Fish

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Fish are passive Creatures in Sea of Thieves. There are 10 species of fish that can be Fished, Cooked to be eaten, or sold to The Hunter's Call for Commendations, Reputation, and Gold.

Selling prices

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As of Season Nine, the prices for selling fish noted on this page represent the gold earned from Sovereigns. Selling directly to The Hunter's Call provides an additional 50% gold bonus.

Catching Fish

Main article: Fishing

Fish can be caught with a Fishing Rod and Bait (species depending). Some species have specific requirements detailed below.

Trophy Fish

Fish can be caught in 2 sizes: regular-sized Fish, and the larger Trophy Fish. These Trophy Fish are rarer and take longer to catch by struggling more and resting less than their regular-sized counterparts. Trophy Fish fetch higher rewards and more Reputation from the Hunter's Call.

There are three Hunter's Call Commendations related to Trophy Fish:

Cooking

Main article: Cooking

Fish is a two-portion food item that can be cooked on a stove to receive more benefits. Eating a Cooked Fish will heal Players and grant an extra reserve of Health. Burnt Fish will heal for a small amount. Eating two portions of Raw or Under-cooked Fish in an instance will cause the Player to vomit and their vision to become blurry.

Whole Fish can be sold to the Hunter's Call in any condition and count toward commendations, Cooked Fish reward the most Gold and Reputation.

Cooking Time (in seconds)
Size Under-cooked Cooked Burnt
Regular 30s 40s 80s
Trophy 80s 90s 180s

Fish Species

Splashtails

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Splashtails appear all over the Sea of Thieves. These playful little charmers are like sea puppies.
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Splashtails are found in most open bodies of water. They are the most common fish species. Cannot be caught in Ponds.

Does not require Bait to catch.

Splashtails Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Ruby Splashtail Base variant 75 Gold 190 Gold 100 Gold 255 Gold 115 Gold 285 Gold 15 Gold 45 Gold
Sunny Splashtail Common variant 150 Gold 375 Gold 205 Gold 505 Gold 225 Gold 565 Gold 35 Gold 85 Gold
Indigo Splashtail Uncommon variant 255 Gold 565 Gold 305 Gold 765 Gold 340 Gold 850 Gold 50 Gold 130 Gold
Umber Splashtail Rare variant 375 Gold 940 Gold 505 Gold 1,270 Gold 565 Gold 1,410 Gold 85 Gold 210 Gold
Seafoam Splashtail Night variant 150 Gold 375 Gold 205 Gold 505 Gold 225 Gold 565 Gold 35 Gold 80 Gold

Pondies

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Pondies are hungry fish that live in fresh water. Some pirates called them ‘Marooned Sailor’s Supper’..
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Pondies are found in fresh water Ponds. No other fish, not even Splashtails appear in these ponds.

Does not require Bait to catch.

For a complete list of locations, see the Ponds page.

Pondies Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Charcoal Pondie Base variant 75 Gold 190 Gold 100 Gold 255 Gold 115 Gold 285 Gold 15 Gold 45 Gold
Orchid Pondie Common variant 150 Gold 375 Gold 205 Gold 505 Gold 225 Gold 565 Gold 35 Gold 85 Gold
Bronze Pondie Uncommon variant 255 Gold 565 Gold 305 Gold 765 Gold 340 Gold 850 Gold 50 Gold 130 Gold
Bright Pondie Rare variant 375 Gold 940 Gold 505 Gold 1,270 Gold 565 Gold 1,410 Gold 85 Gold 210 Gold
Moonsky Pondie Night variant 150 Gold 375 Gold 205 Gold 505 Gold 225 Gold 565 Gold 35 Gold 85 Gold

Islehoppers

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These strange fish often gather near islands. Pirate folklore says that merfolk keep them as pets.
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Islehoppers can be found in the waters surrounding large islands. Each type of Islehopper, except the Rare Raven Islehopper, can only be found in the waters of specific large islands. The fishing range is within the island's title card area.

Does not require Bait to catch.

Islehoppers Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Stone Islehopper * see list above
for details
105 Gold 265 Gold 140 Gold 360 Gold 160 Gold 400 Gold 25 Gold 60 Gold
Moss Islehopper 105 Gold 265 Gold 140 Gold 360 Gold 160 Gold 400 Gold 25 Gold 60 Gold
Honey Islehopper 105 Gold 265 Gold 140 Gold 360 Gold 160 Gold 400 Gold 25 Gold 60 Gold
Raven Islehopper 1,050 Gold 2,625 Gold 1,420 Gold 3,545 Gold 1,575 Gold 3,940 Gold 235 Gold 590 Gold
Amethyst Islehopper 105 Gold 265 Gold 140 Gold 360 Gold 160 Gold 400 Gold 25 Gold 60 Gold

Ancientscales

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Ancientscales are partial to leeches, a tip that modern pirates learned from ancient cave paintings.
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Ancientscales can be found in the open waters of The Ancient Isles.

