Preparing for Fishing. Fishing Window. Waterbody

You pressed the cherished “Go Fishing!” button and found yourself at one of the waterbodies, where you can already start fishing. But before you take out your rod, let’s go through all the window elements to make the gameplay as comfortable as possible!

1. Top Panel

• Green experience bar (on the left): you gain fishing experience for every fish you catch.

  Fishing experience depends on:
  — the fish species (see the coefficient in the fish reference);
  — the fish’s length (pay attention to the “estimated length” — it's specified for each species; if your catch is smaller, you’ll get little experience, but if it’s bigger — you’ll get more);
  — “Experience Soup” cooked at home (it lets you catch fish 5% longer and gain more experience).

  When the green bar reaches 100%, your fishing level increases.

  Fishing level gives access to new fishing bases. For example, if the map says “minimum level: 6” and you’re only level 5, you can’t enter this base without a permit. Permits can be obtained by completing quests (5% chance for players from level 5) or purchased in the premium shop.

• Yellow fatigue bar: as long as the rod is in your hands, fatigue builds up. When it reaches the maximum, you can't fish anymore — you need to rest.
  • You can rest by going home (select “Rest” option).
  • If you have a premium minibus, you’ll see the “Rest” button right at the waterbody (sleep in the bus).
  • The fatigue indicator helps you remember to take breaks — do some eye exercises!
  • You can slow down fatigue accumulation by:
    • using a more comfortable chair (available for coins and in premium);
    • eating “Energy Soup” (halves fatigue gain; cooked at home).
• Center number — your current fishing level.
• Top right corner — shows the amount of game coins and current in-game time.

2. Yellow Arrows

Before taking out your rod, choose a spot at the waterbody using the “left-right” arrows. In different parts of the waterbody (left edge, center, right edge), the same fish species may behave differently or prefer different bait. Don’t forget to experiment! After the rod is in your hands, the arrows disappear — if you want to move, put the rod back into your inventory.

3. Bottom Panel Buttons

• Home — return to the fishing base (the rod must be put away in inventory).
• Character — view player stats: experience, coins, pearls, transport, houses, fish statistics, current quests, skill upgrade window (for pearls), prizes.
• Tackle — switch tackle (feeder, float, spinning), select another rod or reel, change bait, groundbait, or lure. All of this is done by clicking on the icons. After making a selection, press “Take the rod”.
• Inventory — view the amount of soups, repair kits, permits, depth finder, type of keepnet and fishing chair.
• Keepnet — view your caught fish.
• Quests — quick access to current quests.

Now you’re ready to select tackle, pick bait, and start fishing at your chosen waterbody! Good luck and tight lines!