In Terraria macht Angeln Spaß, denn die Aktivität gibt Ihnen ein Erfolgserlebnis, wenn Sie seltene Fische einholen. Sie können damit auch spezielle Ausrüstung erhalten, genau wie im Kampf gegen Terraria-Bosse. Das Angeln im 2D-Sandbox-Spiel könnte jedoch schwierig sein, wenn Sie nicht wissen, was Sie dafür brauchen, wo Sie es tun und wie Sie den besten Fang machen.
Wenn Sie Probleme haben oder Ihre Fähigkeiten beim Terrarienfischen verbessern möchten, lesen Sie diesen Artikel vollständig. Wir werden Ihnen alles über die Aktivität beibringen, damit Sie in kürzester Zeit wie ein Profi-Angler werden.
In diesem Artikel
- Vorbereitung der Angelanforderungen für Terrarien
- Gewässer
- Angelrute
- Wanzennetz
- Köder
- Lernen Sie die Mechanik des Terraria-Fischens
- Verbessere deine Angelfähigkeiten in Terrarien
- Fischereileistung
- Glück
- Vögel zum Fangen beim Terrarienfischen
- Quest-unabhängige Kreaturen
- Questbasierte Kreaturen
- Die besten Gegenstände, die man beim Angeln in Terrarien bekommt
Vorbereitung der Angelanforderungen für Terrarien
Der erste Schritt, um ein Experte für das Angeln in Terrarien zu werden, besteht darin, vorher zu wissen und vorzubereiten, was Sie brauchen. Wenn Sie diese bereits kennen, können Sie gerne zu den folgenden Abschnitten springen.
Gewässer
Die Tiefen der Seen, Meere und Ozeane beherbergen Fische und versunkene Schätze. Das heißt, Sie müssen zu den Biomen mit Gewässern gehen oder eines schaffen, um die Lebewesen und Gegenstände einzuspulen. In Terraria kannst du auch in Lava oder Honig fischen.
Beachten Sie, dass der Angelplatz 1.000, 50 und 75 Kacheln tief sein sollte, wenn Sie zum Meer, zu einem Honigbecken oder zu anderen Gewässern gehen müssen.
Angelrute
Die Angelrute ist die Hauptausrüstung für Terraria-Angler. Du kannst die besagte Rute mit deinen Vorräten herstellen oder sie von nicht spielbaren Charakteren (NPCs), besiegten Feinden, Truhen und Kisten bekommen.
Darüber hinaus unterscheiden sich Terraria-Angelruten in Bezug auf die Wirksamkeit. Das heißt, wenn Sie viele haben, müssen Sie immer noch die beste auswählen. Um Ihnen die Entscheidung zu erleichtern, präsentieren wir Ihnen in der folgenden Tabelle eine Übersicht der Ruten, die Sie im Spiel erhalten können. Die Ausrüstung ist nach Fangleistung geordnet, von oben nach unten von der schwächsten zur stärksten.
Angelrute | Angelleistung | Rezept/Quelle |
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Angelrute aus Holz | 5 % | 8 Holz |
Verstärkte Angelrute | 15 % | 8 Eisenstangen |
Seelenfischer | 20 % | 8 Dämonitbarren |
Fleischfänger | 22 % | 8 Crimtanbarren |
Chum Caster | 25 % | Umherziehender Augenfisch oder Zombiemerman besiegt |
Skarabäus-Angelrute | 25 % | Trugbild- oder Oasenkisten |
Fiberglas-Angelrute | 27 % | Dschungel- oder Brombeerkisten, Efeu-Truhen |
Mechanikerstange | 30 % | Mechaniker (Kauf für 20 Goldmünzen) |
Angelrute der sitzenden Ente | 40 % | Reisender Händler (Kauf für 35 Goldmünzen) |
Hotline Angelhaken | 45 % | Angler (nach 25 Hard-Mode-Quests, nicht garantiert) |
Goldene Angel | 50 % | Angler (nach 30 Quests im harten Modus) |
Wanzennetz
Wenn Sie überrascht sind, dass ein Käfernetz in der Eimerliste der Anforderungen steht, ist es zum Fangen von Ködern wie Würmern, Schnecken und Insekten. Es ist leicht zu bekommen. Du kannst das Basisnetz beim Händler für 25 Silbermünzen kaufen.
