Fingers crossed we don't pull anything spooky out of the water while fishing in Harvest Island.
Just because Harvest Island has got a spooky twist doesn't mean fishing has been completely wiped off the map. In fact, this scary farming sim has a unique fishing mechanic that might take a bit to fully grasp. Though the fishing menu displays a lot of information about what fish can be found in each area and which bait you need to use to catch it, processing it all isn't always easy.
' All Fish You Can Catch on the Beach Screenshot by Gamepur The island is surrounded by sea, so there are many options to catch saltwater fish to the east and north of the farm. On the beach, you can catch Crabs, Surf Perch, Mackerel, Spotted Rockfish, Shrimp, Sardines, and Ocean Fish. All Fish You Can Catch in the Forest Screenshot by Gamepur Though the forest can be accessed by following the farm's path west or south, sweetwaters are scarce in the game's first few hours.
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