Elin:Fishing

Fishing Table

Fish

Name	Sprite	LV	Minimum Fishing Level	Weight	Weight (s)	Value
Bitterling		1	1	120	0.2s	80
Tadpole		1	1	30	0.1s	50
Goldfish		1	1	140	0.2s	380
Carp		1	1	640	0.7s	520
Eel		5	3	400	0.4s	320
Goby		1	1	220	0.3s	150
Muddler		1	1	460	0.5s	180
Bass		5	3	540	0.6s	140
Sea Urchin		5	3	160	0.2s	420
Tilefish		10	5	620	0.7s	480
Scad		10	5	360	0.4s	220
Tuna		10	5	850	0.9s	550
Arowana		10	5	320	0.4s	400
Sweetfish		5	3	200	0.2s	220
Striped Jack		15	8	440	0.5s	380
Black Bass		15	8	750	0.8s	680
Mackerel		15	8	580	0.6s	380
Red Bream		15	8	440	0.5s	760
Turtle		1	1	120	0.2s	180
Bonito		15	8	700	0.8s	400
Tuna		20	10	1000	1.0s	840
Blowfish		20	10	260	0.3s	1250
Flatfish		20	10	500	0.5s	450
Sardine		5	3	300	0.4s	150
Sea Bream		20	10	400	0.4s	950
Salmon		25	13	550	0.6s	720
Sand Borer		25	13	400	0.4s	560
Whale		40	20	1200000	1200.0s	45000
Coelacanth		35	18	4800	4.8s	5600
Deep Sea Fish		30	15	1500	1.5s	2400
Ancient Fish		30	15	2400	2.4s	3800
Shark		25	13	280000	280.0s	12000
Sunfish		25	13	9500	9.5s	1800
Moonfish		30	15	14000	14.0s	4200

Calculations

Fish

The formula to calculate the range of fish LV that can be caught based on your fishing level:

rnd(fishingLevel * 2) + 1

• fishingLevel: Your current fishing skill level.

• rnd: A random number between 0 and the value passed into the function.

Example

If your fishing level is 3, the potential fish LV is calculated as:

rnd(3 * 2) + 1

This gives a range of 1 to 6, meaning you can catch fish with LV between 1 and 6.

Fishing Level Range Table

Fishing Level	Minimum LV	Maximum LV
1	1	2
2	1	4
3	1	6
4	1	8
5	1	10
6	1	12
7	1	14
8	1	16
9	1	18
10	1	20
11	1	22
12	1	24
13	1	26
14	1	28
15	1	30
16	1	32
17	1	34
18	1	36
19	1	38
20	1	40

Code (EA 23.37)

int num3 = EClass.rnd(num * 2) + 1;
thing = ThingGen.Create("fish", -1, num3);