Редактирование: Fishing

'''Fishing''' is a practice where crew members can use various baits and fishing rods to catch fish. There is a variety of fish available to catch and [[Guide to food#Seafood|cook]] and various exciting items to accidentally pull out of pools of water.
[[File:Random Person Fishing.png|right|thumb|Your average crew member, vying for a catch off a dock on the beach.]]
==Equipment==


===Rods===
Fishing rods are the meat of the fishing system: without them you could not do much! Fishing rods allow crew members to hunt for fish and items inside large bodies of water. Crafty crew members can even use them to bring items out of pickup range to their location.
{|class="wikitable mw-collapsible" style="width:80%"
|- style="background-color:#127BB7; color:white; font-weight:bold;"
| style='width:15%; |Rod
| style='width:85%; |Description
|-
! Fishing Rod <br> [[File:Fishing Rod.png]]
| A classic fishing rod, with no special qualities.
|-
! Bone Rod <br> [[File:Bone rod.png]]
|A humble rod, made with whatever happened to be on hand. (crafted using leather, sinew, and bone)
|-
! Master Rod <br> [[File:Master Rod.png]]
| The mythical rod of a lost fisher king. Said to be imbued with un-paralleled fishing power. There's writing on the back of the pole. "中国航天制造." '''Reduces the difficult of catching fish'''
|-
! Tech Rod <br> [[File:Tech Rod.png]]
| An embedded universal constructor along with micro-fusion generator makes this marvel of technology never run out of bait. Interstellar treaties prevent using it outside of recreational fishing. And you can fish with this. '''This rod has an infinite supply of synthetic bait.'''
|}
===Rod Components===
Rods are customizable! Crew members can switch out the lure/hook as well as the type of fishing line used. In order to switch out rod components on a rod, you will need to hold the component in-hand and left-click on the rod. 
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|- style="background-color:#127BB7; color:white; font-weight:bold;"
| Rod
| Description
|-
! colspan='2'|Lines
|-
! Fishing Line Reel <br> [[File:Blue Reel.png]]
| Simple fishing line.
|-
! Fishing Line Sinew <br> [[File:Reel_sinew.png]]
| An all-natural fishing line made of stretched out sinew. (crafted using sinew)
|-
! Reinforced Fishing Line Reel <br> [[File:Green Reel.png]]
| Essential for fishing in extreme environments such as lavaland.
|-
! Cloaked Fishing Line Reel <br> [[File:White Reel.png]]
| even harder to notice than the common variety.
|-
! Flexible Fishing Line Reel <br> [[File:Red Reel.png]]
| this specialized line is much harder to snap.
|-
! colspan='2'|Hooks
|-
! Simple Hook <br> [[File:Simple Hook.png]]
| A generic fishing hook, nothing special.
|-
! Bone Hook <br> [[File:Bone hook.png]]
| A simple hook carved from sharpened bone.
|-
! Magnetic Hook <br> [[File:Magnetic Hook.png]]
| won't make catching fish any easier but might help with looking for other things.
|-
! Shiny Lure Hook <br> [[File:Shiny Hook.png]]
| Pretty!
|-
! Weighted Hook <br> [[File:Weighted Hook.png]]
| Pretty!
|-
!Rescue Hook <br> [[File:Rescue_hook.png]]
|A special fishing hook that can only be used in chasms (as that's currently the only place you can find people into), which can only be able to fish out duds, skeleton corpses, any mob that's fallen into a chasm and hasn't been rescued yet, or rarely, a hostile monster lurking below. It has a weight of 5 (50 without bait, lower with bait) for duds and a weight of 30 for chasm detritus, which themselves have a 50% chance to be a random skeleton corpse, or a lobstrosity, and the remaining 50% chance of fishing out a mob that's fallen into a chasm. 
|}
===Bait===
One requires bait in order to attract fish! Use a bait-can or bait in-hand and click on a fishing rod to put bait on it.
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|- style="background-color:#127BB7; color:white; font-weight:bold;"
| Bait
| Quality
| Description
|-
! Worm <br> [[File:Worm.png]]
| Basic
| It's a wriggling worm from a can of fishing bait. You're not going to eat it, are you?
|-
! Extra Slimy Worm <br> [[File:Worm.png]]
| Good
| This worm looks very sophisticated.
|-
! Doughball <br> [[File:doughball.png]]
| Basic
| Small piece of dough. Simple but effective fishing bait.
|-
! colspan='3'|Bait Cans
|-
! Can o' worm <br> [[File:Bait Can.png]]
| Basic
| Contains generic worms. Can take bait out every 10 seconds.
|-
! Can o' worm deluxe <br> [[File:Bait Can.png]]
| Basic
| Contains extra slimy worms. Can take bait out every 10 seconds.
|}
===Other===
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|- style="background-color:#127BB7; color:white; font-weight:bold;"
| Item
| Description
|-
! Fish Encyclopedia <br> [[File:Fishbook.png]]
| Indexes all fish known to mankind (and related species). Shows all types as well as the generic details of fish such as their weight, temperature, source, and average size.
|-
! Fishing Toolbox <br> [[File:Fishing Toolbox.png|link=Special:FilePath/Fishing_Toolbox.png]]
| Contains everything you need for a basic fishing trip: can of worms, fishing rod, fishing hook, and fishing line.
|-
! Fishing Hook Set <br> [[File:Box.png]]
| Contains magnetic, shiny, and weighted hooks.
|-
! Fishing Line Set <br> [[File:Box.png]]
| Contains bouncy, reinforced, and cloaked lines.
|-
! Fish-porter 3000 Set <br> [[File:Fishing Portal.png]]
| Fishing anywhere, anytime. Allows for a mobile fishing spot on station.
|}

