Attention video game and pop culture fans! Stardew Valley offers players various peaceful activities including fishing. Although most fish are fairly easy to catch, some fish are so rare that special conditions must be met before they can be caught.
The Glacierfish is one of the rarest legendary fish in Stardew Valley, and you can only catch one per save. Additionally, it can only be captured at a specific location, making it more difficult to obtain. For those who are lost, this guide will tell you how to find and catch Glacierfish in Stardew Valley.
Like other legendary fish, the glacierfish can only be caught once per save file or per player in multiplayer in Stardew Valley. This does not mean that you have to fish every water in the hope of finding the right one. Conversely, you must meet these conditions to catch a glacierfish in Stardew Valley:
– You have reached fishing skill level 6 or higher. Fishing upgrades can be helpful for this.
– In winter season you should drink fish.
– Finally, you need to catch the Glacierfish at a specific location in Stardew Valley.
The last condition is the most important, because you cannot catch glacierfish anywhere else. Go southwest to Cindersap Forest. There you will find a small island. Go down to the southernmost part of the island and cast your fishing line. Glacierfish do not like to swim close to shore. Therefore, you should water the line more to increase your chances. We also recommend using a lure catcher to make catching this legendary fish easier.
If all the requirements are met, a few tries should be enough to catch a glacierfish in Stardew Valley. Despite its rarity, the glacierfish is more of a challenge than a prized commodity. It does not require special preparation and no villager appreciates this fish as a gift. So you can just sell it for gold or cook it in normal fish recipes.
Everything you need to know about catching glacierfish in Stardew Valley. This legendary fish is very rare, but following this guide will help you find it without any problems. So, grab your fishing rod and good luck!
