"Little is known about this recently discovered species. "Once abundant, the population of this distant cousin of the Cuddlefish has decreased significantly in recent years." "These small, aggressive fish have recently appeared in the caves under the coral basin." "This recently discovered fish lives in the caves under the coral basin." "Lives on the ocean floor just past the coral basin." "This smaller form of the Yellowjaw is considered a delicacy." "These pesky fish live at the surface of the water above the silo and can sense bait from great distances." "Despite his slow speed, this fish will follow the lure great distances." "The Sea Jeepy lives in the basin east of the coral reef." "This fish's scales are a translucent blue, granting it a bright magenta color." "The Purdy swim along the ocean floor in the basin past the coral reef." "This larger species of Trillow swim in large circles east of the coral reef." "Skiggle live in the basin east of the coral reef," "Sassy live near seaweed in the depths using their green scales to hide." "These non-luminous cousins of the Bulbfish live in the basin east of the coral reef." "Once thought to be extinct, the secluded Clownfish is quite a valuable catch." It will not take the bait until it finds balance." "The Yang is found in caves near the shore. "The Yin is found in caves far from shore. "Known as Shieldfish in ancient times, the Puff's toxin temporarily stuns fish on touch, though most larger fish will shake off the effects." They instinctually dive down once hooked, but lack the stamina to fight for very long." "The green Celad swim along the coral reef, using the weeds as natural camouflage." "These younglings depend on the larger Sizzer for protection." They are exceptionally useful as live bait." "These scrumptious Skrimps can be found huddled together in the depths. They will attempt to eat anything spherical. "These curious creatures live in the caverns. They tend to bite the bait before it can reach more valuable fish." These fish live in the coral reef among other small tropical fishes." "The Pink Kisser's large lips are easy to hook.
Catching one intact allows you to harness their light." "Fields of Bulbfish light up the dark depths. They are exceptionally fast and easily startled." "These peculiar, blue fish swim in a large circle. "Tappy follow boats in deep, scattered schools." "Tetra swim in large schools, covering a large swath of the sea as they evade the belligerent Bagu." "The treasured Tangfin is prized for its golden scales." "The alpha Skitter hides behind his flock for safety." "A common Skitter will spontaneously mutate if the flock's alpha is lost." They swim in scattered schools surrounding larger fish." "This fish and his kin follow their magnificent queen." "This simple fish swims in a small circular pattern." "This purple fish swims in a predictable swooping pattern." "These lonely fish have a hard time making friends." "This fish lives near the shore and is the ideal target for novice fishercats." Most Small fish will leave when night comes, and return the next morning. When thrown back in the water, they create medium bait. They can be blocked from eating Large bait using the Bait Guard rod upgrade. Small fish can be hooked by any size of bait, and as such are the only fish that will not steal small bait off the hook. The smallest size category of fish is Small.
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