Turning an activity that could leave you sitting in a boat for hours on end with no action can be tough to translate into an engaging gaming experience, but the folks at Fishing Planet LLC have taken a stab at it and ended up with some interesting results. Without moving from that peg, you could also look at your back and cast on the plants that are in front of the other near peg, some catches are also there.While they’ve always been a niche product, fishing games have existed as long as the video game medium. If you catch, cast another time on the same channel. The 3 channels: cast on 1 of them, reel, if nothing happens, change. Lift and drop, speed 1 is good, 2 a little bit fast, some fishes will be missed.
Shads, same as cranks, different colors are better for different weathers.īut I've seen that the white/redhead one works decently evetytime. Good colors are rainbow, smoky, blue.I don't think that extravagant colors works good with basses. Reel normally on speed 1, don't do nothing else. You have to find what color works better in a certain weather, but in the end all of them catch good. the best (probably related to the game physics). :Dįor basses in Florida, #4/0 hooks are the right way.Ĭranks. Waiting for a cooldown in Alaska, I can expand what I said before.
Go in the infinite tunnels peg and fish on the 3 channels you'll see on your left. Am I right? Can u give us some tips more?:D now im alomst bankrupt and im farming in Emerald:D Originally posted by adik231:I heard that floryda is good to make money, but i couldnt catch a lot, I had only lures 7-14g and some 21g and I noticed this 21g was working well. I may get 2 ingame days worth of fishing in a single real time day, so that cost has to be factored in as well.
The one caveat to multi-day trips is the way licenses currently work. Probably that's why I don't think about it when I give advices. Personally I've never done a trip shorter than 5 days (IIrc my record is 14 days of salmons in Alaska in one single trip :) ). Tldr It's not uncommon for me (at level 34) to be negative for a trip at the end of the first day, but it's very rare for me to leave a lake without making a profit. If you can't catch more than 5 Walleye in New York, then you seriously need to reevaluate your strategy. One more day of the same, and you've broken even.Ī place like New York, where Walleye are averaging 244 per fish, you only need ~5 caught to make that 1000. Some people may look at it and say "I better cut my losses I can't be profitable at this lake." However, if you got to the next day (bringing your trip total to -1500) and still catch 1000 worth, you're now at -500. Your first day, you can only catch 1000 worth of fish. Say it costs 2000 to travel to a lake, and 500 for each additional day. Originally posted by PhoenixAshen:The single best tip I can give is to stay at a lake multiple days.
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