Fish are passive Creatures in Sea of Thieves. As of the anniversary update, there are now 10 different types of fish that can be caught and turned into The Hunter’s Call trading company for commendations and gold.
You will need to sell all
50 to the hunters call for this achievement.
Fish can also be found in shipwreck barrels, barrels floating in the water, and rowboat chests.
SplashtailsThe most common fish in the game. It can be found anywhere and does not require Bait to catch.
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Ruby Splashtail: First rarity of Splashtail. Color: Red
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Sunny Splashtail: Second rarity of Splashtail. Color: Yellow
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Indigo Splashtail: Third rarity of Splashtail. Color: Blue/Purple
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Umber Splashtail: Rare fish varieties like the Umber Splashtail are hard to come across and are worth significantly more Gold and experience than the other four varieties. Color: White/Tan Sand
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Seafoam Splashtail: Can only be caught at night, and glow a distinctive green color.
PlentifinsA common fish found only in the waters of the Shores of Plenty. Requires Earthworms to catch.
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Olive Plentifin: First rarity of Plentifin. Color: Dark Green/Lime Green
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Amber Plentifin: Second rarity of Plentifin. Color: Yellow with an orange strip
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Cloudy Plentifin: Third rarity of Plentifin. Color: Dark Blue
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Bonedust Plentifin: Rare fish varieties like the Bonedust Plentifin are hard to come across and are worth significantly more Gold and experience than the other four varieties. Color: White Sand with brown strips
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Watery Plentifin: Can only be caught at night, and glow a distinctive blue color.
AncientscalesA common fish found only in the waters of the Ancient Isles. Requires Leeches to catch.
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Almond Ancientscale: First rarity of Ancientscale. Color: Brown
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Sapphire Ancientscale: Second rarity of Ancientscale. Color: Light Blue with Dark Blue Stripes
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Smoke Ancientscale: Third rarity of Ancientscale. Color: Gray/Black
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Bone Ancientscale: Rare fish varieties like the Bone Ancientscale are hard to come across and are worth significantly more Gold and experience than the other four varieties. Color: White
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Starshine Ancientscale: Night variant of Ancientscale. Color: Green
WildsplashesA common fish found only in the waters of The Wilds. Requires Earthworms to catch.
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Russet Wildsplash: First rarity of Wildsplash. Color: Green/Brown
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Sandy Wildsplash: Second rarity of Wildsplash. Color: White
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Ocean Wildsplash: Third Rarity of Wildsplash. Color: Blue
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Muddy Wildsplash: Rare fish varieties like the Muddy Wildsplash are hard to come across and are worth significantly more Gold and experience than the other four varieties. Color: Brown/Bronze
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Coral Wildsplash: Coral Wildsplashes can only be caught at night, and glow a distinctive red color.
DevilfishA common fish found only in The Devil's Roar. Requires Grubs to catch.
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Ashen Devilfish: First rarity of Devilfish. Color: Gray/Black
-Seashell Devilfish: Second rarity of Devilfish. Color: White
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Lava Devilfish: Third Rarity of Devilfish. Color: Red
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Forsaken Devilfish: Rare fish varieties like the Forsaken Devilfish are hard to come across and are worth significantly more Gold and experience than the other four varieties. Color: Yellow
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Firelight Devilfish: Night variant of Devilfish. Color: Black/Yellow with Orange/Red fins
IslehoppersA common fish found in the waters directly next to large islands. The fishing range is within the island's title card area. Does not require Bait to catch.
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Stone Islehopper: First variant of Islehopper. Color: Gray (Sighted at Shipwreck Bay, Shark Bait Cove, Crook's Hollow, Sailor's Bounty and Cannon Cove).
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Moss Islehopper: Second variant of Islehopper. Color: Green (Sighted at Thieves' Haven, Marauder's Arch, Lone Cove and Wanderers Refuge).
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Honey Islehopper: Third variant of Islehopper. Color: Yellow (Sighted at Discovery Ridge, Plunder Valley, Kraken's Fall, Sunken Grove, and Crescent Isle).
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Raven Islehopper: Fourth variant of Islehopper, can appear at any larger island at a lower chance. Color: Black/Blue
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Amethyst Islehopper: Night variant of Islehopper. Color: Purple (Sighted at Devil's Ridge, Smuggler's Bay, Mermaid's Hideaway, The Crooked Masts, Old Faithful Isle, and Snake Island at night).
PondiesA common fish found in the small water ponds that are found on islands, for example Mermaid's Hideaway. No other fish, not even Splashtails appear in these ponds. Does not require Bait to catch.
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Charcoal Pondie: First rarity of Pondie. Color: Gray
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Orchid Pondie: Second rarity of Pondie. Color: Pink
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Bronze Pondie: Third rarity of Pondie. Color: Bronze
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Bright Pondie: Fourth rarity of Pondie. Color: Yellow
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Moonsky Pondie: Night variant of Pondie. Color: Blue
BattlegillsA rare fish found in the heat of battles, including Skull Forts raids and Skeleton Ships. Requires Grubs to catch.
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Jade Battlegill: First rarity of Battlegill. Color: Green
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Sky Battlegill: Second rarity of Battlegill. Color: Blue
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Rum Battlegill: Third rarity of Battlegill. Color: Brown
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Sand Battlegill: Rare fish varieties like the Sand Battlegill are hard to come across and are worth significantly more Gold and experience than the other four varieties. Color: White
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Bittersweet Battlegill: Night variant of Battlegill. Color: Orange
StormfishA rare fish found within storms across the Sea of Thieves. The ship's bell rings when you are properly within the storm to catch the fish. Requires Leeches to catch.
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Ancient Stormfish: Ancient Isle variant of Stormfish. Color: Silver
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Shores Stormfish: Shores of Plenty variant of Stormfish.
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Wild Stormfish: The Wilds variant of Stormfish. Color: Dark Green/Lime Green
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Shadow Stormfish: The rarest of the Stormfish. Can be caught in any region, but best chance at the Sea Dog residence at the middle of the map or Devil's Roar. Color: Black/Red Stripes
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Twilight Stormfish: Twilight Stormfish can only be caught at night, and glow a distinctive yellow color.
WreckersA rare fish found near Shipwrecks. Requires Earthworms to catch.
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Rose Wrecker: First rarity of Wrecker. Color: Purple
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Sun Wrecker: Second rarity of Wrecker. Color: Orange
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Blackcloud Wrecker: Third rarity of Wrecker. Blackcloud Wreckers can only be caught around Shipwrecks during a Storm. Color: Black with a Green Bulb
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Snow Wrecker: Fourth rarity of Wrecker. Color: White
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Moon Wrecker: Night variant of Wrecker. Color: Moon Wreckers can only be caught at night, and glow a distinctive orange color.
Source:
https://seaofthieves.gamepedia.com/Fish