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Hello,

So some questions regarding fishing...when fishing in a river versus a large pond/lake will there be a difference in fish? Or is there just a difference in fresh water vs sea water fish?

Also, has anyone found a decent way of getting yellow bile fish? I can get a billion red, blue, or black bile. But hardly ever any yellow bile fish.

You'll find different fish in salt water than you will in fresh water. Aside from that, fish go in schools which move slowly over time. So, you find a fishing spot, you'll tend to keep getting the same fish over and over one day, but it will change slightly each day, and going a way down the shore can change what you catch greatly.

TotalyMeow wrote:You'll find different fish in salt water than you will in fresh water. Aside from that, fish go in schools which move slowly over time. So, you find a fishing spot, you'll tend to keep getting the same fish over and over one day, but it will change slightly each day, and going a way down the shore can change what you catch greatly.

I see, how large are these schools? They seem rather large as i can't seem to find much variety of fish even traveling from one end of the providence sea claim to the other.

They're not as large at that, but some are more uncommon than others.

TotalyMeow wrote:They're not as large at that, but some are more uncommon than others.

Okay, I think I am starting to get the hang of searching for these damn fish. Thanks for the help!

We've got a future pro angler! There is also a difference between regular and deep-water fishing. Deep water being in a canoe off the coast. [Provi]

Cape Cogdfish bites randomly at Providence coast, not depends of spot or rod. Really, yellow bile fish is a deficit.

naric wrote:Cape Cogdfish bites randomly at Providence coast, not depends of spot or rod. Really, yellow bile fish is a deficit.

Not ever food group is good for ever humor.