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Robin's Fishery

Robin's Fishery

adds many new biome dependent fish while trying not to overload the players inventory

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.x

Platforms

Fabric

Supported environments

Client and server

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Creators

RobinsPlaza
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Details

Licensed MIT
Published last year
Updated 3 days ago

Description

Do you ever find it a little silly that you can catch any fish anywhere, like tropical fish in the middle of a frozen lake? Well I have, so I made a mod to fix it.

Currently Adds:

  • 25 new, biome dependent fish (depending on what mods you have installed)
  • Generic cooked fish for everything to cook into and minimize inventory bloat
  • Increased treasure catch rates in the end for a real alternative to the villager grind

Compatible Mods:

Common Questions:

Q: Does it still work with Neoforge through Sinytra?

A: I'm not sure. The last time I tested it, certain mixins the mod has to use were not supported. Of course, this could have changed, so go ahead and try it out.

Q: Ports to 1.X.X? Backports? Official Neoforge support?

A: Currently my goal is just to maintain the Fabric version for each new Minecraft update from 1.21 onward. So, backports are unlikely for now.

As for Neoforge, I don't yet know the API. If I decide to learn it, then maybe.

Q: Can I make a port myself then?

A: Go ahead! All the code and assets are freely available on the mod's github, just be sure to credit me. (and I'd love to see what you do with it!)

Q: Help! I have an issue / question, how can I contact you?

A: The best way to get my attention would be through my discord. Alternatively, you can also file an issue report on the mod's github.

Catching Guide

Here's a guide since I know EMI Loot can be a bit confusing with fishing.

Guide Each fish will be formatted as: [Fish] ([Restrictions]), [Weight]

Weight is basically catch chance (weight out of all viable weights combined)

If the current biome has 2 fish with a weight of 1, both will have a 1 out of 2 chance of being caught. (hopefully that makes sense)

Swamps

Catfish, 50

Crayfish, 30

Crab Claw, 20

Caves

Salamander, 15

Ghostfish, 30

Pale Bass, 15

Echofin (Deep Dark required), 20

Sculkamander (Deep Dark required), 20

Forests

Walleye, 50

Leafskimmer, 30

Branch Eel, 20

Freshwater (Rivers + Default for non-oceans)

Largemouth Bass, 45

Salmon, 35

Bluegill, 20

Jungles

Bluegill, 45

Tropical Fish, 40

Salamander, 15

Pale Garden

Walleye, 20

Pale Bass, 30

Ghostfish, 50

(Can also catch Resin)

Saltwater (Oceans)

Tuna, 20

Sunfish, 10

Red Snapper, 15

Cod, 15

Pufferfish, 5

Anglerfish (Deep Ocean required), 10

Jellyfish (Deep Ocean required), 15

Tropical Fish (Warm Ocean required), 10

End

Dragonfish, 60

Voidskipper, 40

(also contains better treasure loot)

Nether

Soul Leech, 30

Ghast Brood, 40

Jellyfish, 30

(How did you even manage to fish here?)

Aether

Aersucker, 60

Aerbaia, 40

(Yup, there's Aether compat)

*Catch Rates not guaranteed, you may find your world's seed gives you more or less of certain fish