==Fish==
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|- style="background-color:#127BB7; color:white; font-weight:bold;"
| style='width:15%; |Fish
| style='width:15%; |Favorite Bait
| style='width:15%; |Disliked Bait
| style='width:55%; |Description
|-
! colspan='4'|Fresh Water
|-
! Goldfish <br> [[File:goldfish.png]]
| Worms
| None
| Despite common belief, goldfish do not have three-second memories. They can actually remember things that happened up to three months ago.
|-
! Angelfish <br> [[File:Angelfish.png]]
| None
| None
| Young Angelfish often live in groups, while adults prefer solitary life. They become territorial and aggressive toward other fish when they reach adulthood.
|-
! Guppy <br> [[File:Guppy.png]]
| None
| None
| Guppy is also known as rainbow fish because of the brightly colored body and fins.
|-
! Plasma Tetra <br> [[File:Plasma Tetra.png]]
| None
| None
| Due to their small size, tetras are prey to many predators in their watery world, including eels, crustaceans, and invertebrates.
|-
! Cory Catfish <br> [[File:Catfish.png]]
| Junkfood
| None
| A catfish has about 100,000 taste buds, and their bodies are covered with them to help detect chemicals present in the water and also to respond to touch.
|-
! Donk Fish <br> [[File:Donk Fish.png]]
| None
| None
| Donk co. company patent donkfish. A lab-grown donkfish. Its invention was an accident for the most part, as it was intended to be consumed in donk pockets. Unfortunately, it tastes horrible, so it has now become a pseudo-mascot. '''This fish is very rare'''
|-
! Rat Fish <br> [[File:Rat Fish.png]]
| Dairy
| None
| A rat exposed to the murky waters of maintenance too long. Any higher power, if it revealed itself, would state that the ratfish's continued existence is extremely unwelcome. '''This fish is very zippy'''.
|-
! colspan='4'|Salt Water
|-
! Clownfish <br> [[File:Clownfish.png]]
| None
| None
| Clownfish catch prey by swimming onto the reef, attracting larger fish, and luring them back to the anemone. The anemone will sting and eat the larger fish, leaving the remains for the clownfish. '''This fish is very picky and will ignore low quality bait.'''
|-
! Cradinalfish <br> [[File:Cardinalfish.png]]
| None
| None
| Cardinalfish are often found near sea urchins, where the fish hide when threatened. '''This fish can only be baited with fresh produce.'''
|-
! Green Chromis <br> [[File:Green Chromis.png]]
| None
| None
| The Chromis can vary in color from blue to green depending on the lighting and distance from the lights. This fish is slightly harder to catch.
|-
! Firefish Goby <br> [[File:Firefish Goby.png]]
| None
| Basic Worms, Doughballs
| To communicate in the wild, the firefish uses its dorsal fin to alert others of potential danger. This fish moves very quickly.
|-
! Pufferfish <br> [[File:Pufferfish.png]]
| None
| None
| One Pufferfish contains enough toxins in its liver to kill 30 people. '''This fish is heavy'''
|-
! Lanternfish <br> [[File:Lantern Fish.png]]
| None
| None
| Typically found in areas below 6600 feet below the surface of the ocean, they live in complete darkness. '''This fish avoids bright lights, fishing in darkness recommended.'''
|-
! Dwarf Moonfish <br> [[File:Dwarf Moonfish.png]]
| None
| None
| Ordinarily in the wild, the Zagoskian moonfish is around the size of a tuna, however, through selective breeding a smaller breed suitable for being kept as an aquarium pet has been created.
|-
! Gunner Jellyfish <br> [[File:Gunner Jellyfish.png]]
| None
| None
| So-called due to their resemblance to an artillery shell, the gunner jellyfish is native to Tizira, where it is enjoyed as a delicacy. Produces a mild hallucinogen that is destroyed by cooking.
|-
! Needle Fish <br> [[File:Needle Fish.png]]
| None
| None
| A tiny, transparent fish that resides in large schools in the oceans of Tizira. Common food for other, larger fish. '''This fish can only be baited with meat.'''
|-
! Armor Fish <br> [[File:Armor Fish.png]]
| None
| None
| A small shellfish native to Tizira's oceans, known for its exceptionally hard shell. Consumed similarly to prawns. '''This fish moves slow'''
|-
! Toxic Emulsijack <br> [[File:Toxic Emulsijack.png]]
| None
| None
| Ah, the terrifying emulsijack. Created in a laboratory, this slimey, scaleless fish emits an invisible toxin that emulsifies other fish for it to feed on. Its only real use is for completely ruining a tank by kill all other fish in it. '''This fish is extraordinarily rare'''.
|}

==Fishing==

===Fishing Spots===

* Moisture Traps
* Beach Away Mission
* Fishing Portals (Order-able from cargo)
* Chasms on [[Lavaland]]
* Lava itself



===Difficulty===
Not all fish are the same! Trying to catch fish has varying difficulty based on the rod and bait a crew member uses as well as the type of the fish.