Stardew Valley Fishing On Mobile

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How to Fish in Stardew Valley Mobile Game- Stardew Vally Tips!Enjoying my videos? Buy me a coffee to say thanks and help keep me going. How to Fish in Stardew Valley Mobile Game- Stardew Vally Fishing is a skill associated with catching fish with a fishing rod or by collecting things from crab pots.

To cast a fishing rod into a body of water, hold down the Use Tool button ( on PC, button on Xbox, on Playstation, on Switch). A meter appears, indicating how far the line will go. Release to cast. It is also possible to slightly alter the line's placement mid-cast with the movement keys, allowing you better control over aiming the cast.



When a fish bites, the bobber wiggles and an exclamation point appears above the player character's head along with a distinct sound. Click the Use Tool button to start the mini-game.

The mini-game display contains a movable green rectangle that indicates the area of effect for your fishing line. The goal of the fishing mini-game is to keep the small fish icon within the green rectangle until the progress bar to the right is completely filled. If the fish's icon moves above or below the green rectangle, the progress bar decreases, and the fish escapes if the progress bar reaches the bottom.

You can raise the green rectangle by pressing the Use Tool button. Repeated pressing holds the green in place when it is not on the bottom, and holding the button raises it at increasing speed. Be careful moving it though, for it gathers momentum quickly and takes time to reverse, making it easy to overshoot the fish and drain the progress bar.

Upon catching a catch, the name of the fish and its size is displayed. Players can keep track of how many fish they have caught and their record lengths in their Collections menu.

The types of fish that you can find are determined by:

For example, the forest lake, the forest river, and the town river each contain their own types of fish, though there are some overlaps. You can see the full list on the Fishing Strategy page.

Also note that to catch the legendary fish, you have to fish on specific water tiles, but in general, the specific water tile does not matter.

The green rectangle increases in size with higher fishing skill level.

The upgraded fishing rods (i.e., Fiberglass Rod and Iridium Rod) do not affect the bar size. However, using the Training Rod does affect the bar size; it always gives you a bar size equivalent to level 5 fishing, even after passing level 5.

The player's skill level determines the maximum possible casting distance. At level 0, you can cast a maximum of 3 tiles to the south or north and 4 tiles to the east or west. The distance increases by 1 tile (in all directions) at levels 1, 4, 8 and 15.

Reaching a skill level of 15 is possible with a combination of food, Qi Seasoning and/or an enchanted Fishing Pole.

The actual casting distance will be a fraction of the maximum distance, based on the fullness of the mini-game casting meter. Any cast that is more than 99% of the maximum distance is highlighted by the text "Max". "Max" casts do not receive any special benefit.

The length of the cast is less important than where the bobber lands. Longer casts only improve fishing results if the bobber lands further from the shore, increasing your Fishing Zone. Standing next to the water's edge allows casts to go further from land, as does avoiding locations with other nearby shores (e.g., try to fish where a river is as wide and straight as possible).

Every water tile is assigned a Fishing Zone of 0, 1, 2, 3, or 5[1] that controls many aspects of fishing. The further from land (in every direction), the better the zone. The game considers most walkable surfaces, including islands, piers, and stone bridges to be "land"; wooden footbridges are one exception.

If your bobber lands at least 5 tiles away from any land, it is located in zone 5. Otherwise, the zone is one less than the distance (in tiles) from the nearest land. Maps of Fishing Zone are available in the Fishing Strategy section on Fishing Zones. Note, however, that fishing zones on iOS are more complicated because of a bug.

Higher fishing zone values provide several benefits:

Note that the color of the water is not a reliable indicator of the fishing zone for a given location. Darker shades of blue indicate deeper water, but in some cases dark blue (deep) water has a fishing zone of 0 (e.g., next to the pier at the Beach); light blue (shallow) water can have a fishing zone of 5 (e.g., at the east end of the Beach).

