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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
Floats can be added to lines which affects which fish are more likely to be caught. There are 4 types of float:
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Floats has to be added to lines, to be able to see when a fish can be hooked.
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Once the pole, line and hook are assembled, drag the item (float) to the line and drop it onto it.
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There are 4 types of float:
 
* [[Feather]] - part of butchered loot from rooster, pheasant and hen.
 
* [[Feather]] - part of butchered loot from rooster, pheasant and hen.
 
* [[Twig]] - found on overaged bush tiles.
 
* [[Twig]] - found on overaged bush tiles.

Latest revision as of 00:07, 17 December 2022

Main / Floats

Description

Floats has to be added to lines, to be able to see when a fish can be hooked. Once the pole, line and hook are assembled, drag the item (float) to the line and drop it onto it. There are 4 types of float:

  • Feather - part of butchered loot from rooster, pheasant and hen.
  • Twig - found on overaged bush tiles.
  • Small moss - taken from moss.
  • Bark - found on overaged birch trees.

Usage

Floats will take damage over time when used, and will need replacing from time to time. They will auto-replace from the same float type in the tackle box at the end of a fish action. Rare floats will take less damage.

Floats should be chosen wisely for each fishing situation, as they will affect the outcomes and difficulty of catching a fish (i.e. missing or jumping the hook, etc). Each fish has a feeding height of "top", "bottom" or "any" depth, and there is a corresponding float choice that offers the best chance to hook each fish. Best = -5 to difficulty, Okay = 0 to difficulty, Poor = +8 to difficulty

Feather Twig Moss Bark
Best at top depth Okay at top depth Poor at top depth Poor at top depth
Poor at bottom depth Okay at bottom depth Best at bottom depth Poor at bottom depth
Poor at any depth Best at any depth Poor at any depth Okay at any depth
Best in morning Okay in morning Poor in morning Best in morning
Poor in afternoon Best in afternoon Poor in afternoon Best in afternoon
Poor in evening Okay in evening Best in evening Best in evening
Poor at night Best at night Poor at night Best at night

See Also

Fishing