In the game Dinkum, fishing is not only a leisure activity, but also brings rich supplies and rewards to players. If you are a newcomer who has just come into contact with this game, fishing may make you a little confused. In fact, the fishing process is not complicated. As long as you master some basic skills, you can get started quickly and enjoy the fun of fishing. This article will introduce you in detail how to fish in Dinkum and some tips to improve fishing efficiency.
Fishing Location in Jinken Town
Preparation: Choose the right fishing rod and bait The first step in fishing is to choose the right fishing rod and bait. The fishing rods in the game are divided into several types, and the properties of each fishing rod are different. The most basic fishing rods can be purchased through the store, while more advanced fishing rods require players to complete certain tasks or upgrades before they can be unlocked. When choosing a fishing rod, players should choose the right rod according to the species of fish they need to fish.
The choice of bait is also the key to successful fishing. The bait in Dinkum can be obtained by catching small bugs or plants, and different fish have different preferences for baits. Players need to choose the right bait according to the characteristics of the fish species to improve the success rate of fishing.
Choice of fishing locations: Where to catch fish the most easily? Fishing does not achieve ideal results in any water. The world of Dinkum is filled with a wide variety of waters, including rivers, lakes and oceans. Different waters are home to different species of fish, so choosing the right fishing location is crucial.
When choosing a fishing location, players can judge by observing the situation in the waters. Generally speaking, fish will move in calmer waters, and in areas with aquatic plants, the density of fish is usually higher. Players can first try fishing in these places to increase their chances of encountering the target fish species.
Fishing operation skills: accurate casting rods and patient waiting In Dinkum, fishing operation is not as simple as other games. When throwing a rod, the player needs to accurately aim at the fish in the water. After throwing the rod, the process of waiting for the fish to bite the hook is equally important. The fish's reaction to the bait is not immediately, so players need to be patient and not rush to close the rod.
When you see ripples on the water surface, it means that the fish has bit the hook. At this time, the player needs to quickly press the line-release button of the fishing rod, but be careful not to exert too much force. If the line is retracted too early or too violently, it may cause the fish to decouple. Maintain a steady rhythm when closing the line until the fish is successfully pulled ashore.
Notes: The impact of weather and time The weather and time in Dinkum can have a significant impact on fishing. Different weather conditions will affect the activity of different species of fish. For example, in clear weather, many fish will be more active, while in rainy or foggy days, certain species may be more easily caught.
Each fish has a different time to appear. Some fish are only active during a specific time period. Players can choose the appropriate time period to fish by observing the activity patterns of the fish. This not only improves the fishing efficiency, but also increases the chance of fishing for rare fish.
Advanced tips: Tips to improve fishing efficiency If you have mastered the basic fishing operations, you can try some advanced tips to further improve fishing efficiency. Understanding the habitat and preferences of different fish species can help you reduce the time you spend finding target species. Improve your fishing skills and unlock more advanced fishing rods and baits, which will also make you more comfortable when fishing.
Another way to improve fishing efficiency is to use small boats to fish. In larger and farther areas of lakes or rivers, players can use small boats to expand their fishing range and catch more species of fish.
