If you're looking for information about fish in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you've come to the right place. Below you will find a complete Animal Crossing: New Horizonsfish list featuring a gallery of every fish and collectable underwater creature in the game and some basic fishing tips.
There are a total of 80 fish to catch in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. The creatures in this guide are listed in the order they appear in Animal Crossing: New Horizons' Critterpedia, and each entry includes a picture, the time of day/year it is available (in each hemisphere), the spawn location and the selling price you'll get if you sell your catch at Nook's Cranny.
If you're after rare fish, check out our guides on how to catch the rare Golden Trout and Stringfish, and find out every creature (including bugs) leaving at the end of the month, too. Bug catchers may want to check out our Animal Crossing: New Horizons bug guide with all the same information as below, except for bugs, insects and creepy crawlies instead of fish and marine life.
Remember: Certain fish (and bugs) will be leaving Animal Crossing: New Horizons at the end of October, you'll want to catch these fish before November 1.
How to catch fish in Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Equipment You'll Need
To catch fish you'll need a fishing rod. You will need the following ingredients to craft a Flimsy Fishing Rod:
x5 tree branch
However, serious anglers will want to upgrade that to a proper Fishing Rod. To do so, you'll need:
Once you've got the gear, it's time to head out and hook some fish.
Fishing Tips & Techniques
Fishing in Animal Crossing is a simple yet delicate art. It requires intense observation, precision and timing to hook a fish, but the principle is always the same whether you're snagging a Snapper or bagging a Bitterling.
Fish appear as shadows beneath the surface of the water. The size relates to the type of fish, but just as in real life you'll never be sure exactly what you've hooked until you pull it out of the water.
Approach the riverbank or shore slowly so as not to scare away your catch. Cast your line so the lure lands within the viewing range at the front of the fish.
Once you have its attention, the fish will start investigating at the lure. Sometimes it will take it immediately, other times it may poke and prod at it multiple times before taking the bait.
Wait until you hear the 'plop' and see the lure disappear beneath the water's surface. You now have a limited window to press 'A' and catch the fish. Both the visual and audio cues will help you, so if you're having trouble make sure you have the volume turned up.
If you do this in time, the fish will start swimming rapidly in a circle before you hoist your catch out of the water. Once this begins you can relax. Hammering 'A' will make no difference; you've already won.
If you're too late with your button press, the fish will swim away.
Fish Bait - How to craft fish bait with a Manila Clam
As you've been beach-combing you've probably seen Manila Clams squirting water from beneath the sand. These can be dug up with your shovel and turned into fish bait at any crafting bench. Use this bait in any body of water and a fish shadow will spawn ready for you to (attempt to) catch.
Complete Fish List - Every fish in the Critterpedia
1. Bitterling
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Nov-Mar (N) / May-Sep (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 900 Bells
2. Pale Chub
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 160 Bells
3. Crucian Carp
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 160 Bells
4. Dace
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 240 Bells
5. Carp
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 300 Bells
6. Koi
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 4,000 Bells
7. Goldfish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 1,300 Bells
8. Pop-eyed Goldfish
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 1,300 Bells
9. Ranchu Goldfish
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 4,500 Bells
10. Killifish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Aug (N) / Oct-Feb (S)
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 300 Bells
11. Crawfish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Sep (N) / Oct-Mar (S)
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 200 Bells
12. Soft-shelled Turtle
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Aug-Sep (N) / Feb-Mar (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 3,750 Bells
13. Snapping Turtle
Time: 9pm - 4am
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Oct (N) / Oct-Apr (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 5,000 Bells
14. Tadpole
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Mar-Jul (N) / Sep-Jan (S)
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 100 Bells
15. Frog
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): May-Aug (N) / Nov-Feb (S)
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 120
16. Freshwater Goby
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 400 Bells
17. Loach
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Mar-May (N) / Sep-Nov (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 400 Bells
18. Catfish
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): May-Oct (N) / Nov-Apr (S)
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 800 Bells
19. Giant Snakehead
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Aug (N) / Dec-Feb (S)
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 5500 Bells
20. Bluegill
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 180 Bells
21. Yellow Perch
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Oct-Mar (N) / Apr-Sep (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 300 Bells
22. Black Bass
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 400 Bells
23. Tilapia
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Oct (N) / Dec-Apr (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 800 Bells
24. Pike
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Sep-Dec (N) / Mar-Jun (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 1,800 Bells
25. Pond Smelt
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Dec-Feb (N) / Jun-Aug (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 400 Bells
26. Sweetfish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Jul-Sep (N) / Jan-Mar (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 900 Bells
27. Cherry Salmon
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Mar-Jun, Sep-Nov (N) / Mar-May, Sep-Dec (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 1,000 Bells
28. Char
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Mar-Jun, Sep-Nov (N) / Mar-May, Sep-Dec (S)
Location: Rivers and ponds
Sell price: 3,800 Bells
29. Golden Trout
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Mar-May, Sep-Nov (Both)
Location: Clifftop river (highest water on your island)
Sell price: 15,000 Bells
30. Stringfish
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Dec-Mar (N) / Jun-Sep (S)
Location: Clifftop river (highest water on your island)
Sell price: 15,000 Bells
31. Salmon
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Sep (N) / Mar (S)
Location: River mouth
Sell price: 700 Bells
32. King Salmon
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Sep (N) / Mar (S)
Location: River mouth
Sell price: 1,800 Bells
33. Mitten Crab
