Hello! Below is a list of each fishing location in Wobbly Life and what types of fish you can catch there! The selling price is also listed next to each fish! I categorized each fish as either trash, common, uncommon, or rare based on what color appears behind the fish when you catch it! For example, trash shows up as brown, common fish show up as blue, uncommon fish show up as green, and rare fish show up as purple! You'll also find detailed steps on how to fish, and several tips to help you on your fishing journey, including how to find the Ocean Collection artifacts! Enjoy!

First, here's how to fish to help you get started!

1. Press F to interact with a fishing rod.
   
2. Hold right click to aim.
   
3. Press left click to cast your line while still holding right click.
   
4. Keep holding down right click until a fish bites.
   
5. Once a fish bites, a mouse icon will pop up. Press left click to start reeling it in.
   
6. Notice which way your fish is swimming, then pull it in the opposite direction. For example, if your fish is swimming to the left, move your mouse to the right.
   
7. When the mouse icon pops up again, hold left click to reel your fish in, but remember to let go when your fish starts swimming again.
   
8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 if necessary. The better the fish, the longer it takes to reel it in.

Here are some helpful tips to guide you on your fishing journey!

How to Find What You're Looking For:

• Three fishing huts can be found across Wobbly Island! These huts are where you can find fishing boats, sell your fish, apply for the fishing job, and check your Fish Book! The first one is on the beach close to the village, the second is on the west side of the pier below the amusement park, and the third is on the east side of the jungle beach! You can also find them by looking for the fish hook icons on the map!
  
• You'll need to use a fishing boat to fish most places, but not for Fresh Water or Ice Fishing! There are several Fresh Water fishing spots across Wobbly Island! My favorite spot is the pond shaped like a giant footprint south of the village, because it's so close to a fishing hut! But, you can also find Fresh Water fishing spots in the jungle and near the golf course as well!
  
• For Ice fishing, you'll have to venture up the snowy mountain road until you find the icy pond!
  
• The Docks fishing region can be found out a little ways from the pier fishing hut. Just don't go to far or you'll end up in the Deep Sea region!
  
• The Coral Reef fishing region can be found off the northeast shore of the jungle!
  
• The mysterious shipwreck can be found in between the lighthouse and observatory! You can find Gold Coins, Gold Ingots and even an exclusive artifact here, the Pearl!
  
• The museum can be found on the west side of the city, and you'll receive a special prize if you manage to donate all four fishing artifacts! Donate your artifacts by bringing them to the glowing yellow spot in front of the main desk inside the museum!
  
• The treasure hunters have three locations across Wobbly Island! The first is in the city across the road from the amusement park, the second is hidden away behind the snowy mountain, and the third is on the east side of the jungle beach! You can also find them by looking for the treasure map icons on the map!

Tips and Tricks:

• The village fishing hut is great for Shallow Sea and Deep Sea fishing!
  
• The pier fishing hut is perfect for Docks and Deep Sea fishing!
  
• The jungle fishing hut is best for Tropical Sea and Coral Reef fishing!
  
• When Fresh Water fishing or Ice Fishing, I recommend using a log truck, which can be bought at the city car dealership. These are great because you can haul tons of fish in them! When your truck is full, just drive to the nearest fishing hut, and dump all your fish into the net! You can even drive your truck right into the net to save time!
  
• Be cautious of the Overfished Area! These zones only contain trash and common fish. They're usually found in close proximity to fishing huts, so it's always best to sail a little ways from the dock before fishing to find better fish!
  
• If you're fishing to make money, I recommend heading over to the shipwreck! It may take some time to get there, but with a relatively high chance of catching Gold Coins, Gold Ingots, or Pearls, the trip will be worth it! All of these items can be sold to the treasure hunters!
  
• If you're lucky enough to catch an artifact while fishing, I recommend donating it to the museum if it's glowing! If it's not glowing however, it's safe to sell it to the treasure hunters for $150, because that means you've already donated it before!
  
• If you catch all 47 fish, go talk to the fisherman at the dock close to the village to redeem you're very own Super Yacht! I had to catch about 700 fish to find them all, so good luck!

