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'''Fishing''' is a practice where crew members can use various baits and fishing rods to catch fish. There is a variety of fish available to catch and [[Guide to food#Seafood|cook]] and various exciting items to accidentally pull out of pools of water. | '''Fishing''' is a practice where crew members can use various baits and fishing rods to catch fish. There is a variety of fish available to catch and [[Guide to food#Seafood|cook]] and various exciting items to accidentally pull out of pools of water. | ||
{{TooltipInline|Random Person Fishing.png|right|thumb|Your average crew member, vying for a catch off a dock on the beach.]] | |||
==Equipment== | ==Equipment== | ||
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| style='width:85%; |Description | | style='width:85%; |Description | ||
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! Fishing Rod <br> | ! Fishing Rod <br> {{TooltipInline|Fishing rod.png|alt=}} | ||
| A classic fishing rod, with no special qualities. Can be found in Fishing Toolboxes. | | A classic fishing rod, with no special qualities. Can be found in Fishing Toolboxes. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Bone Rod <br> | ! Bone Rod <br> {{TooltipInline|Bone Rod.png|alt=}} | ||
|A humble rod, made with whatever happened to be on hand. Can be crafted using [[Shaft_Miner#Leather|leather]], [[Shaft_Miner#Watchers|sinew]], and [[Shaft_Miner#Watchers|bo]][[Shaft_Miner#Lobstrosity|ne]]. | |A humble rod, made with whatever happened to be on hand. Can be crafted using [[Shaft_Miner#Leather|leather]], [[Shaft_Miner#Watchers|sinew]], and [[Shaft_Miner#Watchers|bo]][[Shaft_Miner#Lobstrosity|ne]]. | ||
|- {{Anchor|Telescopic Fishing Rod}} | |- {{Anchor|Telescopic Fishing Rod}} | ||
! Telescopic Fishing Rod <br> | ! Telescopic Fishing Rod <br> {{TooltipInline|Telescopic_fishing_rod.png|64px]] | ||
| A lightweight, ergonomic, easy to store telescopic fishing rod. Identical to the standard fishing rod, but can be collapsed into fitting in backpacks. Can be purchased from a Good Clean Fun vendor. | | A lightweight, ergonomic, easy to store telescopic fishing rod. Identical to the standard fishing rod, but can be collapsed into fitting in backpacks. Can be purchased from a Good Clean Fun vendor. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Master Fishing Rod <br> | ! Master Fishing Rod <br> {{TooltipInline|Master Fishing Rod.png|alt=}} | ||
| The mythical rod of a lost fisher king. Said to be imbued with un-paralleled fishing power. There's writing on the back of the pole. "中国航天制造." '''Reduces the difficult of catching fish, and can be collapsed to fit in a backpack.''' | | The mythical rod of a lost fisher king. Said to be imbued with un-paralleled fishing power. There's writing on the back of the pole. "中国航天制造." '''Reduces the difficult of catching fish, and can be collapsed to fit in a backpack.''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Advanced Fishing Rod <br> | ! Advanced Fishing Rod <br> {{TooltipInline|Tech rod.png|alt=}} | ||
| An embedded universal constructor along with micro-fusion generator makes this marvel of technology never run out of bait. Interstellar treaties prevent using it outside of recreational fishing. And you can fish with this. '''This rod has an infinite supply of synthetic bait. Can be used to scan fish for fishing research goals. Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe.''' | | An embedded universal constructor along with micro-fusion generator makes this marvel of technology never run out of bait. Interstellar treaties prevent using it outside of recreational fishing. And you can fish with this. '''This rod has an infinite supply of synthetic bait. Can be used to scan fish for fishing research goals. Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe.''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Athletic Fishing Gloves <br> | ! Athletic Fishing Gloves <br> {{TooltipInline|Fishing_gloves.png|64px]] | ||
| A hybrid Fishing/Athletics equipment. Allows you to catch fish bare-handed, but only has a range of one tile. Can and should be fitted with a hook, line, and bait/lure in the same manner as fishing rods. Trains both Fishing and Athletics, but drains stamina, and gains a bonus to Fishing Skill from both of the skills, making it easier to reach the threshold to automatically catch fish. '''Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe.''' | | A hybrid Fishing/Athletics equipment. Allows you to catch fish bare-handed, but only has a range of one tile. Can and should be fitted with a hook, line, and bait/lure in the same manner as fishing rods. Trains both Fishing and Athletics, but drains stamina, and gains a bonus to Fishing Skill from both of the skills, making it easier to reach the threshold to automatically catch fish. '''Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe.''' | ||
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! colspan='2'|Lines | ! colspan='2'|Lines | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Fishing Line Reel <br> | ! Fishing Line Reel <br> {{TooltipInline|Fishing line reel.png|alt=}} | ||
| Simple fishing line. | | Simple fishing line. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Fishing Line Sinew <br> | ! Fishing Line Sinew <br> {{TooltipInline|Sinew line reel.png|alt=}} | ||
| An all-natural fishing line made of stretched out sinew. Crafted with [[Miners#Watchers|Sinew]]. Can fish in Lava but makes the minigame harder. | | An all-natural fishing line made of stretched out sinew. Crafted with [[Miners#Watchers|Sinew]]. Can fish in Lava but makes the minigame harder. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Reinforced Fishing Line Reel <br> | ! Reinforced Fishing Line Reel <br> {{TooltipInline|Reinforced line reel.png|alt=}} | ||
| Essential for fishing in extreme environments such as lavaland. Can fish in lava and liquid plasma. Found in a Fishing Line Set box. | | Essential for fishing in extreme environments such as lavaland. Can fish in lava and liquid plasma. Found in a Fishing Line Set box. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Cloaked Fishing Line Reel <br> | ! Cloaked Fishing Line Reel <br> {{TooltipInline|Cloaked line reel.png|alt=}} | ||
| Even harder to notice than the common variety. Found in a Fishing Line Set box. | | Even harder to notice than the common variety. Found in a Fishing Line Set box. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Flexible Fishing Line Reel <br> | ! Flexible Fishing Line Reel <br> {{TooltipInline|Bouncy line reel.png|alt=}} | ||
| This specialized line is much harder to snap. Reduces the progression loss when attempting to reel in a fish. Found in a Fishing Line Set box. | | This specialized line is much harder to snap. Reduces the progression loss when attempting to reel in a fish. Found in a Fishing Line Set box. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Fishing Line Auto-Reel | ! Fishing Line Auto-Reel | ||
{{TooltipInline|Fishing line auto-reel.png|frameless]] | |||
|A fishing line that automatically starts reeling in fish the moment they bite. Automatically starts the fishing minigame once a fish is on the line. Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe. | |A fishing line that automatically starts reeling in fish the moment they bite. Automatically starts the fishing minigame once a fish is on the line. Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! colspan='2'|Hooks | ! colspan='2'|Hooks | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Simple Hook <br> | ! Simple Hook <br> {{TooltipInline|Fishing hook.png|alt=}} | ||
| A generic fishing hook, nothing special. | | A generic fishing hook, nothing special. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Bone Hook <br> | ! Bone Hook <br> {{TooltipInline|Bone fishing hook.png|alt=}} | ||
| A simple hook carved from sharpened [[Miners#Watchers|bo]][[Miners#Lobstrosity|ne]]. | | A simple hook carved from sharpened [[Miners#Watchers|bo]][[Miners#Lobstrosity|ne]]. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Magnetic Hook <br> | ! Magnetic Hook <br> {{TooltipInline|Magnet fishing hook.png|alt=}} | ||
| Won't make catching fish any easier but might help with looking for other things. | | Won't make catching fish any easier but might help with looking for other things. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Shiny Lure Hook <br> | ! Shiny Lure Hook <br> {{TooltipInline|Shiny fishing hook.png|alt=}} | ||
| Pretty! (Increases the chance of catching fish with the [[Fishing#Shiny_Lover|Shiny Lover Trait]]) | | Pretty! (Increases the chance of catching fish with the [[Fishing#Shiny_Lover|Shiny Lover Trait]]) | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Weighted Hook <br> | ! Weighted Hook <br> {{TooltipInline|Weighted fishing hook.png|alt=}} | ||
| This hook reduces the 'bounce' of your zone when striking the top or bottom of the meter. | | This hook reduces the 'bounce' of your zone when striking the top or bottom of the meter. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Gyro-Stabilized Hook <br> | ! Gyro-Stabilized Hook <br> {{TooltipInline|Gyro fishing hook.png|frameless]] | ||
