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Animal Crossing: Wild World Fish Guide |
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The first step to catching a fish is to purchase a fishing rod from Tom Nook. It costs 500 bells, and you'll need to make sure you have an empty space in your pocket before purchasing it. He will not always have one in stock, so it may be a few days before you are able to obtain a fishing rod. He changes his item stock every day.
Tom Nook will explain how to use your fishing rod when you purchase it, but here is how you use it. To use your fishing rod, just grab hold of it on your item screen by using your controller to scroll around until you get to the rod, and pressing the A button to select it. Then scroll once more until you get to the little picture of you, and press A to put it in your hands. When you walk outside, you should be holding it. Then, walk up to a pond, river, or the ocean to catch a fish. Never run when trying to catch a fish. This will always scare any fish away, and you will not be able to catch them! To catch a fish, you simply press the A Button to cast into the water, making sure you aim carefully. If you are not facing the water, the game will not let you cast. Also, do not cast in random places. You will see a shadow of a fish in the water, depending on its size the shadow may be bigger or smaller. You will only catch a fish if you cast near these shadows!
If you are casting in a pond, you just want to get in the general area of the fish, and it should see it and nibble. Make sure that when you cast, the bobber is not too far away, or the fish might not find the bait.
If you are casting in the ocean, you should cast in the direction of the fish, but the bobber should go a little beyond it. This is because the current will carry it towards shore, and if you cast to the left, right, or in front of the fish, the bobber may be carried away before the fish has time to catch the bait. If you cannot get the bobber out far enough, you can try casting from land instead of the shore if there is land nearby.
If you are casting in the river, you will want to cast far upstream (north) because there is a very swift current that will carry your bobber quickly downstream. If you cast it next to our downstream from the fish, there is a very small chance that the fish will see the bait and bite at it.
You will know when the fish is nibbling because your bobber will get tugged at and there will be a few small splashes. Do not hit the A Button yet! The fish is only nibbling, and if you hit the A Button the fish will be scared away and you will not have caught it. You do hit the A Button when your bobber goes up and down and little white drops of water are splashed around on the screen. If you hit it fast enough, you will have caughten your first fish! If you do not hit it fast enough, don't worry, there will always be another fish, just keep walking around and you should see another shadow in no time. :)
| Fish's Name |
Price |
Location |
Time |
Month(s) |
| Angelfish |
3000 Bells |
River |
4pm-9am |
May - Oct |
| Arapaima |
10,000 bells |
River |
4pm-9am |
July - Sept |
| Arowana |
10,000 bells |
River |
4pm-9am |
Jun - first half Sept |
| Barbel Steed |
200 bells |
River |
All day |
All year |
| Barred Knifejaw |
5,000 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Mar - Nov |
| Bitterling |
900 bells |
River |
All day |
Nov - Feb |
| Black Bass |
300 bells |
River |
All day |
All year |
| Blue Marlin |
10,000 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Jul - Sep |
| Bluegill |
120 bells |
River |
9am - 4pm |
All year |
| Carp |
300 bells |
River |
All day |
All year |
| Catfish |
800 bells |
Pond |
4pm - 9am |
May - Oct |
| Char |
3800 bells |
Waterfall |
4am - 9am, 4pm - 9pm |
Mar - June, Sept - Nov |
| Cherry Salmon |
1000 bells |
River |
4am - 9am, 4pm - 9pm |
Mar - June, Sept - Nov |
| Clownfish |
650 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Apr - Sept |
| Coelacanth |
15,000 bells |
River |
4pm - 9am |
All year (when raining or snowing) |
| Crawfish |
250 bells |
Holding Pond |
All day |
Apr - 1st half of Sept. |
| Crucian Carp |
120 bells |
River |
All day |
All year |
| Dab |
300 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Oct - Apr |
| Dace |
200 bells |
River |
4pm - 9am |
All year |
| Dorado |
15,000 bells |
River |
4pm - 9am |
Jun - Sept. |
| Eel |
2000 bells |
River |
4pm - 9am |
Jun - 1st half of Sept. |
| Football Fish |
2500 bells |
Ocean |
4pm - 9am |
Nov - Mar |
| Freshwater Goby |
300 bells |
River |
4pm - 9am |
All year |
| Frog |
120 bells |
Holding Pond |
All day |
May - Aug |
| Gar |
6000 bells |
Pond |
4pm - 9am |
Jun - Sept. |
| Giant Snakehead |
5500 bells |
Pond |
9am - 4pm |
Jun - Aug |
| Goldfish |
1300 bells |
River |
All day |
All year |
| Guppy |
1300 bells |
River |
9am - 4pm |
Apr - Nov |
| Hammerhead Shark |
8000 bells |
Ocean |
4pm - 9am |
Jun - Sept. |
| Horse Mackerel |
150 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
All year |
| Jellyfish |
100 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
2nd half of August |
| Killifish |
300 bells |
Holding Pond |
All day |
Apr - Aug |
| King Salmon |
1800 bells |
River |
All day |
Sept. |
| Koi |
2000 bells |
River |
4pm - 9am |
All year |
| Loach |
300 bells |
River |
All day |
Mar - May |
| Ocean Sunfish |
4000 bells |
Ocean |
4am - 9pm |
Jun - Sept. |
| Octopus |
500 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Mar - Jul, 2nd half Sept. - Jan |
| Olive Flounder |
800 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
All year |
| Pale Chub |
200 bells |
River |
9am - 4pm |
All year |
| Piranha |
2500 bells |
River |
9am - 4pm, 9pm - 4am |
Jun - 1st half Sept. |
| Popeyed Goldfish |
1300 bells |
River |
9am - 4pm |
All year |
| Pond Smelt |
300 bells |
Pond |
All day |
Dec - Feb |
| Puffer Fish |
240 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Jul - Sept. |
| Rainbow Trout |
800 bells |
River |
4am - 9am, 4pm - 9pm |
Mar - Jun, Sept. - Nov |
| Red Snapper |
3000 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
All year |
| Salmon |
700 bells |
River |
All day |
Sept. |
| Sea Bass |
160 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
All year |
| Sea Butterfly |
1000 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Dec - Feb |
| Seahorse |
1100 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Apr - Nov |
| Shark |
15,000 bells |
Ocean |
4pm - 9am |
Jun - Sept. |
| Squid |
400 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Dec - 1st half Aug |
| Stringfish |
15,000 bells |
River |
4pm - 9am |
Dec - Feb |
| Sea Butterfly |
1000 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Dec - Feb |
| Sweetfish |
900 bells |
River |
All day |
Jul - 1st half Sept. |
| Tuna |
7000 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Nov - Mar |
| Yellow Perch |
240 bells |
River |
All day |
Oct - Mar |
| Zebra Turkeyfish |
400 bells |
Ocean |
All day |
Apr - Nov |
Written By: DL Staff, RedSox04
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