and you don't have to continually upgrade your equipment any more.Īlso, there is always a trade off between earning more money or XP. When your equipment is of such a nature that you can catch the big stuff at White Moose, Everglades, Quanchkin, Saint Croix etc. Once you get to that kind of level it does become somewhat easier though. Not saying that I did everything perfectly, but I do think I played a lot, grinding waterways like Emerald and Neherrin for days at end, to be able to afford a bigger net, a canoe etc. Travelling, repairs and equipment is way too expensive for this. Issue with this great table it looks awesome and certainly works in terms of making money but if as it suggests by talking levels its a guide to best places to level up, its missing a major trick in terms of the lack of XP per fish - which would be far more informative than the Kgs - which could be provided by a simple rante.Without Premium Account and buying DLC, I cannot see how this is possible. Whereas silver arowana for example are on around 900xp, but are around 2000 cash for around 2kg fish, and you can easily bring in +3 to time taken to catch 1 young shark, however while you might be racking in more cash, you aren't raking in the XP.

Having done the amazon bit, you end up catching a lot of young bull sharks which aren't great money 9000, but are awesome on XP +4000 for around 76kg fish.

Whereas for Sturgeon you are looking at 3605 to 15000 per fish.īut what isn't considered here is XP factor! Nor is it factored in how many fish you can catch in a time period (though generally this isn't a major issue, as I am sure that you are likely to catch at least 1 sturgeon in the time it would take to catch 4-5 pike). For Pike you will be betwen 680 to 1700 per fish (in my experience 950-1200 is most likely).

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