Trails to Azure Fishing Essentials and Locations Guide

If you're planning a fishing trip to Trails to Azure, you'll want to know where to cast your line. The best time to fish is during the spring and fall seasons when the water is calm and the fish are most active.

The Azure Lake is a popular spot for catching largemouth bass, with a reported average weight of 2-3 pounds. This lake is also home to a variety of other fish species, including catfish and bluegill.

If you're new to fishing, you may want to try your luck at the smaller Azure Creek, where the fish are often smaller but more abundant.

To catch fish in the waters of Azure, you'll need a rod and reel that can handle the strong currents and varied water conditions.

A medium to heavy action rod and reel combo is recommended, as it can handle the strength of fish like the Azure Trout and the Azure Bass.

The right bait is also crucial, and for Azure waters, live bait such as minnows and worms are often the most effective choice.

In fact, according to local fishermen, live bait is responsible for around 70% of all fish caught in the Azure waters.

A good pair of polarized sunglasses can also help you spot fish in the water, as they reduce glare and allow you to see beneath the surface.

By having the right gear and knowledge, you'll be well on your way to a successful and enjoyable fishing trip in the Azure waters.

As you start your fishing journey, you'll want to focus on acquiring the right rods to help you catch more fish. Your initial rod is Migal's Rod, which is a great starting point.

You can upgrade your rod by completing various challenges and quests. For example, capturing 10 different fish rewards you with the Novice Tackle rod. I've seen players get excited about this milestone, and it's a great motivator to keep fishing.

Capturing 20 different fish earns you the Fish Sniper rod, a significant upgrade from the Novice Tackle. This rod will make it easier to catch more fish, and you'll be one step closer to the ultimate rod.

The Tenebrae Mk. III rod is the ultimate fishing rod, and it's rewarded for capturing every different fish. You'll also earn the Godly Angler trophy, which is a great achievement to brag about. I've seen players work hard to get this trophy, and it's a testament to their dedication.

You can also acquire the Alliance Marine Rod by completing Kisara's Ultimate Solo Battle Challenge in Viscint. This rod is a great addition to your collection, and it's a reminder that fishing and battling can go hand-in-hand.

Here are the rods you can acquire through fishing and challenges:

Alternative Lures are a great way to mix up your fishing routine and catch more fish. You can find some amazing lures by completing sub-quests or finding treasure chests in various locations.

One of the best lures for Berserker Piranha, Amber Mackerel, and Tsuyukasa Mackerel is the Flaptrap, which can be found in a treasure chest at Adan Lake.

If you're looking for a lure that's great for Pond Tilapia, Lacerda Salmon, and Sardonyx Grouper, the Subsurface Mirage is a great choice, and it can be found in a chest at Adan Ruins.

The Stick Lure is another great option, and it's perfect for catching Traslida Arowana, Aqfotle Arowana, and Ganath Haros Piranha. You can find it in a treasure chest in the Lavtu Marshlands.

If you're after the Golden Catfish, the Bienfu Lore is a must-have lure, and it can be found in a treasure chest on Forland Mountain's South Hiking Trail.

Here are some alternative lures you can use to catch specific fish:

To catch Cobalt Trout, you'll need the Rappig Minnow, which can be obtained by completing the sub-quest "In Sync" in Cysloden.

The Zapie Doppelganger is another great lure, and it's perfect for catching Cygni Piracuru. You can find it in the Fogwharl Limestone Caverns during the late-game sub-quest "Untamable Rage".

Finally, if you're after Talka Trout, Lavtu Tilapia, or Blueback Tuna, the Celestial Whale is the way to go. You can obtain it by completing Kisara's Novice Solo Battle Challenge in Viscint.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure Remaster offers a variety of fishing locations for players to explore.

You can fish in rivers, lakes, and coastal areas, each with its unique fish species and challenges.

Some fishing locations are accessible in specific areas of the game's world, such as the rivers near the town of Nefia and the lake in the eastern part of the map.

If you're looking to catch some fish in Trails, you'll want to check out the fish list and locations guide.

The guide contains a list of all fish for The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure Remaster.

You can find all fish locations, fishing baits, and fishing rods in the guide.

To unlock the Undebaitable Angler King achievement, you'll need to follow the instructions in the guide.

East Crossbell is a fantastic fishing spot, and I'm excited to share my findings with you. The East Crossbell Highway - River is home to a variety of fish, including Kasagin, Tiger Rockfish, Trout, Gladiator, and Salmon.

You'll need the right bait to catch these fish, though. For the Kasagin, Red Flies are a sure thing. And if you're after the bigger fish like Gladiator, Roe and Deluxe Dumplings are your best bet.

Here's a breakdown of the fish you can catch in East Crossbell, along with the best bait to use:

At the Boathouse, you can catch Armorican Carp, Carp, Adamanturtle, and Noble Carp. The Boathouse has its own unique fishing spots, and the best bait to use varies depending on the fish you're after. For example, Armorican Carp love Dumplings and Deluxe Dumplings, while Carp are more interested in Earthworms and Snow Crab.