The factors that influence fish quality (i.e., whether fish are normal, silver, gold, or iridium) are:[2]

Sometimes, a pool of bubbles appears in the water. If you cast into them, blue sparkles appear to indicate that you have successfully landed in them. Bubbles grant two benefits:[3]

The game displays a "Perfect!" catch if the fish never leaves the green rectangle. Perfect catches grant two benefits:

Making a perfect catch is the only way to get an iridium quality fish.

At fishing skill level 0, casting a fishing pole consumes 8 energy. Each subsequent fishing level decreases the amount of energy used by 0.1. (While the game shows whole numbers, internally it does not round numbers.) Thus, on the 10th cast at level 1 fishing, the game shows an energy cost of only 7 instead of 8. At level 10 fishing, all casts take (and show) costs of 7 energy.

It is possible to slightly alter the line's placement mid-cast with the movement keys, allowing you better control over aiming the cast. Angling the cast is useful in two scenarios:

Buy from Willy's Fish Shop

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Fishing Skill is increased by catching Fish, Trash, Seaweed, Green Algae, or White Algae with a Fishing Rod/Pole or by harvesting Crab Pots.

Each level grants +1 Fishing Rod Proficiency, increases the minimum fish size (in/cm) and bobber bar height, and decreases the max amount of time before fish bite.

Trash, algae and seaweed caught with the fishing pole earn 3 XP each, and crab pots earn you 5XP each time you collect from them, no matter what is collected. Otherwise, for each catch of fish, the amount of experience earned is as follows: [4]

XP = 3 + (3 * Fish Quality) + (1/3 * Fish Difficulty)

For example, a regular quality sardine (difficulty 30) would net you (0 + 1) * 3 + (30 / 3) = 13XP. Trash also follows this formula with a quality and difficulty of zero leaving only the base 3XP.

XP is multiplied by 2.2 if you also catch a treasure chest, by 2.4 if the catch was "perfect" and by 5 if the catch was a Legendary fish. These multiplications stack, and are performed in order (first treasure chest, then perfect, then Legendary).

For example, catching a perfect Sardine with a treasure chest would earn you 13 * 2.2 = 28.6 (truncated to 28) XP, then 28 * 2.4 = 67.2 (truncated to 67) XP.Catching a perfect gold quality Crimsonfish (difficulty 95) with a treasure chest would net you (2+1) * 3 + (95 / 3) = 40.67 (truncated to 40) base XP; 40 * 2.2 = 88XP; 88 * 2.4 = 211.2 (truncated to 211) XP; 211 * 5 = 1055 XP.

Experience level is increased immediately upon harvesting a Crab Pot or catching an item with a fishing pole, but the "level up" window doesn't appear until after going to sleep.

The XP required for leveling up is the same as for all skills:

*Note: The first level of fishing cannot normally be completed with Crab Pots, because the player does not have access to bait until level 2. If, however, the player befriends Linus, his four heart cutscene will give the recipe for Wild Bait, which can be used to bait crab pots at any Fishing Skill level.

In addition, three crab pots can be earned at any Fishing Level by completing the Crab Pot Bundle in the Fish Tank. Completing the bundle without playing the fishing mini-game (or using crab pots) requires 4 fish foraged from the beach and 1 crab obtained by killing crabs in the mines.

Note that an alternative method of gaining Fishing XP is by using Fish Ponds.

Certain cooked dishes will temporarily increase fishing level. Qi Seasoning can be applied to further increase the stat buff for dishes cooked by the player.

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During the fishing mini-game, a treasure chest will occasionally appear inside the vertical bar. Treasure chests have their own progression bar, fillable by keeping the green bobber bar behind the treasure chest icon . If obtained, the player is awarded random bonus loot after catching the fish. Losing the fish also loses the treasure chest.

Note that in the case of successfully catching a fish and a Treasure Chest while inventory is full, the caught fish will appear in the Treasure Chest menu, alongside any treasures caught.