| A quirky hook that grants the user a better control of the tool, alowing them to move bait both up and down when reeling in, otherwise keeping it in place. (Can use right click during the fishing minigame to lower the bobber, and automatically spins lures). Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe. | | A quirky hook that grants the user a better control of the tool, alowing them to move bait both up and down when reeling in, otherwise keeping it in place. (Can use right click during the fishing minigame to lower the bobber, and automatically spins lures). Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe. | ||
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! Jawed Hook <br> | ! Jawed Hook <br> {{TooltipInline|Jawed fishing hook..png|frameless]] | ||
| Despite hints of rust, this gritty beartrap-like hook hybrid manages to look even more threatening than the real thing. May neptune have mercy on whatever gets caught in its jaws. (The fishing minigame becomes impossible to lose, however the fish is immediately killed once caught) | | Despite hints of rust, this gritty beartrap-like hook hybrid manages to look even more threatening than the real thing. May neptune have mercy on whatever gets caught in its jaws. (The fishing minigame becomes impossible to lose, however the fish is immediately killed once caught) | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Rescue Hook <br> | ! Rescue Hook <br> {{TooltipInline|Rescue_hook.png|64x64px]] | ||
| A special fishing hook that can only be used in chasms (as that's currently the only place you can find people into), which can fish out duds, skeleton corpses, any mob that's fallen into a chasm and hasn't been rescued yet, or rarely, a hostile monster lurking below. It has a weight of 5 (50 without bait, lower with bait) for duds and a weight of 30 for chasm detritus, which has a 50% chance to be a random skeleton corpse or a lobstrosity, and the remaining 50% chance of fishing out a mob that's fallen into a chasm. | | A special fishing hook that can only be used in chasms (as that's currently the only place you can find people into), which can fish out duds, skeleton corpses, any mob that's fallen into a chasm and hasn't been rescued yet, or rarely, a hostile monster lurking below. It has a weight of 5 (50 without bait, lower with bait) for duds and a weight of 30 for chasm detritus, which has a 50% chance to be a random skeleton corpse or a lobstrosity, and the remaining 50% chance of fishing out a mob that's fallen into a chasm. | ||
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| Description | | Description | ||
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! Worm <br> | ! Worm <br> {{TooltipInline|Worm2.png|alt=}} | ||
| Basic | | Basic | ||
| It's a wriggling worm from a can of fishing bait. You're not going to eat it, are you? | | It's a wriggling worm from a can of fishing bait. You're not going to eat it, are you? | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Extra Slimy Worm <br> | ! Extra Slimy Worm <br> {{TooltipInline|Worm2.png|alt=}} | ||
| Good | | Good | ||
| This worm looks very sophisticated. | | This worm looks very sophisticated. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Doughball <br> | ! Doughball <br> {{TooltipInline|doughball.png|64x64px]] | ||
| Basic | | Basic | ||
| Small piece of dough. Simple but effective fishing bait. | | Small piece of dough. Simple but effective fishing bait. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Synthesized Doughball <br> | ! Synthesized Doughball <br> {{TooltipInline|doughball.png|64x64px]] | ||
|Basic | |Basic | ||
|Small piece of dough. Simple but effective fishing bait. Infinitely synthesized by the Tech Rod, but can't be removed. | |Small piece of dough. Simple but effective fishing bait. Infinitely synthesized by the Tech Rod, but can't be removed. | ||
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! colspan='3'|Bait Cans | ! colspan='3'|Bait Cans | ||
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! Can o' worm <br> | ! Can o' worm <br> {{TooltipInline|Bait Can.png]] | ||
| Basic | | Basic | ||
| Contains generic worms. Can take bait out every 10 seconds, or can be used on a fishing rod to directly bait it. | | Contains generic worms. Can take bait out every 10 seconds, or can be used on a fishing rod to directly bait it. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Can o' worm deluxe <br> | ! Can o' worm deluxe <br> {{TooltipInline|Bait Can.png]] | ||
| Basic | | Basic | ||
| Contains extra slimy worms. Can take bait out every 10 seconds, or can be used on a fishing rod to directly bait it. | | Contains extra slimy worms. Can take bait out every 10 seconds, or can be used on a fishing rod to directly bait it. | ||
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| Description | | Description | ||
|- {{Anchor|Fish Encyclopedia}} | |- {{Anchor|Fish Encyclopedia}} | ||
! Fish Encyclopedia <br> | ! Fish Encyclopedia <br> {{TooltipInline|Fish-book.png|alt=}} | ||
| Indexes all fish known to mankind (and related species). Shows all types as well as the generic details of fish such as their weight, temperature, source, and average size. | | Indexes all fish known to mankind (and related species). Shows all types as well as the generic details of fish such as their weight, temperature, source, and average size. | ||
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! Fishing Toolbox <br> | ! Fishing Toolbox <br> {{TooltipInline|Fishing Toolbox.png|64px]] | ||
| Contains everything you need for a basic fishing trip: can of worms, fishing rod, fishing hook, and fishing line. | | Contains everything you need for a basic fishing trip: can of worms, fishing rod, fishing hook, and fishing line. | ||
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! Golden Fishing Toolbox <br> | ! Golden Fishing Toolbox <br> {{TooltipInline|Gold_toolbox.gif|64px]] | ||
| A rare item generally found as loot. Contains a Master Fishing Rod, can of worms, can of fish food, Fishing Hook Set, Fishing Line Set, Fishing Lure Set, Fish Analyzer, and an Experimental Analyser. | | A rare item generally found as loot. Contains a Master Fishing Rod, can of worms, can of fish food, Fishing Hook Set, Fishing Line Set, Fishing Lure Set, Fish Analyzer, and an Experimental Analyser. | ||
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! Fishing Hook Set <br> | ! Fishing Hook Set <br> {{TooltipInline|Fish box.png|alt=}} | ||
| Contains magnetic, shiny, and weighted hooks. | | Contains magnetic, shiny, and weighted hooks. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Fishing Line Set <br> | ! Fishing Line Set <br> {{TooltipInline|Fish box.png|alt=}} | ||
| Contains bouncy, reinforced, and cloaked lines. | | Contains bouncy, reinforced, and cloaked lines. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Fishing Lure Set <br> | ! Fishing Lure Set <br> {{TooltipInline|Plasticbox.png|64px]] | ||
| Contains one of each fishing lure. | | Contains one of each fishing lure. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Fish-porter 3000 Set <br> | ! Fish-porter 3000 Set <br> {{TooltipInline|Fish-portal.png|alt=}} | ||
| Fishing anywhere, anytime. Allows for a mobile fishing spot on station. | | Fishing anywhere, anytime. Allows for a mobile fishing spot on station. | ||
By completing Fishing experiments, the Fish-Porter can unlock new locations to fish in. | By completing Fishing experiments, the Fish-Porter can unlock new locations to fish in. | ||
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! colspan='5'|Fresh Water | ! colspan='5'|Fresh Water | ||
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! Goldfish <br> | ! Goldfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Goldfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| Worms | | Worms | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Despite common belief, goldfish do not have three-second memories. They can actually remember things that happened up to three months ago. | | Despite common belief, goldfish do not have three-second memories. They can actually remember things that happened up to three months ago. | ||
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! McGill <br> | ! McGill <br> {{TooltipInline|Goldfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| Worms | | Worms | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A great rubber duck tool for Lawyers who can't get a grasp over their case. | | A great rubber duck tool for Lawyers who can't get a grasp over their case. | ||
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! Three-eyes Goldfish | ! Three-eyes Goldfish {{TooltipInline|Three_eyes_goldfish.png|64px]] | ||
| Mutagen | | Mutagen | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A goldfish with an extra half a pair of eyes. You wonder what it's been feeding on lately... | | A goldfish with an extra half a pair of eyes. You wonder what it's been feeding on lately... | ||
