🎣Complete Overview of Fishing
This guide will go over everything you need to know about Fishing within Cobblemon on MMO Realms.
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Intro to Fishing in Cobblemon
Fishing functions similarly to Vanilla Minecraft in that you cast your rod, wait for the bobber to be pulled underwater, then reel in your catch.
However, unlike Vanilla gameplay, Cobblemon introduces exclusive Fishing Rods that allow you to obtain Pokemon and special items. These rods can be further customized with a variety of effects and enhancements, influenced by the rod you’re using as well as the bait attached. Together, these features create a deeper and more rewarding fishing experience.
How to start Fishing in Cobblemon
To start fishing in Cobblemon there are a few things you need to collect and craft. These are as follows:
Poke Rods
The primary item required for fishing is a Poke Rod. These can be easily crafted by combining a standard Fishing Rod, any type of Poke Ball, and a Smithing Upgrade (Poke Rod Upgrade).
Placing these components into a Smithing Table will create a Poke Rod corresponding to the Poke Ball used.
To obtain a Smithing Upgrade [Poke Rod Upgrade] you can find them within Shipwreck Cove and Fishing Boat structures as well as from fishing. You are also able to purchase it from the Poke Mart via /shop.
Pokeballs
Pokeballs do not provide any direct bonuses to your Poke Rod and are currently cosmetic only. Each Pokeball corresponds to its own unique Poke Rod variant, which can then be further enhanced through the use of baits and other upgrades.
Be sure to choose the rod design you like most and customize it to suit your fishing style, you have 48 unique rods to choose from!
Poke Baits
Bait can be attached to your Poke Rod to grant additional bonuses while fishing. To apply bait, simply drag it over your Poke Rod in your inventory and Right Click. The bait will automatically attach to the rod, and you’ll be notified of which bait is currently equipped.
Once applied, the bait will remain on the Poke Rod until it is used during a successful reel in. If you wish to remove it beforehand, you can do so by pressing Right Click on the Poke Rod in your inventory again to retrieve the bait.
Each bait provides its own unique effects. A full list of compatible baits can be found below:
There is a item known as Poke Bait, which can be crafted through cooking and is capable of absorbing up to three effects at once from Fishing Baits, making it an ideal choice for efficient and rewarding fishing experience.
To create Poke Bait, combine any three Fishing Baits with a Honey Bottle, Brown Mushroom, and Wheat in a Cooking Pot placed over a Campfire.
Enhancements
Poke Rods can also be enchanced via enchanting for better effect when fishing.
Lure will affect spawn pools of certain Pokemon. You'll have higher chance of finding specific pokemon the higher the level of Lure you have active on your Rod. Pokemon have different levels of lure level for their availability.
Luck of the Sea will increase the chance of obtaining a higher rarity bucket
What Can you fish for?
You'll be able to not only fish for Pokemon, but also Cobblemon items. There is a chance for you to obtain nothing from a reel even if you did all the steps correctly, so please keep that in mind.
Fishing for Pokemon
You'll be able to find Pokemon through fishing within Cobblemon, with some of them being only obtainable via fishing. You'll be able to find out more about Pokemon you can catch via fishing and other general pokemon with out Pokemon Spawns guide found here:
Fishing for Items
You can fish for unique items with Poke Rods, although you need to have at least Luck of The Sea I to start obtaining these items. The items you can pull are as follows:
Deep Sea Scale 
Deep Sea Tooth 
Dragon Scale 
King's Rock 
Prism Scale 
Magikarp Jump Forms
While fishing, there is a chance to reel in a Magikarp featuring a unique Jump Form skin. Multiple Jump Forms are available to collect, with each one influenced by the biome you are currently fishing in. There is no battle benefit for these skins, and as such are just purely cosmetical. These skins are also carried over when you evolve it into Gyarados!
Every Jump Form has a 5% base chance of being caught, regardless of lure level. The Luck of the Sea enchantment further increases this chance by 2.5% per level, allowing you to reach a maximum chance of 12.5%.
For detailed information on each Jump Form and the biomes they can be found in, please refer to the Official Cobblemon Wiki linked below:
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