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Sep-Nov (N) / Mar-May (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 2,000 Bells
34. Guppy
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Nov (N) / Oct-May (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 1,300 Bells
35. Nibble Fish
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): May-Sep (N) / Nov-Mar (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 1,500 Bells
36. Angelfish
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): May-Oct (N) / Nov-Apr (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 3,000 Bells
37. Betta
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): May-Oct (N) / Nov-Apr (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 2,500 Bells
38. Neon Tetra
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Nov (N) / Oct-May (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 500 Bells
39. Rainbowfish
Time: 9am - 4pm
Month (Hemisphere): May-Oct (N) / Nov-Apr (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 800 Bells
40. Piranha
Time: 9am - 4pm, 9pm - 4am
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 2,500 Bells
41. Arowana
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 10,000 Bells
42. Dorado
Time: 4am - 9pm
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 15,000 Bells
43. Gar
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Ponds
Sell price: 6,000 Bells
44. Arapaima
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 10,000 Bells
45. Saddled Bichir
Time: 9pm - 4am
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Rivers
Sell price: 4,000 Bells
46. Sturgeon
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Sep-Mar (N) / Mar-Sep (S)
Location: River mouth
Sell price: 10,000 Bells
47. Sea Butterfly
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Dec-Mar (N) / Jun-Sep (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 1,000 Bells
48. Sea Horse
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Nov (N) / Oct-May (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 1,100 Bells
49. Clown Fish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Nov (N) / Oct-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 650 Bells
50. Surgeonfish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Sep (N) / Oct-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 1,000 Bells
51. Butterfly Fish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Sep (N) / Oct-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 1,000 Bells
52. Napoleonfish
Time: 4am - 9pm
Month (Hemisphere): Jul-Aug (N) / Jan-Feb (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 10,000 Bells
53. Zebra Turkeyfish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Apr-Nov (N) / Oct-May (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 500 Bells
54. Blowfish
Time: 9pm - 4am
Month (Hemisphere): Nov-Feb (N) / May-Aug (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 5,000 Bells
55. Puffer Fish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Jul-Sep (N) / Jan-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 250 Bells
56. Anchovy
Time: 4am - 9pm
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Sea
Sell price: 200 Bells
57. Horse Mackerel
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Sea
Sell price: 150 Bells
58. Barred Knifejaw
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Mar-Nov (N) / Sep-May(S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 5,000 Bells
59. Sea Bass
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Sea
Sell price: 400 Bells
60. Red Snapper
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Sea
Sell price: 3,000 Bells
61. Dab
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Oct-Apr (N) / Apr-Oct (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 300 Bells
62. Olive Flounder
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Sea
Sell price: 800 Bells
63. Squid
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Dec-Aug (N) / Jun-Feb (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 500 Bells
64. Moray Eel
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Aug-Oct (N) / Feb-Apr (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 2,000 Bells
65. Ribbon Eel
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Oct (N) / Dec-Apr (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 600 Bells
66. Tuna
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Nov-Apr (N) / May-Oct (S)
Location: Sea (pier)
Sell price: 7,000 Bells
67. Blue Marlin
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Jul-Sep, Nov-Apr (N) / Jan-Mar, May-Nov (S)
Location: Sea (pier)
Sell price: 10,000 Bells
68. Giant Trevally
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): May-Oct (N) / Nov-Apr (S)
Location: Sea (pier)
Sell price: 4,500 Bells
69. Mahi-Mahi
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): May-Oct (N) / Nov-Apr (S)
Location: Sea (pier)
Sell price: 6,000 Bells
70. Ocean Sunfish
Time: 4am - 9pm
Month (Hemisphere): Jul-Sep (N) / Jan-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 4,000 Bells
71. Ray
Time: 4am - 9pm
Month (Hemisphere): Aug-Nov (N) / Feb-May (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 3,000 Bells
72. Saw Shark
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 12,000 Bells
73. Hammerhead Shark
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 8,000 Bells
74. Great White Shark
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 15,000 Bells
75. Whale Shark
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 13,000 Bells
76. Suckerfish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Jun-Sep (N) / Dec-Mar (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 1,500 Bells
Time: 4pm - 9am
Month (Hemisphere): Nov-Mar (N) / May-Sep (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 2,500 Bells
78. Oarfish
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): Dec-May (N) / Jun-Nov (S)
Location: Sea
Sell price: 9,000 Bells
79. Barreleye
Time: 9pm - 4am
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Sea
Sell price: 15,000 Bells
80. Coelacanth
Time: All day and night
Month (Hemisphere): All year
Location: Sea (when it's raining)
Sell price: 15,000 Bells
This article is part of our Animal Crossing: New Horizons walkthrough, which includes a Complete Fish List, Complete Bug List and Complete Sea Creatures List. If you're looking for specific fish or bug, we can tell you how to catch the elusive Coelacanth, Mahi-Mahi, Giant Trevally, Stringfish, Golden Trout and all the Sharks and Beetles, along with a full list of Critters leaving at the end of the month. We've also compiled a Complete Villager List and a Complete List of K.K. Slider Songs, as well as the Best Custom Design Codes and Islands we've found so far, and the best islands to visit using Dream Address Codes.
We can also help with How to Spot Redd's Fake Paintings and Statues, How to Make Bells Fast, How to Breed Flowers, How to Get more DIY Recipes, How to Upgrade Nook's Cranny, where and when to find special characters like Gulliver, Sable, Label, Wisp, Celeste, Pirate Gulliver and Jack, plus tips on using the Star Wand, Tool Ring, Rock Trick, Cutting Down and Moving Trees, using amiibo on Harv's Island, How to Back Up Your Island Data, How to Time Travel, How to Get a 5-Star Island Rating and a whole lot more.
And finally Where to Buy Animal Crossing: New Horizons on Nintendo Switch if for some reason you haven't yet picked up the game.
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