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! Angelfish <br> | ! Angelfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Angelfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Young Angelfish often live in groups, while adults prefer solitary life. They become territorial and aggressive toward other fish when they reach adulthood. | | Young Angelfish often live in groups, while adults prefer solitary life. They become territorial and aggressive toward other fish when they reach adulthood. | ||
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! Guppy <br> | ! Guppy <br> {{TooltipInline|Guppy2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Guppy is also known as rainbow fish because of the brightly colored body and fins. | | Guppy is also known as rainbow fish because of the brightly colored body and fins. | ||
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! Plasma Tetra <br> | ! Plasma Tetra <br> {{TooltipInline|Plasmatetra2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Due to their small size, tetras are prey to many predators in their watery world, including eels, crustaceans, and invertebrates. | | Due to their small size, tetras are prey to many predators in their watery world, including eels, crustaceans, and invertebrates. | ||
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! Catfish <br> | ! Catfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Catfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| Junkfood | | Junkfood | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A catfish has about 100,000 taste buds, and their bodies are covered with them to help detect chemicals present in the water and also to respond to touch. | | A catfish has about 100,000 taste buds, and their bodies are covered with them to help detect chemicals present in the water and also to respond to touch. | ||
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! Anxious Zipzap <br> | ! Anxious Zipzap <br> {{TooltipInline|Anxious_zipzap.gif|64px]] | ||
| Lead-acid Battery | | Lead-acid Battery | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A fish overflowing with crippling anxiety and electric potential. Worried about the walls of its tank closing in constantly. Both literally and as a general metaphorical unease about life's direction. | | A fish overflowing with crippling anxiety and electric potential. Worried about the walls of its tank closing in constantly. Both literally and as a general metaphorical unease about life's direction. | ||
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! Tadpole <br> | ! Tadpole <br> {{TooltipInline|Tadpole.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| The larval spawn of an amphibian. A very minuscle, round creature with a long tail it uses to swim around. | | The larval spawn of an amphibian. A very minuscle, round creature with a long tail it uses to swim around. | ||
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! Perch <br> | ! Perch <br> {{TooltipInline|Perch.png|64px]] | ||
| Fish, Bugs, Fishing Lures | | Fish, Bugs, Fishing Lures | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| An all around popular panfish, game fish and unfortunate prey to other, bigger predators. | | An all around popular panfish, game fish and unfortunate prey to other, bigger predators. | ||
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! Sacabambaspis <br> | ! Sacabambaspis <br> {{TooltipInline|Sacabambaspis.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A jawless fish ought to be extinct by the end of the Ordovician period. Some speculate alien intervention may have been behind its survival and inevitable evolution as a dweller of hot springs. | | A jawless fish ought to be extinct by the end of the Ordovician period. Some speculate alien intervention may have been behind its survival and inevitable evolution as a dweller of hot springs. | ||
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! Chasm Chrab <br> | ! Chasm Chrab <br> {{TooltipInline|Chrab.png|64px]] | ||
| Lavaloop Fish | | Lavaloop Fish | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| The young of the lobstrosity mature in pools below the earth, eating what falls in until large enough to clamber out. Those found near the station are well-fed. | | The young of the lobstrosity mature in pools below the earth, eating what falls in until large enough to clamber out. Those found near the station are well-fed. | ||
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! Arctic Chrab <br> | ! Arctic Chrab <br> {{TooltipInline|Arctic_chrab.png|64px]] | ||
| Lavaloop Fish | | Lavaloop Fish | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A subspecies of chasm chrabs that has adapted to the cold climate and lack of abysmal holes of the icemoon. | | A subspecies of chasm chrabs that has adapted to the cold climate and lack of abysmal holes of the icemoon. | ||
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! Soulfish <br> | ! Soulfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Soulfish.png|64px]] | ||
| Fried Food, Junkfood | | Fried Food, Junkfood | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A distant yet vaguely close critter, like a long lost relative. You feel your soul rejuvenated just from looking at it... Also, what the fuck is this shit?! | | A distant yet vaguely close critter, like a long lost relative. You feel your soul rejuvenated just from looking at it... Also, what the fuck is this shit?! | ||
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! Skin Crab <br> | ! Skin Crab <br> {{TooltipInline|Skin_crab.png|64px]] | ||
| Fried Food, Junkfood | | Fried Food, Junkfood | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| And on the eighth day, a demential mockery of both humanity and crabity was made. Fascinating. | | And on the eighth day, a demential mockery of both humanity and crabity was made. Fascinating. | ||
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! Ratfish <br> | ! Ratfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Ratfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| Dairy | | Dairy | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A rat exposed to the murky waters of maintenance too long. Any higher power, if it revealed itself, would state that the ratfish's continued existence is extremely unwelcome. | | A rat exposed to the murky waters of maintenance too long. Any higher power, if it revealed itself, would state that the ratfish's continued existence is extremely unwelcome. | ||
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! Donk Co. Company Patent Donkfish <br> | ! Donk Co. Company Patent Donkfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Donkfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Donk co. company patent donkfish. A lab-grown donkfish. Its invention was an accident for the most part, as it was intended to be consumed in donk pockets. Unfortunately, it tastes horrible, so it has now become a pseudo-mascot. | | Donk co. company patent donkfish. A lab-grown donkfish. Its invention was an accident for the most part, as it was intended to be consumed in donk pockets. Unfortunately, it tastes horrible, so it has now become a pseudo-mascot. | ||
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! Monocloning Jumpercable <br> | ! Monocloning Jumpercable <br> {{TooltipInline|Jumpercable.png|64px]] | ||
| Lead-acid Battery | | Lead-acid Battery | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A surprisingly useful if nasty looking creation from the syndicate fish labs. Drop one in a tank, and watch it self-feed and multiply. Generates more and more power as a growing swarm! | | A surprisingly useful if nasty looking creation from the syndicate fish labs. Drop one in a tank, and watch it self-feed and multiply. Generates more and more power as a growing swarm! | ||
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! Chainsawfish <br> | ! Chainsawfish <br> {{TooltipInline|chainsawfish.gif|128x64px]] | ||
| Gore | | Gore | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A very, very angry bioweapon, whose sole purpose is to rip and tear. | | A very, very angry bioweapon, whose sole purpose is to rip and tear. | ||
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! Armored Pike <br> | ! Armored Pike <br> {{TooltipInline|Armored_pike.png|128x64px]] | ||
| Fish, Seafood | | Fish, Seafood | ||
| None | | None | ||
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! colspan='5'|Salt Water | ! colspan='5'|Salt Water | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Burrower Crab <br> | ! Burrower Crab <br> {{TooltipInline|Burrower_crab.png|64px]] | ||
| Seafood | | Seafood | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A sand-dwelling crustacean. It looks like a crab and tastes like a crab, but waddles like a fish. | | A sand-dwelling crustacean. It looks like a crab and tastes like a crab, but waddles like a fish. | ||
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! Clownfish <br> | ! Clownfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Clownfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Clownfish catch prey by swimming onto the reef, attracting larger fish, and luring them back to the anemone. The anemone will sting and eat the larger fish, leaving the remains for the clownfish. | | Clownfish catch prey by swimming onto the reef, attracting larger fish, and luring them back to the anemone. The anemone will sting and eat the larger fish, leaving the remains for the clownfish. | ||
