Changes

*Preferred water type (lake, sea, etc)*Minimum and maximum depth - : if the depth of the water is between the min and max, then the fish is more likely to be caught; otherwise it’s harder the further away from either limit you are.*Rod typesEquipment*Time of day - : some fish like to feed in the morning, afternoon, evening or even at night. Morning (4:30-10:30) | Afternoon (10:30-16:30) | Evening (16:30-22:30) | Night (22:30-4:30). A higher number means the fish is more likely to feed at those times (on a scale of 1-4).*Bait - : each fish has a favorite bait (on a scale of 1-10). Some it likes, others it is less likely to eat, and some it will never touch.*Outside or in caves - : some fish are only found underground. Rare fish can only be caught on special tiles (which are out at sea).*Fishing height - how deep the fish swim.Water has several depths, allowing for fish to prefer a particular level**Top - near the surface of the water**Bottom - near the bottom of the water column**Any - anywhere in the water column

* Lake-Inland body of water at least 7 tiles radius. Fresh water. If a lake is connected to the sea by a canal of over 25 depth, it will count as Sea (salt water) whether above or below ground.

* Lake shallows-Enclosed inland body of water, shallower than 25 dirt. Fresh water.

* Pond-Inland body of water at least 2 tiles radius. Fresh water.

* Sea-Open water, not surrounded by land. Salt water.

* Sea shallows-Open water, shallower than 25 dirt. Salt water.