Requires Leeches as Bait to catch.

Ancientscales can be caught as far south and east as S-26.

Ancientscales Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Almond Ancientscale Base variant 225 Gold 565 Gold 305 Gold 765 Gold 340 Gold 850 Gold 50 Gold 130 Gold
Sapphire Ancientscale Common variant 300 Gold 750 Gold 405 Gold 1,015 Gold 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 70 Gold 170 Gold
Smoke Ancientscale Uncommon variant 375 Gold 940 Gold 505 Gold 1,270 Gold 565 Gold 1,410 Gold 85 Gold 210 Gold
Bone Ancientscale Rare variant 3,000 Gold 7,500 Gold 4,050 Gold 10,125 Gold 4,500 Gold 11,250 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold
Starshine Ancientscale Night variant 300 Gold 750 Gold 405 Gold 1,015 Gold 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 70 Gold 170 Gold

Plentifins

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These Shores of Plenty natives are considered good luck, unless you're an earthworm - their favourite.
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Plentifins can be found in the open waters of The Shores of Plenty.

Requires Earthworms as Bait to catch.

Plentifins Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Olive Plentifin Base variant 225 Gold 565 Gold 305 Gold 765 Gold 340 Gold 850 Gold 50 Gold 130 Gold
Amber Plentifin Common variant 300 Gold 750 Gold 405 Gold 1,015 Gold 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 70 Gold 170 Gold
Cloudy Plentifin Uncommon variant 375 Gold 940 Gold 505 Gold 1,270 Gold 565 Gold 1,410 Gold 85 Gold 210 Gold
Bonedust Plentifin Rare variant 3,000 Gold 7,500 Gold 4,050 Gold 10,125 Gold 4,500 Gold 11,250 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold
Watery Plentifin Night variant 300 Gold 750 Gold 405 Gold 1,015 Gold 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 70 Gold 170 Gold

Wildsplashes

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Stock up on earthworms to catch a Wildsplash. These grumpy fish are tough and thrive in harsh areas.
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Wildsplashes are found in the open waters of The Wilds.

Requires Earthworms as Bait to catch.

Wildsplashes Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Russet Wildsplash Base variant 225 Gold 565 Gold 305 Gold 765 Gold 340 Gold 850 Gold 50 Gold 130 Gold
Sandy Wildsplash Common variant 300 Gold 750 Gold 405 Gold 1,015 Gold 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 70 Gold 170 Gold
Ocean Wildsplash Uncommon variant 375 Gold 940 Gold 505 Gold 1,270 Gold 565 Gold 1,410 Gold 85 Gold 210 Gold
Muddy Wildsplash Rare variant 3,000 Gold 7,500 Gold 4,050 Gold 10,125 Gold 4,500 Gold 11,250 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold
Coral Wildsplash Night variant 300 Gold 750 Gold 405 Gold 1,015 Gold 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 70 Gold 170 Gold

Devilfish

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The Devil's Roar is a hostile environment for any creature. These fish survive on grubs, presumably boiled.
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Devilfish are one of the four Regional Fish and are only found in the open waters of The Devil's Roar.

Requires Grubs as Bait to catch.

The furthest south and east location to catch Devilfish is W-25.

Devilfishes Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Ashen Devilfish Base variant 225 Gold 565 Gold 305 Gold 765 Gold 340 Gold 850 Gold 50 Gold 130 Gold
Seashell Devilfish Common variant 300 Gold 750 Gold 405 Gold 1,015 Gold 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 70 Gold 170 Gold
Lava Devilfish Uncommon variant 375 Gold 940 Gold 505 Gold 1,270 Gold 565 Gold 1,410 Gold 85 Gold 210 Gold
Forsaken Devilfish Rare variant 3,000 Gold 7,500 Gold 4,050 Gold 10,125 Gold 4,500 Gold 11,250 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold
Firelight Devilfish Night variant 300 Gold 750 Gold 405 Gold 1,015 Gold 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 70 Gold 170 Gold

Battlegills

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Battlegills are considered a dark omen. But, with enough grubs for bait, they also make a hearty meal.
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Battlegills are fish attracted to danger. They are found in waters near Skeleton Ships, and any active Skeleton Fort, Fort of Fortune, or Fort of the Damned.

Requires Grubs as Bait to catch.

Battlegills cannot be caught near any other active World Events like active Ghost Fleet or Ashen Winds Battles.