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! Lubefish <br> | ! Lubefish <br> {{TooltipInline|Lubefish.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A clownfish exposed to cherry-flavored lube for far too long. First discovered the days following a cargo incident around the seas of Europa, when thousands of thousands of thousands... | | A clownfish exposed to cherry-flavored lube for far too long. First discovered the days following a cargo incident around the seas of Europa, when thousands of thousands of thousands... | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Cardinalfish <br> | ! Cardinalfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Cardinalfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Cardinalfish are often found near sea urchins, where the fish hide when threatened. | | Cardinalfish are often found near sea urchins, where the fish hide when threatened. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Green Chromis <br> | ! Green Chromis <br> {{TooltipInline|GreenChromis2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| The Chromis can vary in color from blue to green depending on the lighting and distance from the lights. This fish is slightly harder to catch. | | The Chromis can vary in color from blue to green depending on the lighting and distance from the lights. This fish is slightly harder to catch. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Firefish Goby <br> | ! Firefish Goby <br> {{TooltipInline|Firefish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| Worms, Doughballs | | Worms, Doughballs | ||
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| To communicate in the wild, the firefish uses its dorsal fin to alert others of potential danger. This fish moves very quickly. | | To communicate in the wild, the firefish uses its dorsal fin to alert others of potential danger. This fish moves very quickly. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Pufferfish <br> | ! Pufferfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Pufferfish.png|64x64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| They say that one pufferfish contains enough toxins to kill 30 people, although in the last few decades they've been genetically engineered en masse to be less poisonous. | | They say that one pufferfish contains enough toxins to kill 30 people, although in the last few decades they've been genetically engineered en masse to be less poisonous. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Lanternfish <br> | ! Lanternfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Lanternfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Typically found in areas below 6600 feet below the surface of the ocean, they live in complete darkness. | | Typically found in areas below 6600 feet below the surface of the ocean, they live in complete darkness. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Stingray <br> | ! Stingray <br> {{TooltipInline|Stingray fish.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A type of ray, most known for its venomous stinger. Despite that, they're normally docile, if not a bit easily frightened. | | A type of ray, most known for its venomous stinger. Despite that, they're normally docile, if not a bit easily frightened. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Swordfish <br> | ! Swordfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Swordfish_fish.png|128x64px]] | ||
| Seafood | | Seafood | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A large billfish, most famous for its elongated bill, while also fairly popular for cooking, and as a fearsome weapon in the hands of a veteran spess-fisherman. | | A large billfish, most famous for its elongated bill, while also fairly popular for cooking, and as a fearsome weapon in the hands of a veteran spess-fisherman. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Squid <br> | ! Squid <br> {{TooltipInline|Squid.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| An elongated mollusk with eight tentacles, natural camouflage and ink clouds to spray at predators. One of the most intelligent, well-equipped invertebrates out there. | | An elongated mollusk with eight tentacles, natural camouflage and ink clouds to spray at predators. One of the most intelligent, well-equipped invertebrates out there. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Monkfish <br> | ! Monkfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Monkfish.png|64px]] | ||
| Seafood, Bugs | | Seafood, Bugs | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A member of the Lophiid family of anglerfish. It goes by several different names, however none of them will make it look any prettier, nor be any less delicious. | | A member of the Lophiid family of anglerfish. It goes by several different names, however none of them will make it look any prettier, nor be any less delicious. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Plaice <br> | ! Plaice <br> {{TooltipInline|Plaice.png|64px]] | ||
| Seafood, Bugs | | Seafood, Bugs | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Perhaps the most prominent flatfish in the space-market. Nature really pulled out the rolling pin on this one. | | Perhaps the most prominent flatfish in the space-market. Nature really pulled out the rolling pin on this one. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Zagoskian Moonfish <br> | ! Zagoskian Moonfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Zagoskian moonfish.png|64px]] | ||
| Armorfish, Needlefish, Gunner Jellyfish | | Armorfish, Needlefish, Gunner Jellyfish | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A disc-shaped fish native of the less shallow areas of Tizira's oceans, roughly the size of a tuna. Highly prized in lizard cuisine for their large eggs. | | A disc-shaped fish native of the less shallow areas of Tizira's oceans, roughly the size of a tuna. Highly prized in lizard cuisine for their large eggs. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Dwarf Moonfish <br> | ! Dwarf Moonfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Dwarfmoonfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Ordinarily in the wild, the Zagoskian moonfish is around the size of a tuna, however, through selective breeding a smaller breed suitable for being kept as an aquarium pet has been created. | | Ordinarily in the wild, the Zagoskian moonfish is around the size of a tuna, however, through selective breeding a smaller breed suitable for being kept as an aquarium pet has been created. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Gunner Jellyfish <br> | ! Gunner Jellyfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Gunner Jellyfish.png]] | ||
| Armorfish, Needlefish | | Armorfish, Needlefish | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| So-called due to their resemblance to an artillery shell, the gunner jellyfish is native to Tizira, where it is enjoyed as a delicacy. Produces a mild hallucinogen that is destroyed by cooking. | | So-called due to their resemblance to an artillery shell, the gunner jellyfish is native to Tizira, where it is enjoyed as a delicacy. Produces a mild hallucinogen that is destroyed by cooking. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Needlefish <br> | ! Needlefish <br> {{TooltipInline|Needlefish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A tiny, transparent fish that resides in large schools in the oceans of Tizira. Common food for other, larger fish. | | A tiny, transparent fish that resides in large schools in the oceans of Tizira. Common food for other, larger fish. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Armorfish <br> | ! Armorfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Armorfish2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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! colspan='5'|Sulfuric Water | ! colspan='5'|Sulfuric Water | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Sludgefish <br> | ! Sludgefish <br> {{TooltipInline|Sludgefish.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A misshapen, fragile, loosely fish-like living goop, the only thing that'd ever thrive in the acidic and claustrophobic cavities of the station's organic waste disposal system. | | A misshapen, fragile, loosely fish-like living goop, the only thing that'd ever thrive in the acidic and claustrophobic cavities of the station's organic waste disposal system. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Purple Sludgefish <br> | ! Purple Sludgefish <br> {{TooltipInline|Purple_sludgefish.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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! colspan='5'|Air | ! colspan='5'|Air | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Sand Surfer <br> | ! Sand Surfer <br> {{TooltipInline|Sand_surfer.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A bronze alien "fish" living and swimming underneath faraway sandy places. | | A bronze alien "fish" living and swimming underneath faraway sandy places. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Cosmostarfish <br> | ! Cosmostarfish <br> {{TooltipInline|Cosmostarfish.gif|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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! colspan='5'|Anadromous | ! colspan='5'|Anadromous | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Sockeye Salmon <br> | ! Sockeye Salmon <br> {{TooltipInline|Sockeye_salmon.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A fairly common and iconic salmon endemic of the Pacific Ocean. At some point imported into outer space, where we're now. | | A fairly common and iconic salmon endemic of the Pacific Ocean. At some point imported into outer space, where we're now. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Aquatic Slime <br> | ! Aquatic Slime <br> {{TooltipInline|Aquatic_slime.gif|64px]] | ||