Das Käfernetz kann in Kombination mit 15 Höllensteinbarren in einer Höllenschmiede zum Lavafesten Käfernetz aufgerüstet werden. Die resultierende Ausrüstung eignet sich hervorragend zum Angeln in Lava oder der Unterwelt. Alternativ können Sie sich an Angelquests des Anglers versuchen, um das beste Netz im Spiel zu erhalten, das Golden Bug Net. Das Premium-Netz kann in der Ober- und Unterwelt funktionieren und lässt köderartige Kreaturen schneller aus dem Gras und den Blumen spawnen, auf die es trifft.
Köder
Beim Terrarienfischen ist der Köder das, was die Fische oder Schätze anlockt. Es ist nicht schwer zu bekommen. Sie können einige erhalten, indem Sie Kisten aufbrechen, Quests abschließen oder sie selbst fangen.
Wie die Angelruten gibt es Köder in verschiedenen Formen. In der folgenden Tabelle finden Sie alle Arten von Ködern, die Sie erwerben können, und wo Sie sie finden können. Die Einträge sind nach Fangleistung sortiert.
Köder | Angelleistung | Quell-/Spawn-Bedingungen |
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Monarchfalter | 5 % | Wald (Tag) |
Schwefelfalter | 10 % | Wald (Tag) |
Heuschrecke | 10 % | Gras |
Schnecke | 10 % | Höhle |
Glowing Snail | 15% | Glowing Mushroom |
Black Scorpion | 15% | Desert |
Grubby | 15% | Jungle |
Hell Butterfly | 15% | Underworld (day) |
Zebra Swallowtail Butterfly | 15% | Forest (day) |
Apprentice Bait | 15% | Angler, crates |
Ladybug | 17% | Forest (Windy Day event) |
Water Strider | 17% | Water surface |
Ulysses Butterfly | 20% | Forest (day) |
Dragonfly (Red, Yellow, Orange, Green, Blue, Black) | 20% | Near water (sunny day) |
Jellyfish (Green, Blue, Pink) | 20% | Underwater (fishing) |
Firefly | 20% | Overworld (night) |
Maggot | 22% | Graveyard, Maggot Zombies |
Julia Butterfly | 25% | Forest (day) |
Lavafly | 25% | Underworld (night) |
Sluggy | 25% | Jungle |
Worm | 25% | Overworld (raining) |
Red Admiral Butterfly | 30% | Forest (day) |
Journeyman Bait | 30% | Angler, crates |
Purple Emperor Butterfly | 35% | Forest (day) |
Enchanted Nightcrawler | 35% | Ground (meteor shower) |
Lightning Bug | 35% | Hallowed Grass (night) |
Magma Snail | 35% | Underworld |
Buggy | 40% | Jungle |
Tree Nymph Butterfly | 50% | Forest (day) |
Gold Insects or Critters (Butterfly, Dragonfly, Grasshopper, Ladybug, Water Strider, Worm) | 50% | Same location as regular variants |
Master Bait | 50% | Angler, crates |
The Truffle Worm from the Glowing Mushroom biome was excluded because it is an item used to summon Terraria boss Duke Fishron. It cannot attract underwater critters.
Learn the Terraria Fishing Mechanics
You now have your equipment ready, so the next step is to learn or get a refresher on how to fish in the game. This should be easy for Terraria’s mechanics are less complicated compared to that of other pixel-style games, such as Stardew Valley fishing. You do not need to time your clicks or taps to follow a fishing meter, unlike in the latter game.
Here is how to reel in fish or items in Terraria:
1. Talk to the Angler to take on a fishing quest or skip to the next step.
2. Head to the fishing spot where the underwater critter you are tasked to look for or want to catch is.
3. Walk to the edge of the body of water and not directly on it.
4. Equip your fishing pole.
5. Add at least one bait to your inventory.
6. Cast the fishing pole afterward.
7. Wait for the submerged lure to move up and down.
8. Pull the fishing pole out of the water once you hear a plop sound.
NOTE
The Angler is an NPC sleeping on the sand near the ocean or in the Underworld. If already encountered, he can be found inside one of your empty homes. The Angler will only give you one fishing quest per day and you cannot change it. A new quest will be available every 4:30 am in the game.