Battlegills Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Jade Battlegill Base variant 375 Gold 940 Gold 505 Gold 1,270 Gold 565 Gold 1,410 Gold 85 Gold 210 Gold
Sky Battlegill Common variant 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 610 Gold 1,520 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold 100 Gold 225 Gold
Rum Battlegill Uncommon variant 525 Gold 1,315 Gold 710 Gold 1,775 Gold 790 Gold 1,975 Gold 120 Gold 295 Gold
Sand Battlegill Rare variant 3,750 Gold 9,375 Gold 5,065 Gold 12,655 Gold 5,625 Gold 14,065 Gold 845 Gold 2,110 Gold
Bittersweet Battlegill Night variant 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 610 Gold 1,520 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold 100 Gold 225 Gold

Wreckers

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These monsters love darkness and earthworms. Some call them 'Fool's Lanterns' due to their natural lights.
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Wreckers can only be found near Shipwrecks.

Requires Earthworms as Bait to catch.

The Blackcloud Wrecker is a unique variant that is only be caught near shipwrecks that are inside storms.

If the fish makes the line touch the wreck while fighting, the line will snap. The best position for fishing is from the wreck itself so the fish is always fleeing away from it. Try to get a spot away from the edges such as a mast spar.

Wreckers Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Rose Wrecker Base variant 375 Gold 940 Gold 505 Gold 1,270 Gold 565 Gold 1,410 Gold 85 Gold 210 Gold
Sun Wrecker Common variant 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 610 Gold 1,520 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold 100 Gold 225 Gold
Blackcloud Wrecker Storm variant 525 Gold 1,315 Gold 710 Gold 1,775 Gold 790 Gold 1,975 Gold 120 Gold 295 Gold
Snow Wrecker Rare variant 3,750 Gold 9,375 Gold 5,065 Gold 12,655 Gold 5,625 Gold 14,065 Gold 845 Gold 2,110 Gold
Moon Wrecker Night variant 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 610 Gold 1,520 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold 100 Gold 225 Gold

Stormfish

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This aggressive ocean fish enjoys leeches. Merrick claims that lightning can strike their long snouts!
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Stormfish are found in open waters inside heavy Storms (indicated by the spinning of the Compass and ringing of the Ship's Bell).

The Stormfish are mostly Region based catches, with the Rare and Night variants being available to be caught anywhere but The Devil's Roar Region, as Storms do not go there.

Requires Leeches as Bait to catch.

Tip: Shadow Stormfish are most efficiently caught at The Glorious Sea Dog Tavern and Uncharted Island (N-13) as these locations are not inside any Region. At these locations, the Fish spawn pool will only spawn Splashtails and the Rare and Night variant of Stormfish. Thus a daytime Stormfish is a guaranteed Shadow Stormfish.

Stormfish Raw Undercooked Cooked Burnt
Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy Regular Trophy
Ancient Stormfish The Ancient Isles variant 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 610 Gold 1,520 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold 100 Gold 225 Gold
Shores Stormfish The Shores of Plenty variant 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 610 Gold 1,520 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold 100 Gold 225 Gold
Wild Stormfish The Wilds variant 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 610 Gold 1,520 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold 100 Gold 225 Gold
Shadow Stormfish Rare variant 4,500 Gold 11,250 Gold 6,075 Gold 15,190 Gold 6,750 Gold 16,875 Gold 1,015 Gold 1,400 Gold
Twilight Stormfish Night variant 450 Gold 1,125 Gold 610 Gold 1,520 Gold 675 Gold 1,690 Gold 100 Gold 225 Gold

Notes

  • On rarity-based fish, the Common variant and the Night variant are of equal value to The Hunter's Call.
  • When region-specific fish are raw, the rarest fish are worth ten times as much as the second rarest fish. When other fish are raw, the rarest fish is ten times more than the least rare fish.
  • Stormfish and Islehoppers are not based on rarity, but are instead based on fishing location, with the former tied to Regions and the latter tied to specific Large Islands.
  • Wreckers have the same pricing as Battlegills.
  • Raw, undercooked, cooked, and burnt fish all count towards The Hunter's Call Commendations.
  • The large eyes of Islehoppers have a reflective surface, however, the reflection is the same sunny, palm-covered beach scene regardless of your location.
  • While raw fish is supposed to make the pirate sick, the effect requires consuming two portions in quick succession.
  • Half-eaten Fish cannot be sold.
  • Fish can randomly be found inside Shipwreck Barrels, Barrels of Plenty, Skeleton Ship Food Barrels, Rowboat Chests and Storage Crates.

Trivia

Patch history

  • 2.7.0 (November 22, 2022)
    • Wreckers now appear at shipwrecks while on Lost Shipment Voyages, and while exploring a Shipwreck Graveyard as part of the Legend of the Veil Voyage.

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