Disney Dreamlight Valley: How to Catch All Honeyglow Woods Fish
Disney Dreamlight Valley already has a huge variety of fish to catch, and the Honeyglow Woods Adventure Pack adds an additional three fish, which you can find here. Many of the Honeyglow Woods recipes require fish as ingredients, and even some quests and Dreamlight Duties. Below, you'll find all the fish added to the Honeyglow Woods Adventure Pack in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
All Honeyglow Woods Fish in Disney Dreamlight Valley
The Honeyglow Woods Adventure Pack brings three new fish to DDV:
- Acorn Snail
- Sweet Jelly
- Plush Fish.
Unlike most fish in the base game, these can all be caught in every biome of Honeyglow Woods. The only thing that matters is fishing in the correct type of ripple, which we'll explain below.
Acorn Snail
- Common Fish
- White Ripples
- Found in All Honeyglow Woods Biomes
The Acorn Snail can be caught from white fishing ripples. White ripples usually contain common fish, so you shouldn't have to spend too much time looking for one.
The Acorn Snail sells for 75 Star Coins and restores 300 Energy. You can also use it to cook Sweet Acorn Porridge, one of the new Honeyglow Woods recipes.
Sweet Jelly
- Uncommon Fish
- Blue Ripples
- Found in All Honeyglow Woods Biomes
Sweet Jelly is the second fish introduced in the Honeyglow Woods. You can catch it by fishing in blue ripples anywhere in Honeyglow Woods. Since blue ripples usually contain uncommon fish, you may have to wait a little longer for them to appear.
Sweet Jelly sells for 450 Star Coins and restores 900 Energy. It's also used in two Honeyglow Woods recipes: Brunchfast and Honey Macarons.
Plush Fish
- Rare Fish
- Red Ripples
- Found in All Honeyglow Woods Biomes
The Plush Fish is the rarest of the three new fish. It can only be caught from red ripples. Because it's the rarest fish in Honeyglow Woods, it also has the highest value. It sells for 900 Star Coins and restores 1,500 Energy.
If you are new to fishing, equip your fishing rod and cast your line into the colored ripples to catch a fish. Casting outside the ripples usually gives you common items like Seaweed or Driftwood instead of fish.
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