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Fishing is an activity you can do on Treasure Island. Players can use the basic fishing pole and the basic bait anytime they wish to, but they may buy better baits with a limited amount of uses by using Gems.

Fishing

Tap the Start button to throw a lure into the water, and the button will change to HIT.

  • Once the fish reacts to the lure and the lure sinks into the ocean, tap and then release the HIT button to catch the fish.
  • It is recommended to play with sound on since your avatar will make a noise indicating when a fish reacts to your lure.
  • If you want to quit fishing, tap the Back button on the top left corner of the screen.
  • You cannot interact with other players while you fish.

If you didn't catch the fish fast enough, it will run away.

  • If you missed the chance of catching a large fish, you may use 3,000 Gems to try again.

Fishing Shop

There are 3 items available in the Fishing Shop. They increase your chance of catching better fishes.

  • Fish (S) Bait * 20 - Gem 2,000
  • Fish (A) Bait * 20 - Gem 1,000
  • Fish (B) Bait * 20 - Gem 500

Collection Book

You can view all the fish you caught in the Collection Book at the top right corner. You'll get badges as a reward for each page of the book you complete.

Collection

Fish Page 1 out of 6

Updated Version of the fish collection *2022*

Page 1:

Mackerel Crucian Carp Loach
Sardine Carp Sea Bass
Striped beakfish Saw-edged perch Black porgy

Page 2:

Yellowtail Trout Bluegill
Cod Tilapia Red sea bream
Coral Ugui minnow Catfish

Page 3:

False gudgeon Lungfish Rice fish
Sponge Snakehead fish Largehead Fish
Righteye flounder Piranha Rosy bitterling

Page 4:

Pacific herring Pond smelt Starfish
Pike Clown triggerfish Largemouth bass
Moray eel Spiny Bitterling Yellowtail clownfish

Page 5:

Salmon Sheepshead Lenok
Barbel Amur ide Nibe croaker
Goldfish Cichlid Guppy

Page 6:

Alaska pollock Grayling Flounder
Stingray Malaysian haddock Pennant coralfish
Top minnow Whitefish ?

Page 7:

Longchin goby Quillback Northern pike
Red salmon Arowana Black-Spotted Pufferfish
Red sea bream Glassfish Octopus

Page 8:

Longnose garr Burbot Rainbow Trout
Yellowfin goby Freshwater Stingray Alligator Gar
Elephantnose Coelacanth Porcupinefish

Page 9:

Sponge Green piranha Pirarucu
Spotted Knifejaw Dot-dash grouper ?
Sturgeon Football Fish ?

Known Bugs

  • Sometimes when you're fishing, you might stand near the fishing spot instead of on the fishing spot.
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