Blue Protocol Star Resonance Fishing Guide – How to Fish & Best Tips

Summary

• • Fishing provides steady income through materials, Luno currency, and guild contributions without consuming Focus.
  • Progressively update your equipment from Regular to Sturdy Pole at Level 8 then use appropriate bait quality to maximize efficiency.
  • Earn bonus rewards by completing hidden Amos quest at Beach Pier and integrate fishing with other systems.

Take a break from the exhausting combat by fishing in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance! You can still earn valuable materials and currency from this relaxing activity available in the game. It is an ideal way to earn rewards during downtime since it doesn’t consume Focus. Here’s a complete guide on fishing in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance!

Unlocking the Fishing Feature

Before you can access this feature, you have to complete the main story quest “Fireworks Fantasy Night” first. Afterward, you can start casting your first line onto the deep waters through these steps:

1. 1. Head to Asterleeds and search for the Fishing Guild Member north of Celestine Plaza.
   2. Then, she’ll start the “Invitation from the Fishing Guild” quest.
   3. Shell provide you with a Regular Fishing Pole and Beginner’s Bait to start the quest. 
   4. For your tutorial task, you have to catch one Asterscad at the Yacht Harbor.
   5. You will only receive the starter supplies after reeling in your first fish and reporting back to the guild member.

The beginner supplies you will receive includes the following items:

• • Regular Bait
  • Precise Bait
  • Luno Currency
  • Adventurer experience points

From this point onward, you can access the fishing anytime across Asterleeds and the Asteria Plains regions.

How Fishing Mechanics Work

Now, how do the fishing mechanics work for Blue Protocol? The fishing spots appear near bodies of water throughout the available regions. While simple, it requires you to pay attention and proper timing to be successful with it.

1. 1. Cast your line into the water then watch your bobber float on the surface.
   2. The bobber briefly dips when something bites the bait. An exclamation notification should also appear.
   3. Once hooked, you enter the fish-wrestling phase where it requires proper technique.
   4. Hold the reel-in button so you can increase the line tension.
   5. Your pole direction should align with the fish’s movement across three zones: left, center, and right.
   6. If your tension bar stays maxed out for too long, it will snap and free your catch.
   7. Fill the progress bar completely to safely reel in the fish. 

Usually, the common fishes cooperate easily while rarer catches test your skills. However, it is nothing that you cannot learn through practice. 

Essential Equipment and Upgrades

Besides the technique, your fishing pole may also affect the efficiency of your reeling. These fishing poles vary in control and durability that helps them be effective against rarer fishes. Simply go to the fishing shop at any spot and press V to purchase upgrades with Luno.

When catching rarer fish, the pole durability decreases even faster. So, it is better to check on your equipment’s condition from time to time. Here’s how you can check the fish rarity:

It is best to always repair or replace your poles to avoid losing your potential catches. Moreover, the bait quality also impacts your fishing results.

You can purchase varying baits from vendors or craft it through your Culinary skill. Luckily, failed catches don’t consume bait and allow immediate retries.

Why Fishing Matters for Progression

It is more than just a fun and relaxing activity in Blue Protocol. Fishing can also serve as one of the productive ways on how you can speed up your progression. You can integrate it with varying systems available in the game.

The Culinary life skill uses fish and scallops for combat food buffs to enhance your battle performance. Then, the Alchemy utilizes scallops in crafting fibers and homestead decorations. Meanwhile, the Guild Cargo accepts fish donations for daily Unbound Luno. 

Plus, the Season Hub counts fishing toward your daily merit progress for Adventurer experience and Season points. The ocean trash you have collected can be recycled at the Ocean Garbage Recycler in Asterleeds for Bound Luno. Also, the Fishing Archive tracks every species you have caught and their best sizes. 

For each location, you can reel in different kinds of fish. In Asterleeds, you can get City Harbor Fish, Freshwater Fish inland in Asteria Plains, and Seawater Fish along outer coasts.

Pro Tips and Hidden Content

Asterleeds often offers a convenient way to start your fishing journey and speed up your early leveling. You can do these tips if you want to get the most out of the fishing experience in Blue Protocol:

1. 1. Use Regular Bait until Level 5 to save currency before switching to Precise Bait.
   2. Prioritize upgrading to Sturdy Pole first to eliminate the frustrating random breaks.
   3. Also, always recycle the trash items for extra Bound Luno rather than just discarding them.
   4. Don’t miss the hidden fishing quest at Asterleeds Beach Pier. Starting this quest requires you to initiate a talk with Amos. 
   5. Use a Regular Bait to make the Night Lamp appear for Amos. 
   6. Fish nearby until you hook one and return it. 

Conclusion

That’s how to start fishing in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance! It should not be hard after you unlock the guild and equip the proper equipment. Try to upgrade first your pole and bait to make catching rare fish more easy. 

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