Fields of Mistria Fishing Guide: All Fish List and Locations

Learn how to master the art of fishing in Fields of Mistria with this guide. We will provide all fish list and how to get them.

Fishing in Fields of Mistria is a great way to earn money and relax. This guide covers everything you need to know about catching fish in the game. From getting your first rod to reeling in rare catches, we’ve got you covered.

How to Fish in Fields of Mistria

To start fishing, you’ll need a rod. The easiest way is to buy a Worn Fishing Rod from the Tackle Shop for 500 Tessarae. But if you’re patient, wait until you unlock the mines. With some copper ore, you can craft a Copper Fishing Rod through smithing. This saves money early on.

Fishing is simple once you get the hang of it:

1. Equip your rod and hold down the use key to cast. Better rods let you cast further.
2. Look for fish silhouettes in the water – bigger shadows mean bigger fish!
3. When a fish nibbles, wait for the “!” to appear.
4. Then press the use key again to catch it.

There’s no minigame, but fishing uses a lot of energy.

Pro tip: Fish when you’re almost out of energy. You can still catch with 1 energy left, then eat berries to keep going.

Types of Fishing Spots

You can fish in several places:

• Rivers
• Ponds
• Ocean
• Mines
• Town fountain

Each spot has different fish. Some are only found in certain seasons or weather conditions.

Sometimes you’ll see small pools in the water. Swim over and interact to gather fish or items without a rod. These items are mostly for selling.

All Fish List in Fields of Mistria

Here is a table of the complete fish list and how to find them in Fields of Mistria:

