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All Fish in the Second Sea in Fisch – How to Catch Them

There's even a toilet fish...

Aleksandar Perisic

Published: Apr 4, 2025 1:16 PM UTC

One great thing about the Second Sea update in Fisch is all the new fish you get to catch. There are 8 new locations in the Second Sea, and you can bet they all have new fish to catch. To help you out, we made this guide listing every single fish in the Second Sea, plus a few tips on how to catch the difficult ones. Here are all Fish in the Second Sea in Fisch.

All Fish in Azure Lagoon

A Fisch player has caught a Depth Drifter — Screenshot by Destructoid

Azure Lagoon is a tropical archipelago of a few smaller islands. There are 12 new fish in this zone. We caught all of the following fish with the Free Spirit Rod using the Instant Catcher bait. For the most part, we didn’t have any trouble catching any of these fish, except for the Algae Lurker, for some reason. If you’re having trouble, using a Lucky Rod helps a lot.

Name	Rarity	Weather	Time	Season	Bait	Average Weight (kg)	Average Price (E$)
Murkfin	Common	Foggy	Day	Fall	Worm	31	30
Brackscale	Uncommon	Rain	/	Spring	Seaweed	40	70
Lagoon Dart	Uncommon	Rain	Night	Summer	Shrimp	50	75
Swampjaw	Unusual	Rain	Night	Fall	Insect	80	120
Glimmer Guppy	Unusual	Foggy	Day	Winter	Flakes	65	125
Reed Striker	Rare	Windy	Night	Summer	Minnow	100	350
Algae Lurker	Rare	Clear	Day	Spring	Squid	120	350
Azure Prowler	Legendary	Clear	Night	Fall	Mist Worms	160	1,200
Phantom Brine	Legerndary	Foggy	Day	Winter	Mist Worms	150	1,200
Bloomtail	Mythical	Rain	Night	Spring	Mist Worms	200	2,700
Depth Drifter	Exotic	Windy	/	Summer	Golden Worm	1250	5,200
Verdant Mirage	Secret	Foggy	Day	Fall	Luminous Larva	830	1,5000

All Fish in Emberreach

Emberreach is a pain to complete. The game won’t tell you, but you actually have two types of fish here (fish you can catch on the shore, and the ones you can catch in the pond in the middle of the island). To catch the Secret Molten Ripple, use a Steady Rod with an Instant Catcher (don’t ask, it just works). Other than that, just keep at it and eventually you should have them all.

Name	Rarity	Weather	Time	Season	Bait	Average Weight (kg)	Average Price (E$)
Pyre Fang	Common	Foggy	Day	Fall	Worm	15	25
Glowfin Skipper	Common	Rain	Night	Spring	Seaweed	250	25
Lava Bream	Common	Windy	/	Summer	Insect	65	60
Moltenstripe	Common	Clear	Day	Winter	Squid	30	75
Firecrest	Common	Rain	Night	Summer	Ember Berries	250	30
Ashscale Minnow	Common	Foggy	Day	Fall	Shrimp	15	25
Smogfish	Uncommon	Foggy	/	Spring	Insect	150	120
Sulfur Snapper	Uncommon	Foggy	Night	Fall	Squid	420	115
Sunflare Tetra	Uncommon	Rain	Night	Summer	Sapphire Krill	140	120
Hellmaw Eel	Uncommon	Clear	Day	Winter	Flakes	36	70
Magma Pike	Uncommon	Windy	/	Fall	Seaweed	70	65
Smolderfang	Unusual	Rain	Night	Winter	Seaweed	162	120
Searfin	Unusual	Clear	Day	Winter	Coal	440	110
Furnace Leaper	Unusual	Clear	Day	Summer	Flakes	410	110
Basalt Pike	Unusual	Rain	Night	Winter	Minnow	150	120
Inferno Chaser	Rare	Windy	Night	Winter	Minnow	380	320
Volcanic Prowler	Rare	Clear	Day	Spring	Magnet	840	300
Cragscale	Rare	Foggy	Night	Fall	Minnow	390	310
Blazebelly	Rare	Clear	Day	Spring	Coal	870	300
Cinder Dart	Legendary	Foggy	/	Spring	Insect	190	880
Emberwing	Legendary	Foggy	Night	Fall	Ember Berries	340	950
Scorchray	Legendary	Rain	Night	Spring	Shrimp	180	870
Brimstone Angler	Mythical	Foggy	Night	Fall	Ember Berries	330	1,500
Obsidian Koi	Mythical	Windy	/	Summer	Magnet	320	1,500
Tropicspike	Exotic	Windy	/	Winter	Golden Worm	3,600	3,200
Molten Ripple	Secret	Windy	Day	Summer	Luminous Larva	2,400	8,600