Level Up Terraria Fishing Skills
You are good to go if you already know the basics and have a lot of patience. That is because you will eventually get rare fish and items the more you try. What sets pro anglers apart from beginners, though, is the know-how in making Terraria fishing more efficient. You do not need to go elsewhere for that because the best tips for leveling up your fishing skills are here.
Boost Your Fishing Power
The higher your fishing power is, the faster you can catch fish and the better the species caught will be. Fishing power primarily comes from the poles and bait you use, but do you know that you can increase the total percentage further?
That is possible by fishing when it is overcast or raining. The said conditions boost fishing power by 10 and 20 percent, respectively.
The other two ways to add more fishing power are Terraria potions and gear. In terms of potions, players typically use the Fishing Potion that boosts power by 15 percent temporarily. As regards gear, the top picks are the Angler Tackle Bag or Earring and Angler Armor that add 10 and 15 percent to the rating as long as they are equipped. The best item to use, though, is the Chum Bucket that drops from the slain Wandering Eye Fish, Hemoglobin Shark, Blood Eel, Dreadnautilus, or Zombie Merman. It gives an 11 to 20 percent boost, depending on how many are thrown in the water.
Improve Your Luck
Luck affects your chances of reeling in rare fish or items. Although you cannot see your specific rating for it, there are methods to improve luck in the game.
Like Terraria fishing power, luck can be improved by consuming potions. The concoctions you need to boost luck for three to 10 minutes are the Lesser Luck, Luck, and Greater Luck Potions.
Alternatively, you can equip torches to raise your luck level. The torch has to match the biome you are at for it to work. For instance, you need to carry a Hallowed Torch in a Hallowed biome or a Crimson Torch in the Crimson biome.
Critters to Catch Via Terraria Fishing
Terraria is teeming with underwater critters, from the endemic to the rare species. The creatures are found in different biomes and caught at different heights:Sky, Surface, Cavern, and Underground. Sky means more than half of the world’s height from the ground, while Surface is ground level to half of the world’s height above it. Cavern and Underground, meanwhile, are 300ft above and below the bottom of the Terraria world, respectively.
If you want to know more about all the critters you can catch via Terraria fishing, read on.
Quest-independent Critters
Underwater critters you can catch without an active quest include common to rare fishes and arthropods. The table below lists the creatures according to rarity, with common species on the upper-half part and the rare types on the lower-half portion. It also lists where you can catch each one and at what level from the ground that can be done.
Critter | Biome | Height |
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Bass | Any biome (except Desert Oasis) | All levels |
Flounder | Desert | All levels |
Salmon | Any biome (1,000 tiles-deep water) | Sky, Surface |
Rock Lobster | Desert Oasis | All levels |
Trout | Ocean biome | Sky, Surface |
Atlantic Cod | Snow | All levels |
Crimson Tigerfish | Crimson | All levels |
Neon Tetra | Jungle | All levels |
Red Snapper | Ocean | Sky, Surface |
Specular Fish | Underworld, caverns | Underground, Cavern |
Tuna | Ocean | Sky, Surface |
Armored Cavefish | Any biome (except Desert Oasis) | Underground, Cavern |
Damselfish | Any biome (except Snow, Jungle, Hallow, Corruption, Crimson) | Sky |
Double Cod | Jungle | Sky, Surface |
Ebonkoi | Corruption | All levels |
Frost Minnow | Snow | All levels |
Hemopiranha | Crimson | All levels |
Princess Fish | Hallow | All levels |
Shrimp | Ocean | Sky, Surface |
Variegated Lardfish | Jungle | Underground, Cavern |
Obsidifish | Any biome (in lava) | All levels |
Prismite | Hallow | All levels |
Stinkfish | Any biome (except Corruption, Hallow, Desert Oasis) | Underground, Cavern |
Chaos Fish | Hallow | Underground, Cavern |
Flarefin Koi | Any biome (in lava) | All levels |
Golden Carp | Underworld, caverns | Underground, Cavern |
Quest-based Critters
Quest critters are all fishes that the angler will request for you to catch. You will learn where every critter is located and at what height each one should be caught below.
