What's On My Hook?

Hello Fellow Fishers,

Many of you may have read some of my comments to the posts here, and I have been asked to join as a contributor to the blog. Currently I am working on compiling a list of what the initial attack values are for all the fish, as it helps to be able to identify immediately what fish you have on your hook – especially when you are attempting to complete a quest, event or competition. I have cataloged many of the fish in the first few fishing holes, but since I’m currently only at level 26, I haven’t had a chance to fish at some spots. Also, there are some fish that I’ve caught prior to starting this list, but have not been able to hook since. Here is a list of the fish that I still need the values for:

Wapo River
Crappie
Mudfish
Snakehead
Yellowfin Goby

Riffle Valley
Cherry Salmon
Dolly Varden Trout
Pink Tail Characin

Fog Lake
Musky
Piranha
Pirarucu
Rainbow Trout
Snapping Turtle
Sweetfish

Manglo River
Barramundi
Catfish
Fancy Carp
Grass Carp
Leather Carp
Peacock Bass
Rhodeus Uyekii
Silver Arowana
Thai Masha

Clam Beach

Butterflyfish

Horse Mackerel

Pomfret

Rockfish

Sawfish

Sea Chub

Shuttles Hoppfish

Starfish

Kalde Lake
Iridescent Shark
Murray Cod
Red Crow
Red Oscar
Tiger Shovelnose
Wels Catfish
Zander

Coral Bay
Bigeye Scad
Bonefish
Panda Grouper
Polka Dot Boxfish
Redfin Velvetfish
Sand Smelt
Sky Emporer
Tilefish
Titan Triggerfish

Jade Wharf
Bluefin Trevally
Napoleon Fish
Needlefish
Pigfish
Pufferfish
White Croaker

Paho Shore
Alaska Mackerel
Alaska Pollock
Black Sea Bass
Bluefish
Candlefish
King Salmon
Pacific Cod
Pacific Herring
Roughscale Sole
Sandfish
Seaperch
Yelloweye

Sunset Lighthouse
Black Seabream
Busiri
Fat Bass
File Fish
Greenling
Halibut
Hong Kong Grouper
Mackerel
Parrotfish
Scorpionfish
Stingfish

Black Rock Beach
Black Rockfish
Bulgyhead Wrasse
Garish Hind
Gizzard Shad
Grouper
Samchi
Spotted Parrotfish
Striped Puffer

Emerald Fjord
Brown Trout
Cisco
Gold Eye
Grayling
Sandeel
Sea Raven
Sea Rundace
Sockeye Salmon
Spiny Lumpsucker

Secret Garden
Alligator Gar
Bighead Carp
Perch
Tilapia
White Salmon

Deep Blue Hole
Beardfish
Belted Beard Grunt
Bigeye Tuna
Wahoo

Please note that the list I’m going off of is the list that John posted earlier this month, so there are a couple of fishing sites that are not listed. The task I’m asking you all to help with is simple: as you are fishing, try to take note of what the initial attack value is for a fish when you hook it, then for any fish that is listed above, make a post in the comments. Once my list is a little more full, I will post it here for everyone to see.

Thanks & Happy Fishing,
WTF1113

Fishing Superstars tips, tricks and info.

This Blog has been created to help Fishing Superstars players succeed in becoming expert anglers. Here are a few quick tips for success:

1. Get friends! The fastest way to acquire the items required to upgrade equipment and fish spots with different kinds of bait without spending stars or money is to have friends that play the game a lot.
You may have up to 50 friends on fishing superstars and it is important to choose which friends will help you succeed. The easiest way to get friends is to publish a review on android market including your username and or checking the recent reviews and adding other players usernames. After you have added 50 friends, start paying attention to their player accounts. If they do not log on often and you don't see them level up consistently, get rid of them. You can edit your friends list by logging on to Gamevil.

2. Stock your' aquarium and feed your fish! Having friends will make you money in several ways; one of which, is by having your friends feed your fish. I have compiled a list of fish values on this blog for your' reference. Once a fish in your aquarium has reached level SSS, sell it for the highest possible value to make money.

3. Events! Gamevil periodically shuts down their servers for 4-8 hours to upload an event. The events can earn you money and stars that will help you purchase more equipment and bait. Though the wait times are sometimes unbearably long and annoying, the updates and events always make the game more fun and exciting.

4. Upgrade, Upgrade, Upgrade! As you upgrade equipment, your stats increase allowing you to take fish easier and go after more challenging fish. Don't upgrade your default "Old Rod." You can upgrade it all you want but it will only cost money and get you nowhere. Save enough money to buy a better pole and upgrade that one. The more expensive the Rod, the more the stats will increase upon upgrade.

5. Save Money and Stars! more importantly save stars. DO NOT USE STARS TO FEED FISH OR EARLY-UNLOCK FISHING SITES. This is a complete waste. Have patience and save your stars for S-Baits and to buy new rods and equipment. Rods and equipment purchased with stars always increase your luck stats. Having higher luck stats will increase your chances of catching rare fish and larger fish.


These are the most important tips I can give you to start. If you feel I left something important out, feel free to drop me an email at     > fishingsuperstarsplayers@yahoo.com