Robins Fishery Wiki & Guide

Use any fishing rod as you normally would in a body of water. The new fish variants will appear in your catches depending on which biome you're fishing in—check the biome-specific guide to see what's available where you are.

No, any standard fishing rod works. The mod doesn't add new fishing rods, so your existing rods will catch the new fish variants automatically.

Each of the 19 fish variants spawns only in certain biomes. Use the 'Identify Which Fish Spawn in Your Current Biome' guide to see what's available in your location, or check the mod's biome list to plan where to fish.

Cook any of the fish variants in a furnace, smoker, or campfire like you would regular fish. All cooked variants combine into a single common cooked item in your inventory, so you don't need to track different types.

Make sure you're actually cooking the fish—raw variants don't stack together. If your cooked fish aren't combining, verify the mod is properly installed and you're cooking them in a valid cooking block.

Check the 'Farm Cooked Fish Efficiently' guide for strategies like setting up AFK fishing farms or using multiple fishing rods in high-spawn-rate biomes to maximize your catch rate.

The mod increases treasure catch rates when fishing in the End, so simply fish there instead of the Overworld. You'll see more valuable loot like enchanted books and other treasure items compared to normal fishing.

You can spawn the fish items directly in creative mode from the creative inventory. In survival, you must catch them with a fishing rod.

The mod adds fish variants and adjusts fishing mechanics without adding complex entities or block updates, so it should have minimal performance impact on most systems.

You can farm whichever fish you want—there's no requirement to collect all variants. However, if you're interested in the challenge, the 'Catch All 19 Fish Variants' guide provides tips for hunting down every type.