STARDEW VALLEY / FISH
Fish
Fishing locations, seasons, weather and legendary catches.
17 entriesReviewed 2026-10-27
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FishingSunfish
A common river fish associated with sunny spring and summer conditions.
FishingCatfish
A challenging fish commonly associated with rainy weather in suitable waters.
FishingEel
A fish associated with rainy evenings during spring and fall in the ocean.
FishingSturgeon
Mountain lake fish associated with summer and winter and useful for fish-pond progression.
FishingPufferfish
A seasonal ocean fish associated with sunny summer afternoons.
FishingRed Snapper
An ocean fish associated with rainy conditions during relevant seasons.
FishingLargemouth Bass
Mountain lake fish that is useful in early collections and bundles.
FishingTuna
Ocean fish associated with summer and winter.
FishingWalleye
A fish commonly associated with rainy fall evenings in appropriate waters.
FishingGhostfish
A fish found in underground waters in the Mines.
FishingLava Eel
A rare difficult fish associated with lava fishing areas.
FishingOctopus
One of the more difficult ocean catches with a restricted schedule.
FishingLegend
Legendary fish with a springtime mountain-lake requirement and a demanding catch minigame.
FishingCrimsonfish
Legendary summer fish associated with the eastern beach fishing location.
FishingAngler
Legendary fall fish found by the wooden bridge north of JojaMart's area.
FishingGlacierfish
Legendary winter fish caught in Cindersap Forest waters.
FishingMutant Carp
Legendary fish associated with the Sewers.
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