How to Fish in Sol's RNG - Sol's RNG Wiki

Overview

Fishing was added to Sol's RNG in Eon 1-7, introducing a full minigame with 56 fish species across Trash, Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Legendary tiers, plus the rare Sea Pearl and Abyssal Sea Pearl. Each catch's value is driven by weight, rarity, and mutations. The best catch is the Legendary Sharko.

Watch: Full Fishing Update Guide

This video covers the entire fishing update from the Waiting phase through the Reeling minigame, showing how to keep the bar in the green zone and demonstrating catches of various rarities. It is the best visual companion to the steps below for mastering the Fish Point economy and landing the heaviest Legendary fish.

The Fishing Minigame Step by Step

Fishing has two phases: a Waiting phase where you wait for a bite, and a Reeling minigame where you must keep a moving blue bar tip inside a green area to fill a white bar above a red line. Mastering the reeling timing is the core skill of the entire fishing update in Sol's RNG.

Approach any body of water to trigger the Fish UI. Once a fish bites, focus entirely on keeping the blue tip aligned with the green zone, since letting the white bar drop below the red line risks losing the catch and wasting the bait wait you already invested in.

Fish Rarity Multipliers

Every fish has a rarity tier that multiplies its base value. Higher tiers are rarer but pay out significantly more Fish Points per catch, making them the priority targets during focused fishing sessions across the many biomes in Sol's RNG.

The table below lists each tier and its multiplier. Legendary fish like the Sharko are the most valuable, while Trash fish are worth the least and are mostly an incidental bycatch of bulk fishing that still earns a small trickle of points.

Mutations and Biome Fish

Mutations and biome exclusives add depth to fishing. Mutations multiply a fish's value and are tied to the active biome, while certain fish only appear during specific biome conditions, pushing you to fish across multiple biomes to complete your collection of all fifty-six species.

The WINDY biome applies the Ruffled mutation at 1.5x and hosts Flying Fish, Wahoo, Sailfish, and Striped Marlin. The SNOWY biome applies the Crusted mutation at 1.5x and hosts Coelacanth, Bluefin Tuna, and Antarctic Icefish as its exclusive biome-specific catches during their active windows.

Spending Fish Points

Fish Points, earned by selling catches to Captain Flarg, are spent at the Fishing Shop on two core potions: the Lucky Potion and the Speed Potion, each costing 25 Fish Points. Both directly accelerate your rolling, making fishing a strong indirect income source in Sol's RNG overall economy.

Keep a steady rotation of fishing sessions to maintain a potion buffer, especially when pushing for rare auras from the aura rarity tiers. The Speed Potion in particular compounds with auto-roll for long overnight sessions in Sol's RNG.

Fishing Tips and Targets

These tips help you fish more efficiently and target the most valuable catches. The biggest jumps in Fish Point income come from biome timing and prioritizing Legendary bites over sheer volume of low-value bycatch during your daily fishing sessions across Sol's RNG.

Combine these tips with the right gear from the progression guide to turn fishing into a reliable engine for potions and steady progression that consistently sustains your rolling over the long term endgame journey in Sol's RNG.

• Always finish the reel on Legendary bites, since they are worth the most Fish Points.
• Fish during WINDY and SNOWY biomes to access the 1.5x Ruffled and Crusted mutations.
• Target the Sharko, the heaviest and most valuable Legendary fish in the game.
• Collect all 56 species, including the special Sea Pearl and Abyssal Sea Pearl.
• Buy Lucky and Speed Potions at the Fishing Shop for 25 Fish Points each.
• Sell every catch to Captain Flarg; even Trash fish contribute small Fish Point amounts.