The base chance of finding a chest is 15%. The probability can be increased with the Magnet (+15%), the Treasure Hunter (+5%) and the Pirate profession (+15%) for a total of 50% chance. This is adjusted by half the value of daily luck, increasing by 5% at best or decreasing by 5% at worst, with the Special Charm adding 1.25%. Food buffs add 0.5% for every point of Luck.

Multiple items can be found in the same treasure chest. The chance of finding one item is 60%; two items is 24%; three items is 10%; four or more items is 6%. If multiple items appear in a chest, the same item can appear in multiple slots. The number of items specified in the table is the number that can appear in a single stack (e.g., at most one lost book appears in a stack, but two lost books are possible if each appears in a different stack).

Luck has a small effect on a treasure chest's contents. Daily Luck slightly increases the chances that various special items appear (as indicated by ≈ in the following table). A Luck buff can increase the number of items in a stack (specifically, it increases the chance that a stack of resources or geodes will double in size). A luck buff also allows better rings to appear (Magnet Ring instead of Small Magnet Ring and Glow Ring instead of Small Glow Ring).

The following is a list of all items that can be found inside Treasure Chests.[5] The "Chance" column provides the probability per treasure chest that the item will appear, if all requirements for the item are met.

There is an additional 63% chance of 2-4 Wild Bait appearing when two fish are caught simultaneously.

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By fishing in certain locations, gift boxes that contain furniture or hats may be obtained. These include:

There are 4 Achievements related to Fishing. Note that catching Green Algae, White Algae, or Seaweed counts towards these achievements.

The ultimate Stardew Valley fishing guide - Android Authority

Stardew Valley is a wholesome and relaxing game, but if there is one activity that is sure to get your blood boiling and make your palms sweat, it’s fishing. Although it’s a bit easier on a

Fishing plays an important role in maintaining a successful and wealthy farm in Stardew Valley. As soon as you start the game, you will receive a message telling you to get to the beach and catch fish. Your catches serve as your main source of income in the game. You can also cook them and use them as gifts for Stardew Valley NPCs so you can build relationships with them. But like in real life, Stardew Valley fishing is a skill that requires patience.

You can catch fish in Stardew Valley on almost any body of water using rods with bait and tackle. However, many factors can affect the number of your catches. Some locations have a larger variety of fish to catch. Some aquatic lives are also endemic on certain parts of the map and tend to be harder to bait. In addition, changes in the season and weather conditions may or may not give you a bounty catch. Top that with the fishing minigame and Stardew Valley fishing is a lot more work than it should be.

That said, catching Stardew Valley fish could turn stressful than relaxing. Before you lose your last straw of patience, we have put up this Stardew Valley fishing tutorial to keep you company.

Also read: Stardew Valley on Mobile: A Beginner’s Guide

 

 

There are two stages that players have to go through when fishing on Stardew Valley: the casting and the catching minigames.

 

The casting, which is the first step, involves throwing your fishing line into the water. As simple as it may sound, casting your rod also requires technique and good coordination.

Once you decide to toss the fishing rod, a bar will appear above your character’s head with an indicator that turns from red to green. Releasing the cast button when the indicator bar is green will land your hook or sinkers at a greater distance. Ideally, you want to get the maximum distance because it will give you a good chance to catch rare species and even legendary fish. If there is, you would also want to aim for a pool of bubbles in the water. Fish in this area tend to be of better quality and take baits quicker. Once you cast your fishing line, all you need to do next is to wait.

 

As soon as an exclamation mark above your head and the word “Hit” appear, the catching minigame will begin. Another interface should appear on your screen that is divided into two parts: the fish bar and the progress bar.

The progress bar, which turns from red to green, indicates how close you are to catching a fish. Green means you are about to catch your prey, while red means you are losing it. Of course, your goal is to keep the progress bar green.