Critter | Biome | Height |
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Amanita Fungifin | Glowing Mushroom | All levels |
Bloody Manowar | Crimson | All levels |
Eater of Plankton | Corruption | All levels |
Infected Scabbardfish | Corruption | All levels |
Mudfish | Jungle | All levels |
Unicorn Fish | Hallow | All levels |
Bumblebee Tuna | Any biome (in Honey) | All levels |
Bunnyfish | Forest | Surface |
Catfish | Jungle | Surface |
Dynamite Fish | Forest | Surface |
Scarab Fish | Desert Oasis | Surface |
Scorpio Fish | Desert Oasis | Surface |
Slimefish | Forest | Surface |
Zombie Fish | Forest | Surface |
Tropical Barracuda | Jungle | Surface |
Tundra Trout | Snow | Surface |
Clownfish | Ocean | Surface, Sky |
Fallen Starfish | Forest | Surface, Sky |
The Fish of Cthulhu | Forest | Surface, Sky |
Harpy Fish | Forest | Surface, Sky |
Pengfish | Snow | Surface, Sky |
Angelfish | Forest | Sky |
Cloudfish | Forest | Sky |
Batfish | Forest | Underground, Cavern |
Bonefish | Forest | Underground, Cavern |
Demonic Hellfish | Forest | Underground, Cavern |
Dirtfish | Forest | Underground, Surface |
Fishotron | Forest | Underground, Cavern |
Guide Voodoo Fish | Forest | Underground, Cavern |
Jewelfish | Forest | Underground, Cavern |
Mutant Flinxfin | Snow | Underground, Cavern |
Spiderfish | Forest | Underground, Cavern |
Cursedfish | Corruption (only in hard mode) | All levels |
Ichor Fish | Crimson (only in hard mode) | All levels |
Derpfish | Jungle (only in hard mode) | Surface |
Cap’n Tunabeard | Ocean (only in hard mode) | Surface, Sky |
Pixiefish | Hallow (only in hard mode) | Surface, Sky |
Wyverntail | Any biome (only in hard mode) | Sky |
Fishron | Snow (only in hard mode) | Underground, Cavern |
Hunger Fish | Forest (only in hard mode) | Underground, Cavern |
Miragefish | Hallow (only in hard mode) | Underground, Cavern |
Best Items to Get via Terraria Fishing
As previously mentioned, Terraria fishing can give you cool items you can use in your sandbox adventure. Although the tools, weapons, and miscellaneous things you get are random, it is good to know the best items that can be reeled in. That is so that you would not just discard or have those unused in your inventory. To help you out with that, we are sharing some of the top-tier items you can obtain via Terraria fishing.
In water, the best things you can get are the Toxicarp, Blade Tongue, and Crystal Serpent. The Toxicarp is a Corruption weapon that fires bubbles and poisons enemies. The Blade Tongue is a Crimson swinging sword that strikes and lowers the defense of multiple enemies. The Crytal Serpent, meanwhile, is a magic Hallow weapon that shoots ricocheting projectiles.
In lava, the must-catch items are the Obsidian Swordfish, Bottomless Lava Bucket, and Demon Conch. The Obsidian Swordfish is the second strongest spear in the game, and the Bottomless Lava Bucket lets you add lava anywhere for world customization. The Demon Conch transports you to the Underworld, making it a better teleportation item than those that bring you to random places.
In honey, the best object to reel in is the Honeyfin that resembles a golden fish. It works like the most effective Recovery Potions because it can restore 120 Health Points (HP).
Reel in Fish Like an Expert Now
It’s a wrap. With basic to advanced guidelines and tips laid out in this comprehensive guide, you can now fish like a pro. You’ll become an expert fisherman no matter what biome you are in and how long you have been playing Terraria. If this article helped you, share this and let us know what was your rarest catch!
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