| Toxin, Toxic food | | Toxin, Toxic food | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Kids, this is what happens when a slime overcomes its hydrophobic nature. It goes glug glug. | | Kids, this is what happens when a slime overcomes its hydrophobic nature. It goes glug glug. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Arctic Char <br> | ! Arctic Char <br> {{TooltipInline|Arctic_char_fish.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A cold-water anadromous fish widespread around the Northern Hemisphere of Earth, yet it has somehow found a way here. | | A cold-water anadromous fish widespread around the Northern Hemisphere of Earth, yet it has somehow found a way here. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Pike <br> | ! Pike <br> {{TooltipInline|Pike.png|128x64px]] | ||
| Fish, Seafood, Meat | | Fish, Seafood, Meat | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| A long-bodied predator with a snout that almost looks like a beak. Definitely not a weapon to swing around. | | A long-bodied predator with a snout that almost looks like a beak. Definitely not a weapon to swing around. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Toxic Emulsijack <br> | ! Toxic Emulsijack <br> {{TooltipInline|ToxicEmulsijack2.png|alt=}} | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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! colspan='5'|Any Fluid | ! colspan='5'|Any Fluid | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Bump-fish <br> | ! Bump-fish <br> {{TooltipInline|Bump fish.png|64px]] | ||
| Vegetables | | Vegetables | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| An misshapen fish-thing all covered in stubby little tendrils. | | An misshapen fish-thing all covered in stubby little tendrils. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Baby Space Carp <br> | ! Baby Space Carp <br> {{TooltipInline|Baby_space_carp.png|64px]] | ||
| Meat | | Meat | ||
| Grain, Dairy | | Grain, Dairy | ||
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| A juvenile spawn of the dreaded space carp. Don't let the innocent looks fool you, they're aggressive little bastards. | | A juvenile spawn of the dreaded space carp. Don't let the innocent looks fool you, they're aggressive little bastards. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Unmarine Bonemass <br> | ! Unmarine Bonemass <br> {{TooltipInline|Unmarine_bonemass.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| What one could mistake for fish remains, is in reality a species that chose to discard its weak flesh a long time ago. A living fossil, in its most literal sense. Can be grinded into bone dust. | | What one could mistake for fish remains, is in reality a species that chose to discard its weak flesh a long time ago. A living fossil, in its most literal sense. Can be grinded into bone dust. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Lavaloop Fish <br> | ! Lavaloop Fish <br> {{TooltipInline|Lavaloop_fish.png|64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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| Due to its curvature, it can be used as make-shift boomerang. | | Due to its curvature, it can be used as make-shift boomerang. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Unmarine Mastodon <br> | ! Unmarine Mastodon <br> {{TooltipInline|Unmarine_mastodon.png|128x64px]] | ||
| None | | None | ||
| None | | None | ||
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! colspan='5'|Frying Oil | ! colspan='5'|Frying Oil | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Fryish <br> | ! Fryish <br> {{TooltipInline|Fryish.png|64px]] | ||
| Fried Food | | Fried Food | ||
| Gross Food, Raw Food | | Gross Food, Raw Food | ||
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| A youngling of the Fritterish family of delicious extremophile, piscine lifeforms. Just don't tell 'Mankind for Ethical Animal Treatment' you ate it. | | A youngling of the Fritterish family of delicious extremophile, piscine lifeforms. Just don't tell 'Mankind for Ethical Animal Treatment' you ate it. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Fritterish <br> | ! Fritterish <br> {{TooltipInline|Fritterish.png|64px]] | ||
| Fried Food | | Fried Food | ||
| Gross Food, Raw Food | | Gross Food, Raw Food | ||
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| A deliciously extremophile alien fish. This one looks like a taiyaki. | | A deliciously extremophile alien fish. This one looks like a taiyaki. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Bernard-fish <br> | ! Bernard-fish <br> {{TooltipInline|Bernard-fish.png|64px]] | ||
| Fried Food | | Fried Food | ||
| Gross Food, Raw Food | | Gross Food, Raw Food | ||
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| A deliciously extremophile alien fish shaped like a dinosaur. Children love it. | | A deliciously extremophile alien fish shaped like a dinosaur. Children love it. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Matthew-fish <br> | ! Matthew-fish <br> {{TooltipInline|Matthew-fish.png|64px]] | ||
| Fried Food | | Fried Food | ||
| Gross Food, Raw Food | | Gross Food, Raw Food | ||
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| A deliciously extremophile alien fish shaped like a pterodactyl. Children love it. | | A deliciously extremophile alien fish shaped like a pterodactyl. Children love it. | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Nessie-fish <br> | ! Nessie-fish <br> {{TooltipInline|Nessie_fish.png|128x64px]] | ||
| Fried Food | | Fried Food | ||
| Gross Food, Raw Food | | Gross Food, Raw Food | ||
Revision as of 00:07, 4 August 2026
PRIORITY: Not defined
Fishing is a practice where crew members can use various baits and fishing rods to catch fish. There is a variety of fish available to catch and cook and various exciting items to accidentally pull out of pools of water.
{{TooltipInline|Random Person Fishing.png|right|thumb|Your average crew member, vying for a catch off a dock on the beach.]]
Equipment
Rods
Fishing rods are the meat of the fishing system: without them you could not do much! Fishing rods allow crew members to hunt for fish and items inside large bodies of water. Crafty crew members can even use them to bring items out of pickup range to their location.
| Rod | Description |
| Fishing Rod Fishing rod.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
A classic fishing rod, with no special qualities. Can be found in Fishing Toolboxes. |
|---|---|
| Bone Rod Bone Rod.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
A humble rod, made with whatever happened to be on hand. Can be crafted using leather, sinew, and bone. |
| Telescopic_fishing_rod.png|64px]] | A lightweight, ergonomic, easy to store telescopic fishing rod. Identical to the standard fishing rod, but can be collapsed into fitting in backpacks. Can be purchased from a Good Clean Fun vendor. |
| Master Fishing Rod Master Fishing Rod.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
The mythical rod of a lost fisher king. Said to be imbued with un-paralleled fishing power. There's writing on the back of the pole. "中国航天制造." Reduces the difficult of catching fish, and can be collapsed to fit in a backpack. |
| Advanced Fishing Rod Tech rod.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
An embedded universal constructor along with micro-fusion generator makes this marvel of technology never run out of bait. Interstellar treaties prevent using it outside of recreational fishing. And you can fish with this. This rod has an infinite supply of synthetic bait. Can be used to scan fish for fishing research goals. Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe. |
| Fishing_gloves.png|64px]] | A hybrid Fishing/Athletics equipment. Allows you to catch fish bare-handed, but only has a range of one tile. Can and should be fitted with a hook, line, and bait/lure in the same manner as fishing rods. Trains both Fishing and Athletics, but drains stamina, and gains a bonus to Fishing Skill from both of the skills, making it easier to reach the threshold to automatically catch fish. Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe. |
Rod Components
Rods are customizable! Crew members can switch out the lure/hook as well as the type of fishing line used. In order to switch out rod components on a rod, you will need to hold the component in-hand and left-click on the rod.