All Fish in Waveborne

The first island you start at when you get to the Second Sea. It’s a great place to start working on your new Bestiary and to test out some of the new rods.

Name	Rarity	Weather	Time	Season	Bait	Average Weight (kg)	Average Price (E$)
Drift Claw	Common	Rain	Night	Fall	Shrimp	80	25
Gale Snapper	Common	Windy	Day	Spring	Worm	3,5	20
Sprayfin	Uncommon	Clear	Day	Winter	Minnow	9	60
Foamrunner	Uncommon	Foggy	/	Summer	Flakes	90	55
Depth Lurker	Unusual	Foggy	/	Fall	Insect	40	100
Ripple Spine	Unusual	Clear	Night	Spring	Seaweed	130	95
Surge Pike	Rare	Windy	Day	Summer	Magnet	270	255
Abyss Dart	Rare	Rain	Night	Winter	Squid	1,200	270
Tide Fang	Legendary	Windy	Day	Fall	Neuro Slug	100	800
Breaker Moth	Legendary	Foggy	Night	Spring	Gale Grub	55	750
Gust Tail	Mythical	Windy	/	Summer	Nightmare Larva	875	1,600
Wave Piercer	Mythical	Clear	Night	Winter	Truffle Worm	95	1,400
Vortex Ray	Exotic	Rain	Day	Fall	Luminous Larva	750	5,000
Storm Skipper	Secret	Windy	Night	Spring	Golden Worm	100	6,500

All Fish in the Isle of New Beginnings

As of ꦺwriting this, the Isle of New Beginnings is the best place for XP farming in the༒ Second Sea because of those sweet Tartarugas.

Name	Rarity	Weather	Time	Season	Bait	Average Weight (kg)	Average Price (E$)
Reefdart	Common	Clear	Night	Spring	Shrimp	12	35
Tidallow	Common	Clear	Day	Summer	Worm	10	28
Crestscale	Uncommon	Windy	/	Summer	Seaweed	20	70
Horizon Tetra	Unusual	Clear	Day	Spring	Flakes	27	120
Driftfin	Rare	Rain	Night	Fall	Insect	45	330
Lantern Snapper	Legendary	Clear	Night	Summer	Crystal Bananas	60	930
Abyss Flicker	Mythical	Rain	Night	Winter	Crystal Bananas	75	1,800
Tartaruga	Exotic	Foggy	/	Winter	Mist Worms	2,400	6,150
Whisper Eel	Exotic	Windy	/	Spring	Golden Worm	1,000	3,400
Phantom Koi	Secret	Foggy	Day	Fall	Luminous Larva	650	9,500

All Fish in Lushgrove

As of writing this, Lushgrove isn’t a very notable place in the Second Sea, but a lot of limited-time events spawn around it, such as the Animal Fish.

Name	Rarity	Weather	Time	Season	Bait	Average Weight (kg)	Average Price (E$)
Bogscale	Common	Foggy	Day	Fall	Worm	5	25
Murkdrifter	Common	Rain	Night	Spring	Shrimp	90	30
Vinefish	Uncommon	Windy	/	Summer	Seaweed	20	55
Canopy Tetra	Uncommon	Clear	Day	Winter	Flakes	10	65
Fogstripe	Unusual	Foggy	/	Spring	Insect	50	120
Hollow Snapper	Unusual	Foggy	Night	Winter	Minnow	135	110
Temple Perch	Rare	Clear	Day	Summer	Magnet	110	910
Relic Dart	Rare	Rain	Night	Winter	Minnow	120	300
Glade Lurker	Legendary	Foggy	Night	Fall	Lushrooms	110	910
Echo Koi	Legendary	Clear	Day	Spring	Lushrooms	60	820
Jungle Phantom	Mythical	Rain	Night	Summer	Lushrooms	110	1,600
Idolfish	Exotic	Windy	/	Winter	Golden Worm	1,200	3,000
Primordial Levi	Secret	Windy	Night	Fall	Luminous Larva	820	8,200