Finding Artifacts:

• All 4 artifacts in the Ocean Collection are found by fishing! If you donate them all to the museum, you'll earn the Ocean Collection Costume!
  
• Coral: Coral is found by fishing in the Coral Reef region!
  
• Clam Shell: The Clam Shell is found by fishing in the Deep Sea region!
  
• Pearl: The Pearl is found by fishing in the Shallow Sea region, but only if you're near the shipwreck!
  
• Sea Turtle Shell: The Sea Turtle Shell is found by fishing in the Shallow Sea region, but only if you're near the Paradise Island beach! You don't have to catch it at any specific time, but if you're there at night, you may see baby turtles hatching on the beach!
  
• Each artifact can be sold to a treasure hunter for $150, so if you've already donated an artifact, I definitely recommend selling it!

Trash:

• Seaweed: $0

Common:

• Sea Cucumber: $4
  
• Green Seahorse: $5
  
• Yellow Seahorse: $5
  
• Parrotfish: $7

Uncommon:

• Angelfish: $15
  
• Pufferfish: $15
  
• Sunfish: $20

Rare:

• Clownfish: $50
  
• Blue Dragon: $60

Artifacts:

• Coral: $150 (Can be donated to the museum or sold to a treasure hunter)

Trash:

• Seaweed: $0

Common:

• Sardine: $4
  
• Grouper: $5
  
• Haddock: $6
  
• Flying Fish: $7

Uncommon:

• Jellyfish: $15
  
• Anglerfish: $20

Rare:

• Squid: $50
  
• Marlin: $60

Artifacts:

• Clam Shell: $150 (Can be donated to the museum or sold to a treasure hunter)

Trash:

• Boot: $0
  
• Seaweed: $0
  
• Shopping Trolley: $0
  
• Worm: $0

Common:

• Carp: $5
  
• Herring: $5
  
• Prawn: $5
  
• Haddock: $6

Uncommon:

• Starfish: $15
  
• Oyster: $20

Rare:

• Lobster: $50
  
• Giant Crab: $60

Artifacts:

• None

Trash:

• Boot: $0
  
• Shopping Trolley: $0

Common:

• Trout: $4
  
• Bream: $5
  
• Salmon: $6

Uncommon:

• Pink Salmon: $15
  
• Pike: $20

Rare:

• Rainbow Trout: $50
  
• WobblyFish: $60

Artifacts:

• None

Trash:

• Frozen Boot: $0
  
• Ice Cube: $0

Common:

• Arctic Cod: $4
  
• Sea Spider: $5
  
• Arctic Char: $6

Uncommon:

• Ice Fish: $15
  
• Snail Fish: $20

Rare:

• Spider Crab: $50
  
• Ice Cube Fish: $60

Artifacts:

• None

Trash:

• Boot: $0
  
• Sea Urchin: $0
  
• Seaweed: $0
  
• Shopping Trolley: $0

Common:

• Sardine: $4
  
• Carp: $5
  
• Herring: $5
  
• Haddock: $6
  
• Cod: $7

Uncommon:

• Cockle: $10
  
• Catfish: $15
  
• Flounder: $20

Rare:

• Sawfish: $50
  
• Giant Tuna: $60
  
• Gold Coin: $75 (Only found near the shipwreck and can only be sold to a treasure hunter)
  
• Gold Ingot: $75 (Only found near the shipwreck and can only be sold to a treasure hunter)

Artifacts:

• Pearl: $150 (Only found near the shipwreck and can be donated to the museum or sold to a treasure hunter)
  
• Sea Turtle Shell: $150 (Only found near Paradise Island beach and can be donated to the museum or sold to a treasure hunter)

Trash:

• Boot: $0
  
• Sea Urchin: $0
  
• Seaweed: $0

Common:

• Sea Cucumber: $4
  
• Eel: $5
  
• Parrotfish: $7

Uncommon:

• Angelfish: $15
  
• Sunfish: $20

Rare:

• Lionfish: $50
  
• Stingray: $60

Artifacts:

• None

I hope this guide was helpful! If you have any questions, feel free to ask me in the comments! Have fun fishing, fellow Wobblies!