To do this, you have to keep the green bar behind the fish that is on the other half of the interface. The fish will move up and down the catch bar and you need to maneuver the green bar to follow it. Tapping your screen will make the green bar go up while releasing your touch will make it go down. If you manage to keep the fish in the green bar until the progress bar is full, then you will have a successful catch.

This isn’t your only goal, though, because you should also aim for a “perfect catch,” which will increase your experience and the quality of the fish you catch. To do this, you should be able to catch a fish without it leaving the green bar ever.

 

Every Stardew Valley Fish has unique behavior that will determine how hard, or easy, you can catch them. Getting familiar with their behavior and movement patterns will help you get a perfect catch more often during fishing mini-games.

Stardew Valley Fish are divided into five general classifications in terms of how hard it is to catch them. There are those with “mixed” behavior that show basic movements inside the catch bar. Fish with “smooth” behavior is more subtle and has consistent movements. Sinkers are fish that have faster downward acceleration while Floaters are fish with faster upward movements. On the other hand, Darts are the hardest to catch because of their erratic downward and upwards movement.

 

When fishing on Stardew Valley, there’s nothing more important than a fishing rod. What else do you need for fishing? There are different types of fishing rods, though, and you must understand that one is always better than the other.

 

The training rod is the easiest fishing rod to use because it has a bigger green bar. However, it can only manage to catch common types of fish. You can obtain a training rod at Willy’s fish shop for 25g.

On your second day in Stardew Valley, you will receive an invitation from Willy the fisherman to fish. In exchange for accepting his invitation, you will receive a bamboo rod from him. You can also purchase it from his shop for 500g. A bamboo rod is a good tool to get accustomed to fishing while you are waiting for more superior fishing rods to unlock.

A fiberglass rod is a better alternative than the previous fishing rods because it allows you to attach a bait. It also improves the range of your fishing line that can give you good quality catches — rare types of fish tend to lurk farther from the shore. You can buy a fiberglass rod from Willy for 1800g once you reach level three in fishing.

The Iridium rod is the best and also the most expensive fishing on Stardew Valley. Because it allows you to use a tackle and bait, rare might come easily to you. You can obtain an Iridium rod upon reaching level six in fishing for 7500G.

 

Bait and tackle are not a requirement when fishing on Stardew Valley, but having them may significantly increase the quality and quantity of your catches.

 

You need either a Fiberglass rod or an Iridium Rod to use bait in Stardew Valley. Using one will encourage fish to bite faster to your fishing line, therefore making fishing easier. You may buy this item from Willie or craft one if you don’t have enough funds.

Using bait encourages fish to bite faster by 50%. You can buy this at 5g or craft using a Bug Meat at level two.

A magnet isn’t for fish only because it also baits treasures. This costs 1,000g but you can also craft one using an Iron Bar once your reach level nine of fishing.

Wild bait can catch two fish at a time. You can’t buy this anywhere but you can craft this using 10 fibers, five slimes, and five bug meat. You can get the recipe from Linus from 8 pm to 12 am.

A magic bait can catch any fish regardless of the time, weather, and season. 20 pieces of this item can be bought using 5 Qi Gems. Alternatively, you may craft this using a Radioactive Ore and three Bug Meat.

 

Tackles are better than bait because they increase the likelihood of you catching rare fish. They also have durability and you can use them up to 20 times. However, you can only attach them to Iridium Rod.

Spinner has the basic ability to increase the bite rate when fishing. It costs 500g using two Iron Bars.

A Dressed Spinner entices fish to bite using its colors, increasing nibble by 7.5 seconds. It costs 1,000g using two Iron Bars and one cloth.

A Trap Bobber makes the catch bar behind the fish move slower by 66%, giving you more control. It costs 500g and needs one Copper Bar and 10 Saps when crafting.

A Cork Bobber makes the green bar on the fishing minigame larger by 13.6% to 25%. You can buy this for 750g or craft using 10 pieces of wood, five hardwoods, and 10 slimes.