| Rod | Description |
| Lines | |
|---|---|
| Fishing Line Reel Fishing line reel.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Simple fishing line. |
| Fishing Line Sinew Sinew line reel.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
An all-natural fishing line made of stretched out sinew. Crafted with Sinew. Can fish in Lava but makes the minigame harder. |
| Reinforced Fishing Line Reel Reinforced line reel.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Essential for fishing in extreme environments such as lavaland. Can fish in lava and liquid plasma. Found in a Fishing Line Set box. |
| Cloaked Fishing Line Reel Cloaked line reel.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Even harder to notice than the common variety. Found in a Fishing Line Set box. |
| Flexible Fishing Line Reel Bouncy line reel.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
This specialized line is much harder to snap. Reduces the progression loss when attempting to reel in a fish. Found in a Fishing Line Set box. |
| Fishing Line Auto-Reel
{{TooltipInline|Fishing line auto-reel.png|frameless]] |
A fishing line that automatically starts reeling in fish the moment they bite. Automatically starts the fishing minigame once a fish is on the line. Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe. |
| Hooks | |
| Simple Hook Fishing hook.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
A generic fishing hook, nothing special. |
| Bone Hook Bone fishing hook.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
A simple hook carved from sharpened bone. |
| Magnetic Hook Magnet fishing hook.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Won't make catching fish any easier but might help with looking for other things. |
| Shiny Lure Hook Shiny fishing hook.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Pretty! (Increases the chance of catching fish with the Shiny Lover Trait) |
| Weighted Hook Weighted fishing hook.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
This hook reduces the 'bounce' of your zone when striking the top or bottom of the meter. |
| Gyro fishing hook.png|frameless]] | A quirky hook that grants the user a better control of the tool, alowing them to move bait both up and down when reeling in, otherwise keeping it in place. (Can use right click during the fishing minigame to lower the bobber, and automatically spins lures). Unlocked via a research node, and can be printed from the Service or Science Protolathe. |
| Jawed fishing hook..png|frameless]] | Despite hints of rust, this gritty beartrap-like hook hybrid manages to look even more threatening than the real thing. May neptune have mercy on whatever gets caught in its jaws. (The fishing minigame becomes impossible to lose, however the fish is immediately killed once caught) |
| Rescue_hook.png|64x64px]] | A special fishing hook that can only be used in chasms (as that's currently the only place you can find people into), which can fish out duds, skeleton corpses, any mob that's fallen into a chasm and hasn't been rescued yet, or rarely, a hostile monster lurking below. It has a weight of 5 (50 without bait, lower with bait) for duds and a weight of 30 for chasm detritus, which has a 50% chance to be a random skeleton corpse or a lobstrosity, and the remaining 50% chance of fishing out a mob that's fallen into a chasm. |
Bait
One requires bait in order to attract fish! Use a bait-can or bait in-hand and click on a fishing rod to put bait on it. Higher quality bait reduces the time before a fish bites. More items than those listed below can be used - Experiment! Some fish prefer junk food or meat, for example.
| Bait | Quality | Description |
| Worm Worm2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Basic | It's a wriggling worm from a can of fishing bait. You're not going to eat it, are you? |
|---|---|---|
| Extra Slimy Worm Worm2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Good | This worm looks very sophisticated. |
| doughball.png|64x64px]] | Basic | Small piece of dough. Simple but effective fishing bait. |
| doughball.png|64x64px]] | Basic | Small piece of dough. Simple but effective fishing bait. Infinitely synthesized by the Tech Rod, but can't be removed. |
| Bait Cans | ||
| Bait Can.png]] | Basic | Contains generic worms. Can take bait out every 10 seconds, or can be used on a fishing rod to directly bait it. |
| Bait Can.png]] | Basic | Contains extra slimy worms. Can take bait out every 10 seconds, or can be used on a fishing rod to directly bait it. |
Lures
An alternative to bait, lure boxes can be ordered through cargo or purchased from a Good Clean Fun vendor. Lures work similarly to bait, reducing the time before a fish bites. However, they have several differences:
- Lures are not consumed when a fish is caught.
- Lures are specialized to specific fish types - Examine a lure to see what category of fish it applies to.
- Lures have to be manually spun every few seconds for a fish to bite, unless you are also using the Gyro-Stabilized Hook. The exact time depends on the lure used. When fishing, the lure will periodically light up green and ping - Using your fishing rod in-hand at this time will spin the lure. Missing a spin will delay the bite, while clicking when it isn't lit up will delay the next ping.
Other
| Item | Description |
| Fish Encyclopedia Fish-book.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Indexes all fish known to mankind (and related species). Shows all types as well as the generic details of fish such as their weight, temperature, source, and average size. |
|---|---|
| Fishing Toolbox.png|64px]] | Contains everything you need for a basic fishing trip: can of worms, fishing rod, fishing hook, and fishing line. |
| Gold_toolbox.gif|64px]] | A rare item generally found as loot. Contains a Master Fishing Rod, can of worms, can of fish food, Fishing Hook Set, Fishing Line Set, Fishing Lure Set, Fish Analyzer, and an Experimental Analyser. |
| Fishing Hook Set Fish box.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Contains magnetic, shiny, and weighted hooks. |
| Fishing Line Set Fish box.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Contains bouncy, reinforced, and cloaked lines. |
| Plasticbox.png|64px]] | Contains one of each fishing lure. |
| Fish-porter 3000 Set Fish-portal.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Fishing anywhere, anytime. Allows for a mobile fishing spot on station.
By completing Fishing experiments, the Fish-Porter can unlock new locations to fish in. Starts with Aquarium and can unlock Beach, Chasm, Ocean, Hyperspace, Randomizer, and Syndicate (Emag). Can be hit with a multitool to link it. Hitting that multitool on other fishing spots links them to the portal, allowing them to be selected as the location. Maximum of 4(?) linked spots. |
Fish
PRIORITY: Not defined
Breeds
| Fish | Favorite Bait | Disliked Bait | Traits | Description |
| Fresh Water | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Goldfish Goldfish2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Worms | None | None | Despite common belief, goldfish do not have three-second memories. They can actually remember things that happened up to three months ago. |
| McGill Goldfish2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Worms | None | Recessive | A great rubber duck tool for Lawyers who can't get a grasp over their case. |
| Three_eyes_goldfish.png|64px]] | Mutagen | None | Recessive Shiny Lover |
A goldfish with an extra half a pair of eyes. You wonder what it's been feeding on lately... |
| Angelfish Angelfish2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
None | None | Aggressive | Young Angelfish often live in groups, while adults prefer solitary life. They become territorial and aggressive toward other fish when they reach adulthood. |
| Guppy Guppy2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
None | None | None | Guppy is also known as rainbow fish because of the brightly colored body and fins. |
| Plasma Tetra Plasmatetra2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
None | None | None | Due to their small size, tetras are prey to many predators in their watery world, including eels, crustaceans, and invertebrates. |
| Catfish Catfish2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Junkfood | None | None | A catfish has about 100,000 taste buds, and their bodies are covered with them to help detect chemicals present in the water and also to respond to touch. |
| Anxious_zipzap.gif|64px]] | Lead-acid Battery | None | Mateless Wary Anxiety Electrogenesis |
A fish overflowing with crippling anxiety and electric potential. Worried about the walls of its tank closing in constantly. Both literally and as a general metaphorical unease about life's direction. |
| Tadpole.png|64px]] | None | None | Mateless | The larval spawn of an amphibian. A very minuscle, round creature with a long tail it uses to swim around. |
