Use this field guide to look up observed fish names, rarity and mutation labels, rods, events, and the player steps tied to each system. Changing details keep a date and open fields stay open.
Pull A Lucky Fish is built around catching a target, escaping the shark with it, placing it on your island for income, improving rods, and training to reach farther water. Use the topic pages below when a fish name, rarity label, rod, or event is the part you need to check.
Search catch names, aliases, observations, dates, and open fields.
Understand hidden-rarity language, weather leads, and why no final odds table is shown.
Compare Crow, Ice, Thunder, Coral, and Skeleton leads before buying.
Identity, creator, description, date, or event shown on Roblox.
A name or behavior seen in exact-game footage and dated here.
A price, rate, effect, order, or requirement that needs a current game check.
The event title appears on an official Roblox event surface. The schedule, mechanics, rewards, and weather effects are still open, so the event page separates what is known from what needs a current in-game check.
Open the event statusRoblox pages lead for identity, dates, creator, and event existence. Exact-game videos add fish, rod, rarity, weather, and training observations with a visible date and uncertainty.
See the public reference listCatch a fish, protect it from the shark, place it on your island for income, improve rods, and train to cast farther.
No. Exact odds stay unlisted until a reliable current source or repeatable test supports them.
Use the Fish index for dated catch names and the Rods page for the five observed rod-name leads.
No. This is an independent player guide; the Roblox experience and creator group remain the official destinations.
