Clues

You'll find cove bass king cod coral herring finder's pike bowline salmon oval trout at the beach.
You'll find tumult bass crested cod drift herring lingering pike flattery salmon yearning trout at the docks.
You'll find shallow bass skipping cod clement herring spotted pike jubilant salmon gentle trout at the lake.
You'll find turbulent bass darter cod spined herring triumph pike curtsey salmon thunder trout at the river.

Locations

Beach

Docks

Lake

River

Clues

Red Wriggling
Brown Wriggling
Green Leaping
Brown Leaping
Grey Shellfish
Red Shellfish
Green Fluttering
Grey Fluttering

Baits

Worm	Maggot	Locust	Cricket
Crayfish	Shrimp	Green Moth	Grey Moth

Clues

That species is fairly normal and doesn't need a special hook. A normal hook should catch them just fine.
That species has a small mouth, so you'll need to take that into account when choosing your hook.
That species tends to nibble its food, so a double hook will help to catch them.
That species has a wide mouth, so you'll need to take that into account when choosing your hook.
They're clever and can spot metal a mile off. You'd better think carefully about what type of hook you use.

Hooks

Standard

Slim

Large

Double

Bone

Wood

Clues

They've been spotted close to the shore, so you won't need much weight on your line to reach them.
They've been seen a fair distance from the shore, but not too far. You'll need to attach a few weights to your line to reach them.
They've been sighted far from the shore, so attach lots of weights to your line to reach them.

Weights

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