| Perch.png|64px]] | Fish, Bugs, Fishing Lures | None | None | An all around popular panfish, game fish and unfortunate prey to other, bigger predators. |
| Sacabambaspis.png|64px]] | None | None | Necrophage Wary |
A jawless fish ought to be extinct by the end of the Ordovician period. Some speculate alien intervention may have been behind its survival and inevitable evolution as a dweller of hot springs. |
| Chrab.png|64px]] | Lavaloop Fish | None | None | The young of the lobstrosity mature in pools below the earth, eating what falls in until large enough to clamber out. Those found near the station are well-fed. |
| Arctic_chrab.png|64px]] | Lavaloop Fish | None | None | A subspecies of chasm chrabs that has adapted to the cold climate and lack of abysmal holes of the icemoon. |
| Soulfish.png|64px]] | Fried Food, Junkfood | None | None | A distant yet vaguely close critter, like a long lost relative. You feel your soul rejuvenated just from looking at it... Also, what the fuck is this shit?! |
| Skin_crab.png|64px]] | Fried Food, Junkfood | None | None | And on the eighth day, a demential mockery of both humanity and crabity was made. Fascinating. |
| Ratfish Ratfish2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
Dairy | None | Necrophage | A rat exposed to the murky waters of maintenance too long. Any higher power, if it revealed itself, would state that the ratfish's continued existence is extremely unwelcome. |
| Donk Co. Company Patent Donkfish Donkfish2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
None | None | Yucky | Donk co. company patent donkfish. A lab-grown donkfish. Its invention was an accident for the most part, as it was intended to be consumed in donk pockets. Unfortunately, it tastes horrible, so it has now become a pseudo-mascot. |
| Jumpercable.png|64px]] | Lead-acid Battery | None | Parthenogenesis Mixotroph Electrogenesis |
A surprisingly useful if nasty looking creation from the syndicate fish labs. Drop one in a tank, and watch it self-feed and multiply. Generates more and more power as a growing swarm! |
| chainsawfish.gif|128x64px]] | Gore | None | Aggressive Carnivore Predator Stinger |
A very, very angry bioweapon, whose sole purpose is to rip and tear. |
| Armored_pike.png|128x64px]] | Fish, Seafood | None | Carnivore Predator Aggressive |
A long-bodied, metal-clad predator with a snout that almost looks like an halberd. Definitely a weapon to swing around. |
| Salt Water | ||||
| Burrower_crab.png|64px]] | Seafood | None | Amphibious Shiny Lover Carnivore |
A sand-dwelling crustacean. It looks like a crab and tastes like a crab, but waddles like a fish. |
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None | None | Picky Eater | Clownfish catch prey by swimming onto the reef, attracting larger fish, and luring them back to the anemone. The anemone will sting and eat the larger fish, leaving the remains for the clownfish. |
| Lubefish.png|64px]] | None | None | Picky Eater Lubed |
A clownfish exposed to cherry-flavored lube for far too long. First discovered the days following a cargo incident around the seas of Europa, when thousands of thousands of thousands... |
| Cardinalfish Cardinalfish2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
None | None | Herbivore | Cardinalfish are often found near sea urchins, where the fish hide when threatened. |
| Green Chromis GreenChromis2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
None | None | None | The Chromis can vary in color from blue to green depending on the lighting and distance from the lights. This fish is slightly harder to catch. |
| Firefish Goby Firefish2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
None | Worms, Doughballs | None | To communicate in the wild, the firefish uses its dorsal fin to alert others of potential danger. This fish moves very quickly. |
| Pufferfish.png|64x64px]] | None | None | Demersal | They say that one pufferfish contains enough toxins to kill 30 people, although in the last few decades they've been genetically engineered en masse to be less poisonous. |
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None | None | Nocturnal | Typically found in areas below 6600 feet below the surface of the ocean, they live in complete darkness. |
| Stingray fish.png|64px]] | None | None | Stinger Toxic Barbs Wary Carnivore Predator |
A type of ray, most known for its venomous stinger. Despite that, they're normally docile, if not a bit easily frightened. |
| Swordfish_fish.png|128x64px]] | Seafood | None | Carnivore Predator Stinger |
A large billfish, most famous for its elongated bill, while also fairly popular for cooking, and as a fearsome weapon in the hands of a veteran spess-fisherman. |
| Squid.png|64px]] | None | None | Demersal Carnivore Predator Ink Production Camouflage Wary |
An elongated mollusk with eight tentacles, natural camouflage and ink clouds to spray at predators. One of the most intelligent, well-equipped invertebrates out there. |
| Monkfish.png|64px]] | Seafood, Bugs | None | Demersal | A member of the Lophiid family of anglerfish. It goes by several different names, however none of them will make it look any prettier, nor be any less delicious. |
| Plaice.png|64px]] | Seafood, Bugs | None | Demersal | Perhaps the most prominent flatfish in the space-market. Nature really pulled out the rolling pin on this one. |
| Zagoskian moonfish.png|64px]] | Armorfish, Needlefish, Gunner Jellyfish | None | Predator | A disc-shaped fish native of the less shallow areas of Tizira's oceans, roughly the size of a tuna. Highly prized in lizard cuisine for their large eggs. |
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None | None | None | Ordinarily in the wild, the Zagoskian moonfish is around the size of a tuna, however, through selective breeding a smaller breed suitable for being kept as an aquarium pet has been created. |
| Gunner Jellyfish.png]] | Armorfish, Needlefish | None | Hallucinogenic | So-called due to their resemblance to an artillery shell, the gunner jellyfish is native to Tizira, where it is enjoyed as a delicacy. Produces a mild hallucinogen that is destroyed by cooking. |
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None | None | Carnivore | A tiny, transparent fish that resides in large schools in the oceans of Tizira. Common food for other, larger fish. |
| Armorfish Armorfish2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
None | None | None | A small shellfish native to Tizira's oceans, known for its exceptionally hard shell. Consumed similarly to prawns. |
| Sulfuric Water | ||||
| Sludgefish.png|64px]] | None | None | Parthenogenesis Mateless |
A misshapen, fragile, loosely fish-like living goop, the only thing that'd ever thrive in the acidic and claustrophobic cavities of the station's organic waste disposal system. |
| Purple_sludgefish.png|64px]] | None | None | Parthenogenesis | A misshapen, fragile, loosely fish-like living goop. This one has developed sexual reproduction mechanisms, and a purple tint to boot. |
| Air | ||||
| Sand_surfer.png|64px]] | None | None | Shiny Lover | A bronze alien "fish" living and swimming underneath faraway sandy places. |
| Cosmostarfish.gif|64px]] | None | None | Anti-Gravity Mixotroph |
A peculiar, gravity-defying, echinoderm-looking critter from hyperspace. |
| Anadromous | ||||
| Sockeye_salmon.png|64px]] | None | None | None | A fairly common and iconic salmon endemic of the Pacific Ocean. At some point imported into outer space, where we're now. |
| Aquatic_slime.gif|64px]] | Toxin, Toxic food | None | Toxin Immunity Crossbreeder |
Kids, this is what happens when a slime overcomes its hydrophobic nature. It goes glug glug. |
| Arctic_char_fish.png|64px]] | None | None | None | A cold-water anadromous fish widespread around the Northern Hemisphere of Earth, yet it has somehow found a way here. |
| Pike.png|128x64px]] | Fish, Seafood, Meat | None | Carnivore Predator Aggressive |
A long-bodied predator with a snout that almost looks like a beak. Definitely not a weapon to swing around. |
| Toxic Emulsijack ToxicEmulsijack2.pngEMPTY TOOLTIP TEXT ALERT |
None | None | Emulsifier | Ah, the terrifying emulsijack. Created in a laboratory, this slimey, scaleless fish emits an invisible toxin that emulsifies other fish for it to feed on. Its only real use is for completely ruining a tank by kill all other fish in it. |
| Any Fluid | ||||
| Bump fish.png|64px]] | Vegetables | None | Amphibious Herbivore |
An misshapen fish-thing all covered in stubby little tendrils. |
| Baby_space_carp.png|64px]] | Meat | Grain, Dairy | Carnivore Aggressive Predator Necrophage Mateless Carpotoxin |
A juvenile spawn of the dreaded space carp. Don't let the innocent looks fool you, they're aggressive little bastards. |
| Unmarine_bonemass.png|64px]] | None | None | Self-Revival Carnivore |
