Stardew Valley: How To Finish The Fish Tank Bundles In Year One
For many players, fishing is the most difficult skill to master in and completing the Fish Tank Bundle will require learning the ropes. With 1.6 introducing new details and tricks for every aspect of the game,farmers everywhere are starting up new saves and working on bringing the Community Center back to its former glory. To complete the Community Center, you will have to collect the bounty of the valley using every skill they have.
Completing the various fish bundles includes fishing in every body of water, time of day, season, and weather, which can become a little tricky for less experienced players. To start, you should upgrade to at least the Fiberglass Rod, which will allow adding bait that speeds up the fishing process. Advancing to the Iridium Rod will allow adding tackle, which will make catching more finicky and legendary fish a much less frustrating process.
The River Fish Bundle features four fish of varying difficulty. Two of the four fish can only be caught in rainy weather, so keeping an eye on the forecast when trying to complete this bundle is essential. Most of the river fish are fairly easy to catch, with the exception of the Catfish, which can be tricky for players less experienced in fishing in.
If you want to complete the community center in Stardew Valley by the end of Year 1 (including the abandoned JojaMart), know when to get your goods.
Most of the River Fish Bundle can be caught in Spring, so this bundle isfairly easy to knock out of the way until Fall when the Tiger Trout comes into season. The reward of Deluxe Bait for this bundle will help in catching other more difficult fish for the different bundles, so the River Fish Bundle is a nice one to complete early.
Fish
Season
Time
Rain Required?
Sunfish
Spring and Summer
6 am–7 pm
No
Catfish
Spring and Fall (Summer in Secret Woods and Witch's Swamp)
6 am–12 am
Yes
Shad
Spring, Summer, and Fall
9 am–2 am
Yes
Tiger Trout
Fall and Winter
6 am–7 pm
No
Unlike other bundles, the Lake Fish
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