 in. 100
Mutant Carp The strange waters of the sewer turned this carp into a monstrosity. data-sort-value="1000"
 1,000g
1,250g
1,500g
2,000g
The Sewers Anytime All Seasons Any 35-36 in. 80

Crab Pot Fish

Some fish are only catchable using a baited crab pot. All of these creatures can be used as components in the Crab Pot Bundle. All can be used in Cooking except for the oyster and cockle.

Image Name Description Price Location Trap Chance
Lobster A large ocean-dwelling crustacean with a strong tail. data-sort-value="120"
 120g
150g
180g
240g
Ocean 5%
Clam Someone lived here once. data-sort-value="50"
 50g
62g
75g
100g
Ocean 15%
Crayfish A small freshwater relative of the lobster. data-sort-value="75"
 75g
93g
112g
150g
Freshwater 35%
Crab A marine crustacean with two powerful pincers. data-sort-value="100"
 100g
125g
150g
200g
Ocean 10%
Cockle A common saltwater clam. data-sort-value="50"
 50g
62g
75g
100g
Ocean 30%
Mussel A common bivalve that often lives in clusters. data-sort-value="30"
 30g
37g
45g
60g
Ocean 35%
Shrimp A scavenger that feeds off the ocean floor. Widely prized for its meat. data-sort-value="60"
 60g
75g
90g
120g
Ocean 20%
Snail A wide-ranging mollusc that lives in a spiral shell. data-sort-value="65"
 65g
81g
97g
130g
Freshwater 25%
Periwinkle A tiny freshwater snail that lives in a blue shell. data-sort-value="20"
 20g
25g
30g
40g
Freshwater 55%
Oyster Constantly filters water to find food. In the process, it removes dangerous toxins from the environment. data-sort-value="40"
 40g
50g
60g
80g
Ocean 15%

Other Catchables

There are some consumable non-junk catches players can reel in while fishing. They do not trigger the fishing mini-game, but are instead immediately picked up. All 3 can be used in cooking, most notably Seaweed in the Maki Roll recipe for the Chef's bundle.

Image Name Description Price Location
centerg Seaweed It can be used in cooking. data-sort-value="20"
 20g
25g
30g
40g
Ocean
Green Algae It's really slimy. data-sort-value="15"
 15g
18g
22g
30g
Mines/River
White Algae It's super slimy. data-sort-value="25"
 25g
31g
37g
50g
Mines/Sewers

Unknown Sea Entities

Image Name Description Price Location
Sea Monster A yet unknown entity that appears sometimes in the sea. N/A Ocean

Prime Locations

The quality of fish rises the farther the line is cast from any walk-able area.

Therefore it is possible to always catch golden fish if fishing from the right spot and using near max cast range. Some examples of this are:

  • The southern tip of the island near the hat shop in the forest, and from the northern shore, just at the top of the angle on the right of the bridge to the right.

File:Optimal Fishing Location - Forest River.PNG File:Optimal Fishing Location - Forest River map.PNG File:Optimal Fishing Location - Forest River 2.jpg


  • The southern tip of the second island in the mountain lake, also accessible from just below the big broken bridge on the right.

File:Optimal Fishing Location - Mountain Lake.jpg


  • The eastern pier in the ocean. (past the bridge that you repair), casting both down and left from the left of the end section.

File:Optimal Fishing Location - Beach East Pier 1.jpg File:Optimal Fishing Location - Beach East Pier 2.jpg


  • In the middle of the river mouth triangle, in the darkest blue. Cast at an angle from either side.

File:Optimal Fishing Location - Beach River Mouth.jpg


  • From the westernmost pier, casting into or just below the rock.

File:Optimal Fishing Location - Beach West Pier.jpg


  • Below and six tiles to the left of Leah's door.

File:Optimal Fishing Location - Leah's House.PNG File:Optimal Fishing Location - Leah's House map.PNG


  • At the south-western edge of the fence past Robin's house.
  • Directly below the path on the right of Jodi's house.

File:Optimal Fishing Location - Jodi's House 1.PNG File:Optimal Fishing Location - Jodi's House map.PNG File:Optimal Fishing Location - Jodi's House 2.jpg

Some of these locations are also the exact locations for the legendary fish.

Time and Locations

  • According to the game file, fishing spot is not divided by ocean, lake and river, but by the maps. So the river south of leah's house is not the same as the river in town, though so close and connected they seem to be.
  • The tables are made according to Locations.yaml, so you cannot find special fishes:

5 legendary fishes:

Legend of spring

Crimsonfish of summer

Angler of fall

Glacierfish of winter

Mutant Carp in sewer

4 mine fishes:

Stonefish in 20F

Ice Pip in 60F

Lava Eel in 100F

Ghostfish

  • Pelican Town

File:TownFish.PNG

Yellow means sunny day only.

Blue means rainy day only.


  • The Beach

File:BeachFish.PNG

Yellow means sunny day only.

Blue means rainy day only.


  • Cindersap Forest

There are two fishing spot in the forest. The lake in the middle and the river in the south.

File:ForestFish.PNG

Yellow means sunny day only.

Blue means rainy day only.


  • The Mountain

Also known as the lake outside the mine.

Be ware of Legend. Though a special fish, it can be see in the file, so you can get more than one of the fish. Maybe a bug?

File:MountainFish.PNG

Yellow means sunny day only.

Blue means rainy day only.


  • UndergroundMine

The mine 20F,60F,100F.

Green Algae, White Algae, ghostfish and 3 special fishes, all ignore weather and time.


  • Desert

Green Algae,Sandfish and Scorpion Carp.

The 2 fishes Sandfish and Scorpion Carp appear till 8 p.m.


  • Woods

Northwest of Cindersap Forest.

3 fishes: Carp, Catfish,and Woodskip.

Carp and Woodskip all weather and time.

Catfish rainy day till 12 at night.

Even in summer you can get catfish here as long as it is raining.

Fishing Seasons

Summer

Winter

Collection

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