What one could mistake for fish remains, is in reality a species that chose to discard its weak flesh a long time ago. A living fossil, in its most literal sense. Can be grinded into bone dust. |
| Lavaloop_fish.png|64px]] | None | None | Carnivore Demersal |
Due to its curvature, it can be used as make-shift boomerang. |
| Unmarine_mastodon.png|128x64px]] | None | None | Demersal Amphibious Self-Revival Carnivore Predator Aggressive |
A monster of exposed muscles and innards, wrapped in a fish-like skeleton. You don't remember ever seeing it on the catalog. |
| Frying Oil | ||||
| Fryish.png|64px]] | Fried Food | Gross Food, Raw Food | Picky Eater Mateless |
A youngling of the Fritterish family of delicious extremophile, piscine lifeforms. Just don't tell 'Mankind for Ethical Animal Treatment' you ate it. |
| Fritterish.png|64px]] | Fried Food | Gross Food, Raw Food | Picky Eater | A deliciously extremophile alien fish. This one looks like a taiyaki. |
| Bernard-fish.png|64px]] | Fried Food | Gross Food, Raw Food | Picky Eater | A deliciously extremophile alien fish shaped like a dinosaur. Children love it. |
| Matthew-fish.png|64px]] | Fried Food | Gross Food, Raw Food | Picky Eater | A deliciously extremophile alien fish shaped like a pterodactyl. Children love it. |
| Nessie_fish.png|128x64px]] | Fried Food | Gross Food, Raw Food | Picky Eater Predator |
A deliciously extremophile alien fish. This one is so big, you could write legends about it. |
Traits
| Trait | Description |
| Wary | This fish will avoid visible fish lines, cloaked line recommended. |
|---|---|
| Shiny Lover | This fish loves shiny things, shiny lure recommended. |
| Picky Eater | This fish is very picky and will ignore low quality bait (unless it's amongst its favorites). |
| Nocturnal | This fish avoids bright lights, fishing and storing in darkness recommended. |
| Demersal | This fish tends to stay near the waterbed. |
| Carnivore | This fish can only be baited with meat. |
| Herbivore | This fish can only be baited with fresh produce. |
| Emulsifier | This fish emits an invisible toxin that emulsifies other fish for it to feed on. |
| Necrophage | This fish will eat carcasses of dead fish when hungry. |
| Parthenogenesis | This fish can reproduce asexually, without the need of a mate. |
| Mateless | This fish cannot reproduce with other fishes. |
| Recessive | If crossbred, offsprings will always be of the mate species, unless it also possess the trait. |
| Self-Revival | This fish shows a peculiar ability of reviving itself a minute or two after death. |
| Predator | It's a predatory fish. It'll hunt down and eat live fishes of smaller size when hungry. |
| Yucky | This fish tastes so repulsive, other fishes won't try to eat it. |
| Toxic | This fish contains toxins. Feeding it to predatory fishes or people is not recommended. |
| Carpotoxic | This fish contains carpotoxin. Definitely not safe for consumption. |
| Toxin Immunity | This fish has developed an ample-spected immunity to toxins. |
| Crossbreeder | This fish's adaptive genetics allows it to crossbreed with other fish species. |
| Aggressive | This fish is aggressively territorial, and may attack fish that come close to it. |
| Lubed | This fish exudes a viscous, slippery lubrificant. It's recommended not to step on it. |
| Amphibious | This fish has developed a primitive adaptation to life on both land and water. |
| Mixotroph | This fish is capable of substaining itself by producing its own sources of energy (food). |
| Anti-Gravity | This fish will invert the gravity of the bait at random. May fall upward outside after being caught. |
| Anxiety | This fish tends to die of stress when forced to be around too many other fish. More precisely, it will die if surrounded by 3 other fish. |
| Electrogenesis | This fish is electroreceptive, and will generate electric fields. Can be harnessed inside a bioelectric generator. |
| Stunted Growth | This chrab's development is stunted, and will not properly reach adulthood. |
| Stinger | This fish is equipped with a sharp stringer or bill capable of delivering damage and toxins. |
| Toxic Barbs | This fish' stinger, bill or otherwise, is coated with simple, yet effetive venom. |
| Hallucinogenic | This fish is coated with hallucinogenic neurotoxin. We advise cooking it before consumption. |
| Ink Production | This fish possess a sac that produces ink. |
| Camouflage | This fish possess the ability to blend with its surroundings. |
Fishing
Fishing Spots
- Moisture Traps.
- The Beach, in Away Missions. Counts as an ocean for the purposes of treasure chests.
- Fishing Portals (Order-able from cargo, or can be printed at the Science or Service protolathe). Have multiple settings that can be unlocked, and can have other fishing spots linked - See the above section on the portal for more information.
- Chasms on Lavaland. You can only fish in these while using a Recovery Hook, and fishing here can allow you to recover the corpses of anyone who fell into the chasm.
- Lava itself. Can only be fished in while using a reinforced fishing line or bone fishing line.
- Liquid plasma rivers, on Icebox. As above, can only be fished in while using a reinforced fishing line or bone fishing line. Has a chance to fish up coins, or bars of Runite or Adamantite (No more bars of Mythril, go away smelly wizards)
- Toilets. These have a chance to fish up a wallet, containing 3-4 credit chits of amounts ranging from around 100-500 credits each. Note, you cannot fish in a toilet that you built.
- Swimming pool on Nebulastation, as well as the puddle of water in the dorms maint tunnels of the same station.
- Deep fryers. You will mostly fish up burnt messes and chicken nuggies, but there are some (somehow) living fish in here, too.
- Ice holes. To make one, find a permanent ice tile (everywhere on ice box, otherwise hope that your away mission has them), then dig into it with a pickaxe.
- Hydroponics trays. You will mostly get grass and various seeds, however there is a chance of reeling in a turtle, which does all sorts of things to help your plants grow.
Difficulty
Not all fish are the same! Trying to catch fish has varying difficulty based on the rod and bait a crew member uses as well as the type of the fish.
Fishing difficulty goes down as your fishing skill increases. By default, this increases over time as you catch fish. Certain items increase your fishing skill when worn (The legendary fishing hat, doctor outfit pieces), held (fishing toolboxes, fish analyzers), or are buckled on (plastic chairs and the mime's invisible chair, largely), while certain other items decrease your fishing skill (boxing gloves, welding masks, basically anything that would make it harder to fish). Examine an item while carrying a fishing rod to see what effect the item will have.
If your fishing skill is high enough compared to what you're fishing up, you will automatically catch it without having to play the minigame. Normally this will only apply with non-fish items like bones or wallets, but with enough boosts from gear, you can reliably hit this point with most common fish. Note that the amount of experience you gain from fishing is tied to how difficult it is compared to your level - Automatic catches give you little to no experience, so consider holding off on the full fishing outfit and gear until you've hit Legendary.
Other Useful Information
Treasure Chests
When fishing in an ocean, you have a chance to fish up a treasure chest. Treasure chests work similar to mystery boxes - When you click on them, an item appears floating above it, which cycles through a few different items before settling on one and beginning to sink back into the chest. Clicking the item at this point grabs it from the chest. Any crew member can pull up to three items from a treasure chest, with it returning an error if you attempt more after the third. Treasure chests have a chance to be destroyed after each pull. Loot ranges from pirate outfits and scimitars, to fishing gear including golden fishing toolboxes, to rare items like emagged fishing portal boards.
Send an S.O.S. to the Crew
You can grab a large empty bottle from the bar vendor, and place a photograph, piece of paper, or money into it. You can then place that bottle into an ocean tile, washing it away into the depths of SS13's spaghetti code. When fishing in an ocean tile, you have a chance to fish up these bottles, as well as empty glass bottles to continue the tradition with.
The Joys of Dynamite Fishing, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Gibtonite
Setting off an explosive that hits a fishing tile spawns a random fishing reward from that tile, and permanently exhausts it, stopping you from catching fish there. If you find yourself with a surplus of defused gibtonite, this is a great and fast way to get lots of tendril chests and Runite bars dead lavaloops