A Lead Bobber decreases the bounce rate of the fishing minigame bar when it hits the bottom. It costs 200g and can’t be crafted.

A Treasure Hunter doesn’t allow fish to escape when collecting treasure chests and increases its chances to appear by 33%. You can buy it for 750g or craft using 2 Gold Bars.

A Barbed Hook makes the fishing minigame bar follow the fish automatically. One of the best but expensive. You can buy this for 1,000g or craft using a Copper Bar, Iron Bar, and Gold Bar.

A Curiosity Lure increases the chance to catch rare fish. You can obtain as drops by breaking boxes, crates, or barrels.

A Quality Bobber increases the quality of the fish you caught (for example, gold quality to iridium quality). You need a Copper Bar, 20 Saps, and Solar Essences to craft this item.

 

There are at least 60 species of fish in Stardew Valley. But keep in mind that not all of them are available in every location or in every season. Some fish may not be available during Winter but bountiful during Summer. In the same manner, some fish may be plentiful in the Pelican Town but lacking in the Cindersap Forest.

There are 18 fishing locations in Stardew Valley so far. But for brevity, we break them down into Ocean, Lake, River, and Pond. This list won’t also include the Legendary Fish, Night Market Fish, and Crab Pot Fish.

 

 

 

 

 

Fishing on Stardew Valley can be your main source of income to fend for your flourishing farm. You may find it challenging, especially during catching minigames but the more you do it, the more you’d get used to it. If it’s unbearable for you, you may also use a more advanced fishing rod and attach it with baits or tackles. They encourage fish to nibble faster, change the fishing minigame mechanics, and make catching fish significantly less difficult. Who knows, you may even catch a legendary fish.

Looking for an alternative to this game? Here are some mobile games like Stardew Valley to try.

How to fish on Stardew Valley using the mobile platform - Quora

on mobile, walk to the edge of a river, pond or the ocean. Then use the action button, or tap and hold on the water within reach of your fishing rod. Tap on the ‘!’ cue or noise and fish as per usual: hold to move the bar up, dont to let it down and keep the green bar on the fish. 414 views. Something went wrong.

Fishing on mobile : StardewValley

The fishing mini-game will then appear. The fish must be inside your green bar in order for the progress bar to go up. If the fish moves up, start tapping the screen to move the bar up. If the fish moves down, don’t touch the screen; the bar goes down by itself. The faster you tap, the faster the bar goes up.

Mobile Controls - Stardew Valley Wiki

Fishing Controls. Bait and tackle can be attached to a fishing rod by dragging them onto the rod in inventory. Bait and tackle can be switched by dragging a different item onto the fishing rod, but there is no way to remove them. There is no way to direct the cast while fishing; the bobber always lands in a straight line in front of the character.

Stardew Valley Fishing: A Beginner's Guide

Stardew Valley Fishing: A Beginner’s Guide. Mobile Games. Fishing plays an important role in maintaining a successful and wealthy farm in Stardew Valley. As soon as you start the game, you will receive a message telling you to get to the beach and catch fish. Your catches serve as your main source of income in the game.

Fishing - Stardew Valley Wiki

Fishing Skill. Fishing Skill is increased by catching Fish, Trash, Seaweed, Green Algae, or White Algae with a Fishing Rod/Pole or by harvesting Crab Pots.. Each level grants +1 Fishing Rod Proficiency, increases the minimum fish size (in/cm) and bobber bar height, and decreases the max amount of time before fish bite.

Stardew Valley: The Ultimate Fishing Infograph - Mobile : StardewValley

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Stardew Valley tips and tricks - Android Authority

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Stardew Valley Fishing: How to Catch Fish

Time to begin Stardew Valley's fishing mini-game. Wait for a Hit Now you'll usually have a hit within 10 seconds. Wait for the sound and visual indication (an alarm of sorts) and press the button once more. You'll begin the fishing minigame if you've got an actual fish on the hook. Sometimes, you'll just reel in some seaweed.

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