Our custom-made fish poster offers a visual guide and tips on how and where to hunt for each species. If you want to be the most well-rounded pirate on the seas, mastering fishing is part and parcel of that ambition! While you can’t catch a Megalodon or Kraken using your fishing rod, you’re still able to sell that valuable cooked meat (along with whatever you can get from sharks and snakes, and less perilous meat from chickens and pigs) to the Trading Company for that all-important Hunter’s Call gold and rep.įinally, if you’re a completionist when it comes to Sea of Thieves, you’ll have additional Commendations and achievements to unlock based on the volume and variety of marine wildlife you’re able to catch, cook and sell. Selling your cooked and uncooked catches to Merrick or other Hunter’s Call representatives at your nearest Seapost is a great way to rack up gold and reputation with The Hunter’s Call.

Then there’s the opportunity of currying favour with The Hunter’s Call Trading Company, run by roaming fisherman Merrick and his extended family. Once you’ve caught the unlucky fish in question, take a trip to your on-board skillet and simply sauté to ensure your catch is properly prepped for consumption. Firstly, there’s the benefit of fishing in a rather conventional sense: if you’re low on energy and your barrel’s lacking bananas, you can cast your line into the ocean and catch something to snack on. From one day to the next, pirates can expect to tackle Forts, skelly fleets, undead captains, Megalodons and much more! However, did you know it’s quite possible to have a quieter time on the seas, away from all that swashbuckling? That’s right: since last April’s Anniversary Update, pirates have been able to put their feet up and play fisherman on the Sea of Thieves’ shores.įishing here has many perks. The Sea of Thieves is home to many a dangerous activity.

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