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Master the art of fishing in Roblox’s Fisch with our detailed guide to conquering the Pine Shoal Bestiary’s unique aquatic challenges.
The Second Sea in Fisch on Roblox throws a fresh batch of bestiaries your way, and Pine Shoal is where you’ll sharpen your skills for the Cursed Seas update. This isn’t a stroll through the First Sea – 8 unique fish, from the easy Watching Glowfin to the stubborn Thornfish, demand your attention.
Each comes with its bait, season, time, and weather quirks, plus progress speeds that swing from helpful to downright punishing. Any rod can get you started, but don’t expect quick wins without the right setup.
Pine Shoal Bestiary in Fisch Roblox
To begin completing the Pine Shoal Bestiary in Fisch Roblox, you must first gain access to the Second Sea, which becomes available after progressing past key checkpoints in the main game. Once unlocked, travel to the Pine Shoal region, a relatively calm area ideal for learning the mechanics of the new sea. However, even though it’s considered beginner-friendly, you still need to prepare properly.
Avoid using First Sea rods, as they suffer a 50% stat penalty in the Second Sea. Instead, equip yourself with the Challenger’s Rod or Abyssal Specter Rod, both of which work effectively in Pine Shoal without the penalty. If you already have access to Second Sea rods, the Azure Lagoon or Free Spirit Rod are strong choices.
Next, focus on bait. For high-rarity fish, use Weird Algae to increase your chances. For resilience and stability with weaker rods, Coral is a solid alternative. Night Shrimp also performs well, especially for fish that only appear after sunset. Enchant your rod with Steady to cancel out negative progress speeds. If you can’t access Steady, go for Quality as a decent fallback.
All fishes required
Once equipped, start targeting fish based on their weather, time, and seasonal conditions. Here is the full list of fish required to complete the Pine Shoal Bestiary:
- Watching Glowfin – Worm | Spring | Day | Clear | Progress: +20%
- Drifting Gildfin – Shrimp | Autumn | Night | Foggy | Progress: +15%
- Blue Foamtail – Flakes | Winter | Night | Rain | Progress: +10%
- Redwood Duskray – Minnow | Autumn | Night | Clear | Progress: +5%
- Oak Stripetail – Squid | Winter | Day | Foggy | Progress: -5%
- Pine Zephyrfish – Gale Grub | Spring | Night | Windy | Progress: -35%
- Parktail Spinesnapper – Gale Grub | Summer | Day | Clear | Progress: -55%
- Sunray Sunscale – Any Bait | Summer | Day | Clear | Progress: -65%
- Thornfish (Secret) – Luminous Larva | Autumn | Night | Foggy | Progress: -80%
Start by focusing on the positive progress fish to build momentum, then use better gear and enhancements to deal with slower, more demanding catches. This method keeps your bestiary completion efficient and frustration-free.
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