All Fish in Pine Shoals

This is a small island with pine trees (hence the name) and a lighthouse at the edge. Nothing ওspecial here, yet, but there is still a bestiary to fill here.

Name	Rarity	Weather	Time	Season	Bait	Average Weight (kg)	Average Price (E$)
Watching Glowfin	Common	Clear	Day	Spring	Worm	2,5	15
Drifting Gildfin	Common	Foggy	Night	Fall	Shrimp	3	21
Blue Foamtail	Uncommon	Windy	Day	Summer	Flakes	4	40
Redwood Duskray	Unusual	Clear	Night	Fall	Minnow	5	80
Oak Stripetail	Rare	Foggy	Day	Winter	Squid	7	150
Pine Zephyrfish	Legendary	Windy	Night	Spring	Gale Grub	8	930
Parktail Spinesnapper	Mythical	Clear	Night	Summer	Gale Grub	10	1,900
Sunray Sunscale	Exotic	Clear	Day	Summer	Mist Worms	2,400	6,150
Whisper Eel	Exotic	Windy	/	Spring	/	14	5,800
Thornfish	Secret	Foggy	Night	Fall	Luminous Larva	20	8,200

We’ll keep updating the list with more fish as more updates roll out.

How to Catch Toilet Fish in Fisch

A Fisch player has caught a Toilet Fish — Screenshot by Destructoid

You can catch a Toilet Fish by fishing in the Open Ocean in the Second Sea. Despite being a Secret Fish, we were able to catch one in about 10 minutes. We used the Free Spirit Rod with Instant Catcher as bait, but if you want to maximize your chances, you can also use a rod with a lower maximum weight, such as the Training Rod and Weird Algae.

Even though it’s a reference to Skibidi Toilet, there’s really nothing special about this secret fish, other than being a gag. It’s not difficult to catch, it’s not worth much, it’s just a fish in a toilet.

How to Catch a Sea Leviathan in Fisch

A Fisch player is trying to catch a Sea Leviathan — Screenshot by Destructoid

You can catch a Sea Leviathan in the Second Sea when it’s spawned and only if you are fishing in its area. Unlike many Exotic Fish we’ve seen in the First Sea, the Sea Leviathan is annoyingly different. Even though you can make one spawn by spamming Tempest and Smokescreen Totems only at night, you won’t get a notification that a Sea Leviathan has spawned. Instead, you have to go out and look for one.

Sea Leviathans can swim around the Second Sea, usually around the edges of the map (around Lushgrove), and you literally need to roam around and hope you find ꧅them during Rainy or Foggy weather.

One thing that may help in your search is floating purple boxes. If you see them out in the Second Sea (they do stand out), you’ll know there’s a Sea Leviathan somewhere. It has a -90% Speed Progress, and your enchantments won’t work, so make sure you use a rod with high Resilience.

How to catch Tartaruga in Fisch

A Fisch player is holding a Tartaruga — Screenshot by Destructoid

If you’re after the best fish for grinding XP in the Second Sea, then you’re not looking for a fish at all, but a Turtle. Tartarugas are currently the best source of XP in the Second Sea. You can read more about this in our Best Second Sea XP and Farming Locations in Fisch.

You can catch a Tartaruga on the Isle of New Beginnings. Tartarugas are somewhat rare, but you should be able to catch a few with even the worst rod. Still, to improve your chances, we recommend you use a Free Spirit Rod with an Instant Catcher. 🍷If you have rarer bait, like Luminous Larva or Golden 💟Worms, they are great picks too.

That’s all three is to it. Have fun catching all the fish in the Second Sea, especially those tougher ones. If you haven’t already, check out our Fisch codes for some free in-game goodies.

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