Exploring The Current Fish Selection In Animal Crossing

In the world of Animal Crossing, some fish are exceptionally rare and highly sought after by players. Among these coveted aquatic creatures, two of the rarest fish stand out: the Coelacanth and the Great White Shark. These elusive fish are known to be extremely difficult to find and catch in the game. However, they are not alone in their rarity. Other valuable catches include the King Salmon, Barreleye, Ocean Sunfish, Pearl, Mahi-Mahi, and Golden Trout. If you’re a dedicated player looking to expand your museum’s fish collection or earn some extra Bells, keep your eyes peeled for these rare species. This information was last updated on May 3, 2023, and should help you on your quest to become a master angler in Animal Crossing.

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons (ACNH), there is a diverse range of fish available for players to catch. These fish are categorized based on their rarity and size. Here is a list of some of the fish you can encounter:

1. Bitterling: A very common fish that is small in size, and sells for 900 Bells.
2. Pale chub: Another very common fish, it is very small and sells for 200 Bells.
3. Crucian carp: This fish is very common, small in size, and can be sold for 160 Bells.
4. Dace: Considered very common, it is of medium size and can be sold for 240 Bells.
5. Carp: A common fish that is large in size, selling for 300 Bells.
6. Koi: This fish is uncommon and large, fetching a higher price of 4000 Bells.
7. Goldfish: A common fish that is very small in size.
8. Pop-eyed goldfish: Another common fish, it is very small in size.

These fish can be found in various locations around your virtual island in ACNH, and some may only appear during specific seasons or times of day. Happy fishing!

To find rare fish in Animal Crossing, particularly the sturgeon, follow these steps. First, make sure you have an extra-large fish shadow. Once you’ve confirmed this, head to the specific location where your desired fish can be found. In this case, we’re focusing on the sturgeon, which is typically located at the river mouth. This information will greatly enhance your chances of successfully catching the rare fish you’re after.

1. 1 Coelacanth.
2. 2 Great White Shark. …
3. 3 King Salmon. …
4. 4 Barreleye. …
5. 5 Ocean Sunfish. …
6. 6 Pearl. …
7. 7 Mahi-Mahi. …
8. 8 Golden Trout. …

• No. 1 Bitterling. (Very Common) Small. 900. …
• No. 2 Pale chub. (Very Common) Very Small. 200. …
• No. 3 Crucian carp. (Very Common) Small. 160. …
• No. 4 Dace. (Very Common) Medium. 240. …
• No. 5 Carp. (Common) Large. 300. …
• No. 6 Koi. (Uncommon) Large. 4000. …
• No. 7 Goldfish. (Common) Very Small. …
• No. 8 Pop-eyed goldfish. (Common) Very Small.