Fish	Rarity	Size	Location	Season	Weather	Value
Alligator Gar	Rare	Giant	Pond	Winter	–	100
Anchovy	Common	Small	Ocean	Spring	–	35
Angel Fish	Common	Small	Pond	Spring	–	45
Archerfish	Uncommon	Small	Tide Caverns	–	–	45
Barb	Common	Small	Pond	Spring	–	40
Blue Gill	Common	Small	River	Spring	–	40
Bluefish	Common	Large	Pond	Fall	Rain	45
Bonito	Common	Medium	Ocean	Summer, Winter	–	45
Bowfish	Common	Large	River	Winter	–	40
Bream	Common	Large	River	Summer	–	45
Brown Bullhead	Common	Medium	Pond	Summer	–	40
Brown Trout	Common	Large	Pond	Spring	–	50
Bullfrog	Common	Small	Pond	Summer, Winter	Rain, Snow	45
Burbot	Common	Large	Pond	Winter	Snow	45
Butterfish	Common	Small	Ocean	Fall	–	40
Carp	Common	Medium	River	Spring	–	35
Catfish	Uncommon	Medium	Pond	All	–	80
Cave Eel	Uncommon	Medium	Upper Mines	–	–	50
Cave Shark	Rare	Large	Upper Mines	–	–	80
Cave Shrimp	Common	Small	Upper Mines	–	–	35
Char	Common	Large	Ocean	Summer	–	40
Cherry Fish	Legendary	Small	Pond	Spring	Cherry Blossoms	–
Chub	Common	Small	River	Spring	–	45
Chum	Uncommon	Large	River	Summer, Winter	–	75
Cod	Common	Large	Ocean	Summer, Winter	–	45
Crab	Common	Small	Ocean	Summer	–	40
Crucian Carp	Common	Medium	Pond	Spring	–	40
Dace	Common	Small	River	Winter	Snow	45
Dart	Common	Small	Ocean	Summer	–	45
Earth Eel	Common	Medium	Deep Earth	–	–	45
Emerald-Horned Charger	Rare	Large	Deep Earth	–	–	120
Fiber	Junk	–	–	All	–	2
Flathead Catfish	Common	Medium	Pond	Winter	–	30
Freshwater Eel	Common	Medium	River	Winter	–	45
Frog	Common	Small	Pond	Spring, Fall	–	35
Gar	Common	Large	River	Summer, Winter	–	35
Giant Koi	Rare	Giant	Pond	Summer	–	90
Giant Tilapia	Uncommon	Giant	Pond	Winter	–	80
Goby	Uncommon	Medium	River	All	–	70
Golden Shiner	Common	Small	Pond	Summer	–	45
Goldfish	Rare	Small	Pond	Spring	–	120
Grayling	Common	Small	River	Fall	Rain	40
Grouper	Rare	Giant	Ocean	Summer	–	90
Halibut	Common	Large	Ocean	Fall	Rain	50
Herring	Common	Small	River	Winter	–	45
Horse Mackerel	Common	Small	Ocean	Winter	–	40
Jellyfish	Uncommon	Medium	Ocean	Spring, Fall	–	80
Killifish	Common	Small	Pond	Fall	–	40
King Crab	Common	Large	Ocean	Winter	Snow	45
Koi	Common	Medium	Pond	All	–	40
Lake Chub	Common	Small	Pond	Summer	–	35
Lamprey	Common	Small	River	Fall	–	70
Leaf Fish	Legendary	Small	River	Fall	Falling leaf	–
Lightning Fish	Legendary	Medium	River	Summer	Stormy	–
Loach	Common	Small	River	Summer	–	45
Lobster	Common	Medium	Ocean	Spring	–	40
Mackerel	Common	Large	Ocean	Spring	Rain	45
Mini-Whale Shark	Rare	Large	Tide Caverns	–	–	100
Minnow	Common	Small	River	Summer	–	40
Mullet	Common	Medium	Ocean	Fall	–	40
Oarfish	Rare	Giant	Ocean	Winter	–	100
Ocean Sunfish	Giant	Rare	Ocean	Spring	–	80
Octopus	Uncommon	Large	Ocean	Summer, Winter	–	70
Paddlefish	Giant	Rare	River	Spring	–	90
Pebble Minnow	Common	Small	Deep Earth	–	–	45
Perch	Common	Large	River	Fall	Rain	45
Pike	Common	Large	River	All	–	45
Pollock	Common	Large	Ocean	All	–	35
Puffer Fish	Uncommon	Medium	Ocean	Summer, Winter	–	90
Rainbow Trout	Common	Medium	Pond	Fall	–	35
Razorback	Rare	Medium	River	Fall	–	160
Red Snapper	Common	Large	Ocean	Spring, Fall	–	45
Roach	Common	Medium	Pond	All	–	35
Rock Bass	Common	Medium	River	Spring, Fall	–	40
Rock Guppy	Uncommon	Small	Upper Mines	–	–	40
Rockbiter	Uncommon	Medium	Deep Earth	–	–	55
Salmon	Common	Large	River	Spring, Fall	–	40
Sand Lance	Common	Small	Ocean	Winter	–	45
Sapphire Betta	Common	Small	Tide Caverns	–	–	40
Sardine	Common	Small	Ocean	All	–	35
Sauger	Common	Large	Pond	Summer	–	45
Saury	Common	Large	Ocean	Fall	–	45
Sea Bass	Common	Medium	Ocean	Winter	–	40
Sea Bream	Common	Medium	Ocean	Spring, Fall	–	45
Shad	Common	Medium	River	Fall	–	40
Shadow Bass	Rare	Medium	River	Winter	–	140
Shardfin	Uncommon	Small	Deep Earth	–	–	55
Shark	Rare	Giant	Ocean	Fall	–	100
Shrimp	Common	Small	Ocean	Spring	–	40
Smallmouth Bass	Common	Small	River	All	–	35
Snakehead	Uncommon	Large	Pond	Spring, Fall	–	60
Snapping Turtle	Common	Large	Pond	Summer, Winter	–	40
Snow Fish	Legendary	Medium	Ocean	Winter	Blizzard	–
Squid	Common	Medium	Ocean	All	–	30
Stingray	Common	Medium	Ocean	Summer	–	40
Stone Loach	Common	Medium	Upper Mines	All	–	35
Striped Bass	Common	Large	Pond	Fall	–	40
Sturgeon	Uncommon	Large	River	Spring, Fall	–	80
Sweetfish	Common	Medium	River	Summer	–	45
Swordfish	Uncommon	Large	Ocean	Spring, Fall	–	80
Tarpon	Rare	Giant	River	Summer	–	100
Tetra	Common	Small	Pond	All	–	40
Tilapia	Common	Small	Pond	Winter	–	45
Transparent Jellyfish	Common	Medium	Tide Caverns	–	–	40
Trout	Common	Medium	River	All	–	40
Tuna	Common	Large	Ocean	All	–	40
Turtle	Common	Large	Pond	All	–	45
Walleye	Common	Large	River	Spring	Rain	45
Water Balloon Fish	Uncommon	Medium	Tide Caverns	–	–	50
White Perch	Rare	Medium	Pond	Fall	–	120
Wood	Junk	–	–	All	–	2

Rare and Legendary Fish

Keep an eye out for rare and legendary fish. They’re harder to catch but worth more. Some examples:

• Cherry Fish: Only in ponds during spring cherry blossoms
• Leaf Fish: Found in rivers during fall when leaves are falling
• Lightning Fish: Appears in rivers during summer storms
• Snow Fish: Catch in the ocean during winter blizzards

These special fish often have unique requirements. Pay attention to the season and weather for the best chance to catch them.

Conclusion

Fishing is a fun, relaxing, and rewarding activity in Fields of Mistria. By following this guide, you have the knowledge on all the fish types and location, allowing you to master the art of fishing in the game.