Are you in pursuit of a chub in Stardew Valley fish? This fishing guide should help you. Stardew Valley is a relaxing, mellow, tranquil, and pleasant game. It is perhaps possible to declare that it is still one of the most refreshing games the gaming world has ever seen.
However, catching a chub in Stardew Valley can be challenging if you don’t know what you’re doing. But, with practice, you’ll soon discover that you’ll find chub in the Cindersap Forest river or the Alpine lake. There are certain times of the day when chub is more prevalent. But it can generally be caught on any day and all four seasons.
When it comes to Stardew Valley, the simple duties of hoeing land, sowing seeds, mowing grass, and chopping wood are all extremely delightful. But, if you have been attempting to reach the pinnacle of skill in the game, you’ll quickly find that everything is not as simple and stress-free as it sounds.
Still, fishing, like any other obstacle in any other game (or in life), is something that can be learned to professionalism. So, grab your pole and hook, and get some chub!
How to Catch a Chub in Stardew Valley?
The chub is a popular freshwater species that may be found inside the Cindersap Forest River directly below your farm and in the alpine lake near the mine. While chub is said to be available all day and in any season, you simply won’t catch it in Pelican Town at any given time. There are periods during which the fish is more prevalent.
Thankfully, it may be found on Wednesdays in Krobus’ shop and at the Traveling Cart. Just bring your gold because it might cost you anything from 200 to 1,000 gold.
Now you know where and when to catch a chub, their uses, and how to fish in Stardew Valley. Here are some fishing tips from Stardew Valley that will help you become a better fisherman:
1. Catch fish first thing in the morning: This strategy is ideal for catching a particular type of fish.
2. Use bait: Lure is a method of attracting specific types of fish. Use a dish of the sea, fish stew, sea foamy pudding, or bisque for this game. While baiting, make sure to watch the water level.
3. Be patient: catching fish takes time. It’s not uncommon to fail multiple times before finally succeeding.
4. Cast your line far enough away from the coast: Make sure you cast your line far enough away from shore. There’s less possibility of becoming hooked by stones or trees this way. Also, once you feel something hit the hook, remember to reel in slowly.
5. Keep the tip of your fishing pole low: Don’t let the end of the rod touch the pool’s floor. Your pole may be damaged if you do so. Instead, gradually lower it.
6. Know where to look for fish: Different fish species can be found in various locations.
7. Cast your line where you can see the bubbles: this means there are fish around. However, you should watch all those areas before going fishing, as you might come across underwater plants that could harm your rod.
8. Improve your fishing abilities and equipment: Improving your fishing skills will boost your chances of success. To do so, go to the local fishing shop. You may buy new rods and reels there.
Bundles and Recipes
Finishing the mystery Community Center is among the tasks you can engage in while staying in Stardew Valley, aside from obtaining the greatest potential level for every ability. To do so, you’ll need to assemble together several different bundles.
The Field Survey Bundle is one of those bundles. A nautilus shell, purple mushroom, frozen geode, and a chub are required for this bundle. You’ll be awarded with a Recycling Machine once you’ve completed it.
If you have a few chubs on hand, you can make a dinner out of them or use them to make other items. When you mix it with seaweed and rice, you’ll get a Maki Roll that has 100 energy with 45 health. If you want to keep things even easier, you can simply eat Chub as Sashimi. By eating it, you will acquire 75 energy plus 33 health.
Chub combined with 2 Saps produces a Quality Fertilizer that enhances soil quality and increases the likelihood of generating quality crops. This fish can quickly be sewed into a fishing vest using the spindle of the sewing machine.
Conclusion
Fishing may be difficult, but you can get the hang of it as a player. And I am confident that if you put in the effort to practice, you can be good (even great). What’s more, you could be able to participate in the upcoming Stardew Valley Tournament, which will be the first of its kind.