Ushi No Tane Forum

Lucaspontes wrote:I can say that Large Char, Eel, Sea Bass, Funa and Large Funa can be found in Spring.

Alright, all of those are accounted for, and I went ahead and put the season Fall in for the fish I caught in the fall. I just would have liked to have waited until we knew all the seasons they were to put them down. For now just the ones we know for sure are a fine place to start.

norelationstojfk wrote:I just would have liked to have waited until we knew all the seasons they were to put them down.

I guessed so, just wanted to make it easier than having to search on all my posts to see which fish are caught on spring. And thanks for all the hard work ^^

Lucaspontes wrote:

norelationstojfk wrote:I just would have liked to have waited until we knew all the seasons they were to put them down.

I guessed so, just wanted to make it easier than having to search on all my posts to see which fish are caught on spring. And thanks for all the hard work ^^

No problem I could do something similar with other information that's a little scattered, like the critters (because that wiki page about it doesn't make much sense to me )

I just got a Small Black Bass, it is summer, it is raining, it is morning (10 am) and I was at Konohana stream, right side.
EDIT: The rain stopped (1 PM) and I found another Small Black Bass on Bluebell Stream, lower side.

Large icefish is caught in spring. Bluebell hi

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Large loach is in summer. Konohana high mountain

Large bluegill in winter. Konohana waterfall upper

All caught with master rod.

I caught a Large Icefish at Spring 29, 6:30 pm, sunny weather, with the Master Rod at Konohana Waterfall (Lower).

Can you really find an "icefish" by handfishing in spring? Never saw one.

Anonymous Fish wrote:Can you really find an "icefish" by handfishing in spring? Never saw one.

Yes, because I have, but you're even more likely to catch an Icefish with your fishing rod in the spring. It's still possible to catch them hand fishing, but they're rarer than most fish.

I haven't established a rarity measurement for the fish yet, but there are some fish you'll be catching more than others. I thought it was most important to figure out where the fish were and when they could be caught before we get into deciding which ones are rare and which ones are common.

Caught a Large Loach and Large Sea Bass at Summer 1, sunny weather, with the Master Rod at Konohana Waterfall (Lower).

All contributions up to this point have been accounted for We're almost there, just a few more fish that need to be found.

Edit: I'm studying a Japanese wiki-page of fishing to see what information I can extract from it.

Double posting just to say: There's only 2 things missing from this guide! We need to find where you can find a Large Snakehead and where you can find a Mackerel!

^If I'm lucky enough to get a storm, I will look everywhere to see if I can get Mackerel. And I see you have put info on Giant Huchen... if I manage to catch the Salamander and Turtle this summer, I will try catching it ^^

Lucaspontes wrote:^If I'm lucky enough to get a storm, I will look everywhere to see if I can get Mackerel. And I see you have put info on Giant Huchen... if I manage to catch the Salamander and Turtle this summer, I will try catching it ^^

Sounds good, mate. That Japanese Wiki was a little hard to crack but I managed to figure out most of it except for the two we're still missing.

I would just like to add that you can catch Legendary Treasure using the regular rod. And fish fossil I caught during a rainy day too. Not sure if that will help.

vteam wrote:I would just like to add that you can catch Legendary Treasure using the regular rod. And fish fossil I caught during a rainy day too. Not sure if that will help.

Thanks on the Legendary Treasure. And fish fossil can be caught under either Rain or Sunny weather at night.