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# Fishing
Cast, wait, and land it before it slips.
Stand at the water, cast, and wait for the bite. A bar comes up with a marker running along it and a green zone somewhere on it. Press at the right moment and the fish is yours. Press at the wrong one and it is gone.
Rarer fish fight harder. The marker moves faster, the green zone shrinks, and the best fish need you to hit it more than once.
## What bites, and where
  
Nineteen fish. Some will take a line anywhere. Others only live in one place.
| | |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| The valley | Common freshwater fish |
| Whisper Wood | Mud bream, in the stream |
| Stonepeak | Trout and icefin, in the cold tarn |
| **Saltmere Coast** | More than half the list, including everything valuable |
Time matters too. Some fish only show up after dark, and the best of them are night fish on the coast.
## What to do with a catch
Fry it, sell it, or hand it in at the Delivery Center. Any fish works in a fried fish, so cook the cheap ones and sell the rest.
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