Map & trips
Boats, range and the world's fishing spots.
Beyond the ponds at home there is the world map: 21 real places across 2 countries, with the species that actually live there. Getting there depends on your boat — and the boat depends on the parts you find.
Boats
| Boat | Needs | Water | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| On foot | — | Bank, Creek | 20 km |
| Canoe | Hull + Propulsion | Bank, Creek, River, Reservoir or lake | 60 km |
| Aluminum boat | Hull + Propulsion + Fuel tank | Bank, River, Reservoir or lake, Floodplain and wetland | 300 km |
| Amazon speedboat | Hull + Propulsion + Fuel tank + Helm | River, Reservoir or lake, Floodplain and wetland | 1500 km |
| Coastal boat | Hull + Propulsion + Fuel tank + Helm | Reservoir or lake, Estuary and mangrove, Coast | 2000 km |
| Ocean boat | Hull + Propulsion + Fuel tank + Helm + Live well | Estuary and mangrove, Coast, Open sea | 8000 km |
Parts drop while fishing — a 4% chance, and only from RARE or above. Each part goes up to +5 at the Forge, and every level is worth +12% on its stat. The trip takes real time: every hour on the boat covers part of the distance.
Brazil
13 spots and 38 species already in the water.
A big reservoir near the city: tilapias, cichlids and trahiras.
Species:
Pearl cichlid
Granulated catfish
Largemouth bass
South American silver croaker
Golden dorado
Pacu
Piapara
Spotted sorubim
Common snook
Lebranche mullet
Nile tilapia
Trahira
Rainbow trout
Yellow peacock bass
The sea of Minas Gerais: peacock bass, croakers and piaparas.
Species:Pearl cichlidSouth American silver croakerGolden dorado
Jau catfishPiaparaSpotted sorubim
Red-bellied piranhaNile tilapiaTrahiraYellow peacock bass
Surubim catfish and golden dorado below the dam.
Species:Pearl cichlidSouth American silver croakerGolden doradoJau catfishPiaparaSpotted sorubimRed-bellied piranhaNile tilapiaTrahiraYellow peacock bass
Sand beaches with pike characins, redtail catfish and peacock bass.
Species:
Pike characin
Redtail catfishTrahiraYellow peacock bass
Pantanal: pacus, spotted sorubim, golden dorado and piranhas.
Species:Granulated catfishSouth American silver croakerGolden doradoJau catfishPacuPiaparaSpotted sorubimRed-bellied piranhaTrahiraYellow peacock bass
Islands and channels with thorny catfish, jaú catfish and croakers.
Species:Pearl cichlidGranulated catfish
Channel catfishLargemouth bassSouth American silver croakerGolden doradoJau catfishPacuPiaparaSpotted sorubimCommon snookNile tilapiaTrahiraYellow peacock bass
Dark waters and the biggest speckled peacock bass.
Species:Granulated catfish
Silver arowanaPike characin
PayaraSouth American silver croakerRed-bellied piranhaRedtail catfish
Arapaima
TambaquiTrahira
Speckled peacock bass
Flooded forest: arapaimas, arowanas and tambaquis.
Species:Granulated catfishSilver arowanaPike characinPayaraSouth American silver croakerRed-bellied piranhaRedtail catfishArapaimaTambaquiTrahiraSpeckled peacock bass
Clear beaches, payara and peacock bass.
Species:Granulated catfishSilver arowanaPike characinPayaraSouth American silver croakerRed-bellied piranhaRedtail catfishArapaimaTambaquiTrahiraSpeckled peacock bass
Brackish water with croakers, mullets and shrimp.
Species:Pearl cichlidChannel catfishLargemouth bass
São Paulo shrimp
Whitemouth croakerGolden doradoPiapara
Blue crabLebranche mulletTrahiraRainbow trout
Crevalle jack
Snook and crabs among the mangroves.
Species:Pearl cichlidGranulated catfish
Black grouperLargemouth bassSão Paulo shrimp
Mangrove crabSouth American silver croakerWhitemouth croakerGolden dorado
Mahi-mahi
Slender inshore squidPacuPiaparaSpotted sorubimCommon snookBlue crabLebranche mulletNile tilapiaTrahiraRainbow troutYellow peacock bass
BonefishCrevalle jack
Warm coast: jacks, groupers and squids.
Species:Pearl cichlid
Yellowfin tunaBlack grouper
Great barracuda
Atlantic tarponMangrove crabMahi-mahiCommon snookNile tilapiaBonefishCrevalle jack
Cold upwelling: mahi-mahi and tunas.
Species:Black grouperSão Paulo shrimpWhitemouth croakerMahi-mahiSlender inshore squidCrevalle jack
United States
8 spots and 36 species already in the water.
Huge largemouth bass among the weeds.
Species:Channel catfishLargemouth bass
BluegillCommon snook
Striped bassNile tilapia
Tarpon, bonefish and barracudas on the flats.
Species:Yellowfin tunaBlack grouperGreat barracudaAtlantic tarpon
Red drumMahi-mahiSlender inshore squidCommon snookStriped bassBlue crabNile tilapiaBonefishCrevalle jack
A reservoir famous for record largemouth bass.
Species:Channel catfishLargemouth bass
Smallmouth bassBluegill
Yellow perchCommon snookStriped bassNile tilapiaRainbow trout
Brown trout
Walleye
Bayous with redfish, catfish and blue crabs.
Species:Yellowfin tunaChannel catfishGreat barracudaLargemouth bassBluegillRed drumMahi-mahiStriped bassBlue crabCrevalle jack
Walleye and yellow perch in the Great Lakes.
Species:Channel catfishLargemouth bassSmallmouth bassBluegillYellow perchStriped bassRainbow troutBrown troutWalleye
Wild trout in cold mountain water.
Species:Largemouth bassSmallmouth bassBluegillYellow perch
Chinook salmonRainbow trout
Cutthroat troutBrown troutWalleye
King salmon and giant rainbow trout.
Species:
Coho salmonChinook salmonRainbow troutCutthroat trout
Striped bass and blue crabs.
Species:Yellowfin tunaChannel catfishLargemouth bassSmallmouth bassBluegillRed drumYellow perchStriped bassBlue crabRainbow troutBrown troutWalleye
Each spot's list comes from a survey of real occurrences: a species needs enough records in that state and has to tolerate the local water. It only enters the game once it has its own art — which is why a spot can have many species on paper and few in the water. A spot only opens with at least 3 of them ready.