Personal field notes
Track normal and Drip kills separately
Mark only kills you confirmed in your game. These 50 working rows are not an official Collector or Fishipedia roster, and a Drip mark does not imply every row has a required Drip form.
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Showing 50 of 50 field rows.
| Creature and setup | Route | Base kill | Drip kill |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brown CrabRegular catch · Free Lure | LighthouseCrab Fishing Rod | ||
| ShrimpRegular catch · Free Lure | LighthouseCrab Fishing Rod | ||
| Rock CrabRegular catch · Free Lure or Hot Dog | LighthouseCrab Fishing Rod | ||
| LobsterRegular catch · Hot Dog | LighthouseCrab Fishing Rod | ||
| PiranhaRegular catch · Hot Dog | ForestCrab Fishing Rod | ||
| MackerelRegular catch · Free Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| GarRegular catch · Free Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| PikeRegular catch · Free Lure or Beginner Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| CodRegular catch · Beginner Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| GobyRegular catch · Beginner Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| GoldfishRegular catch · Free Lure or Beginner Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| PerchRegular catch · Beginner Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| TriggerfishRegular catch · Beginner Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| SalmonRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| CatfishRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| ClownfishRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| Sea UrchinRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| Yellow BoxfishRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| NeedlefishRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| BluegillRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| SeahorseRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| BowlfishRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| AngelfishRegular catch · Standard Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| BassRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| EelRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| Red SnapperRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| SengaratRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| HalibutRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| TigerfishRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| Flying FishRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| VoxelfishRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| ParrotfishRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| DripperRegular catch · Professional Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| BlobfishRegular catch · Scientific Lure | VolcanoFishing Rod | ||
| OarfishRegular catch · Scientific Lure | VolcanoFishing Rod | ||
| AnglerfishRegular catch · Scientific Lure | VolcanoFishing Rod | ||
| StonefishRegular catch · Scientific Lure | VolcanoFishing Rod | ||
| Superdwarf FishRegular catch · Scientific Lure | VolcanoFishing Rod | ||
| Spider CrabBoss / mini-boss · Empty Beer Can | LighthouseCrab Fishing Rod | ||
| SunfishBoss / mini-boss · Beginner Boss Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| The Old PikeBoss / mini-boss · Beginner Boss Lure | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| Giant PiranhaBoss / mini-boss · Modified Leech | ForestFishing Rod | ||
| Blue SharkBoss / mini-boss · Standard Boss Lure | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| PufferfishBoss / mini-boss · Carrot | DesertFishing Rod | ||
| TunaBoss / mini-boss · Professional Boss Lure | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| AlbatrossBoss / mini-boss · Tuna | RocksFishing Rod | ||
| Goblin SharkBoss / mini-boss · Scientific Boss Lure | VolcanoFishing Rod | ||
| Bowhead WhaleBoss / mini-boss · Fish Bucket | VolcanoFishing Rod | ||
| Mutated Bowhead WhaleBoss / mini-boss · Bowhead Whale | VolcanoFishing Rod | ||
| Bing BongHidden catch · Coconut | DesertNot verified |
Saved only in this browser. Check the game for official completion.
01Use the checklist for the goal you are actually chasing
Steam defines Fishipedia as finding and killing all Drip creatures. Its separate Drip achievement needs only one Drip kill, while Collector asks for all creatures without publishing a named count. Marking a normal catch therefore does not mean its Drip version has been completed. The checklist keeps two independent marks so one memorable encounter does not erase an unfinished search.
The rows start with this wiki’s 49 documented regular and boss catches and a separately labeled Bing Bong community report. They provide names, bait and route associations for planning a search, not an official Fishipedia roster. A Drip mark records what you personally observed and killed; it does not assert that every row has a required Drip form. Use the in-game achievement result, rather than a site percentage, as your completion signal.
02Find a missing base creature before hunting its Drip
Filter by the island you have reached and search the bait or lure name shown in the field list. For an ordinary catch, test its documented equipment pool before moving between shorelines. For a boss, check the active quest and any special trigger creature because an ordinary lure cannot replace that chain. Keep a note when your current build disagrees with the table so the next attempt changes only one variable.
After a successful encounter, look for the creature in the game’s own record and confirm the kill rather than recording a hook alone. Tick the normal column only when that evidence is visible on your save. If a creature appears on another island, your observation is useful even though the table shows its normal route association. The tool saves your mark locally, so you can continue a later session without creating an account.
03Record a Drip result without relying on appearance alone
When a possible Drip creature appears, note the name, location, bait and patch before the fight. Confirm the game’s Drip or achievement response after the kill rather than treating a color difference as sufficient proof. A rare-looking catch and a Drip collection flag are different questions, and the available official sources do not map every named creature to a Drip form. Tick the Drip column only for a result you can recognize again in your own save.
A long run of normal catches does not establish a published drop rate or prove your lure is wrong. Recheck the base setup first, then keep the island and bait fixed while you test another session. If the game updates or the record behaves differently, record the build and visible result instead of overwriting an earlier observation from memory. The Bing Bong guide gives one dated community example of why normal and reported Drip forms need separate notes.
04Understand what browser progress does and does not mean
The checkboxes are stored only in this browser through local storage; they do not read or change your Steam profile. Clearing browser data, switching browsers or using a different device can remove the marks, even while the game save remains intact. A count at the top summarizes personal field notes rather than the game’s official remaining requirements. Consider a screenshot or written copy of important gaps before clearing data or changing devices.
Use the island and bait filters to turn a broad goal into a short next trip. Searching for one missing name is faster than reading every boss and fish row on each session. The normal and Drip columns stay separate when you filter, so you can return to an unfinished pool without losing completed marks. If storage is blocked, the checklist still works for the current page view, but it cannot promise persistence after closing the tab.
05Resolve the last missing Fishipedia entry
First confirm that Steam has registered the one-Drip milestone and that the current save is the one you are checking. Then compare your own Drip notes with the game’s visible record instead of assuming the site list is exhaustive. Revisit a documented bait pool or special boss chain only after confirming the relevant area and quest are available. This order helps separate a missing creature from a save-sync or achievement-reporting problem.
Official Patch 1.0.5 fixed a Fishipedia completion bug involving one extra Drip creature, so an older checklist may describe a different build. The patch did not publish a complete named Drip roster, and Patch 1.0.12 did not provide one either. When your in-game result contradicts a row here, keep a screenshot with the patch, name, bait and location for a correction. The next useful improvement to this tracker is verified player evidence, not a guessed “100%” label.
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Evidence boundary
What this guide can confirm
- Steam achievement wording separates the one-Drip, all-Drip Fishipedia and all-creature Collector goals.
- Patch 1.0.5 fixed an extra-Drip completion bug but did not publish a complete named roster.
- The field list combines 49 community-table entries with a separate dated Bing Bong report; personal checklist counts are not official achievement thresholds.
Sources
Sources for this guide
- Steam global achievements for How to Fish
Primary source for the distinct Fishipedia, Drip and Collector conditions.
- Official Patch 1.0.5 announcement
Primary source for the Fishipedia extra-Drip completion bug fix.
- Steam Community: Bing Bong EE discussion
Dated community report for one hidden encounter and reported Drip form.