On your regular island though, the rivers are teeming with new life too: as well as the aforementioned sturgeon at the river mouth, you can try to surface some of Animal Crossing's most valuable and blingy fish, the Golden Trout and Stringfish. With the addition of the new Kapp'n Island tour feature though, players can get a chance at catching out-of-season fish once a day - so be sure to take the trip every day! On top of that, you can still try to catch your own piece of history by hooking the deep sea Barreleye and ancient Coelacanth. So while southern hemisphere players will be swimming with sharks - all six species with their distinctive shadows are available in the summer months, and most of them sell for over 10,000 Bells (and look really cool on display) - the northern hemisphere will be hunting different kinds of pointy-nosed poisson.įirst up, the sturgeon is one pricey catch to land, but you'll likely be spending a lot of time down at the pier to try your hand with the giant blue marlin with its distinctive, sword-like, bill. Players in the northern hemisphere have a huge variety of fish making their triumphant return to your island, while the southern hemisphere has a whole lot of summer fun in store.
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With the release of the Animal Crossing: New Horizons 2.0 update, it has never been easier to reel in every fish in the critterpedia.Īs sharks slink away from your island waters and summer slips to autumn and winter, there are tons of new, exciting, and expensive fish coming to Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
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