Sea of Thieves: How to Fish Tips and tricks - Ultimate Guide

 Developer by Rare, Sea of ​​Thieves is a video game of first-person pirates packed with action. Naturally a synonym with which we associate pirates instantly upon hearing the word is sea.


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How to fish in Sea of ​​Thieves

To learn how to fish in Sea of ​​Thieves you will obviously need a fishing rod, you can find the fishing rod in the wheel of the radial element.

If you want to know how to fish you will have to get a bait, some fish require a specific bait to capture them.

In Sea of ​​Thieves there are 3 types of bait to fish and they are Earthworms, GRUBS and leeches. Look for them in barrels scattered by sea of ​​Thieves, like food, planks, etc.

If you raise the object's wheel a second time while holding the fishing rod it will give you the option of placing the bait on its hook.

List the rod and list the bait, the next step for you to learn how to fish in Sea of ​​Thieves is to look for a body of water. Once you find it, approach and launch the fishing line with the bait using the right trigger on Xbox, left mouse click for PC.

Now we have to wait for a fish to bite.

You will notice immediately because you will feel a pull on the rod, but you should not start pulling it right away, wait and let it keep pulling so that it gets tired. The fish will swim aggressively in one direction, either to the left, to the right, or directly away from you, when you start to shoot you will always have to do it in the opposite direction to the one the fish is doing.

Keep pulling until the fish gets tired and you can catch it.

Some tips to fish in Sea of ​​Thieves.

If you use a gamepad, either on PC or Xbox you have a bit of an advantage because it lets you know when you're doing it wrong when the controller vibrates.

Keep in mind that if your fish once it has been bitten they will crash into an object, the line will break instantly and you will lose your capture. So we recommend leaving enough free space on both the right and left sides so that the fish does not coke with anyone when it begins to pull the line.