◆ Full fish almanac

Scale the Depths All Fish

Every fish in the game — 73 species across the four worlds — with feeding value, health, and which world each lives in. Search a name or sort by value to find the best catches to save for your hungriest customers.

◇ How to read the almanac

Two numbers matter for each fish. Feeding valueis how much hunger it satisfies and how much it contributes to a customer’s payout — the higher the value, the more worth saving for a big, high-paying customer. Healthis roughly how tough the fish is to land, which scales with the gear you need.

Sort by value to see the money fish at a glance, filter to the world you are in, or search a name when you have a specific catch in hand and want to know where it sits. To find which customer pays most for a given fish, pair this with the customer matchmaker.

◇ Browse fish by world

Working through one world at a time? Each world has its own ranked list — every catch sorted by value, with the customer who pays most for it.

WorldSort
Showing 73 of 73 fish
FishWorldFeed valueHealthNotes
BeithirLoch Ness700200—
Northern PikeLoch Ness325120—
Atlantic SalmonLoch Ness275100—
Ferox TroutLoch Ness23085—
European EelLoch Ness20075—
Sea TroutLoch Ness17560Also found elsewhere
Arctic CharLoch Ness16060—
Brown TroutLoch Ness12050Also found elsewhere
European GraylingLoch Ness8540—
Red HerringLoch Ness8340Also found elsewhere
European PerchLoch Ness7230—
European SmeltLoch Ness6225—
RuffeLoch Ness4620—
Brook LampreyLoch Ness4220—
Three-Spined SticklebackLoch Ness2810—
Eurasian MinnowLoch Ness2610—
HogaHuatulco850240—
RoosterfishHuatulco425130—
Mahi-MahiHuatulco340115—
Bluespotted CornetfishHuatulco26095—
Red CornetfishHuatulco26095—
Spot-fin PorcupinefishHuatulco23585Also found elsewhere
Scrawled FilefishHuatulco16565—
Giant DamselfishHuatulco12450—
King AngelfishHuatulco11250—
Razor SurgeonfishHuatulco9445—
Yellowtail SurgeonfishHuatulco9445—
Cortez Sea ChubHuatulco8240—
Panamic Sergeant MajorHuatulco6830—
Three-Banded ButterflyfishHuatulco5225—
Barber ButterflyfishHuatulco5025—
Cortez Rainbow WrasseHuatulco4420Also found elsewhere
Northern AnchovyHuatulco3410Also found elsewhere
Lost DimetrodonOuter Banks1000280—
Longnose GarOuter Banks420140—
Blue CatfishOuter Banks380130—
Lane SnapperOuter Banks334120—
Blackfin SnapperOuter Banks332120—
Northern Red SnapperOuter Banks330120—
HogfishOuter Banks290110—
Gafftopsail CatfishOuter Banks24095—
American EelOuter Banks20075—
Sea TroutOuter Banks17560Also found elsewhere
Black Sea BassOuter Banks15060—
Brown TroutOuter Banks12050Also found elsewhere
Chain PickerelOuter Banks11050—
Summer FlounderOuter Banks9045—
Atlantic HerringOuter Banks8340—
Red HerringOuter Banks8340Also found elsewhere
BluegillOuter Banks6930—
White CrappieOuter Banks6530—
Red Swamp CrayfishOuter Banks5225—
Slippery DickOuter Banks4320—
Fathead MinnowOuter Banks2910—
Apophis 99942Point Nemo1500340—
Giant OarfishPoint Nemo800300—
SwordfishPoint Nemo635160—
Common Ocean SunfishPoint Nemo550180—
Yellowfin TunaPoint Nemo440140—
EscolarPoint Nemo340120—
Bigeye Pacific OpahPoint Nemo300110—
Pacific CodPoint Nemo250100—
Pacific Black DragonPoint Nemo24075—
Spot-fin PorcupinefishPoint Nemo23585Also found elsewhere
Spotted ParrotfishPoint Nemo12560—
FangtoothPoint Nemo12045—
Titan TriggerfishPoint Nemo9445—
Regal TangPoint Nemo8540—
Common ClownfishPoint Nemo7530—
Moorish IdolPoint Nemo7530—
Blackspotted PufferPoint Nemo6530—
Cortez Rainbow WrassePoint Nemo4420Also found elsewhere
Northern AnchovyPoint Nemo3410Also found elsewhere

? Frequently asked

How many fish are in Scale the Depths?

There are 73 fish documented across the four worlds: 16 in Loch Ness, 17 in Huatulco, 21 in Outer Banks, and 19 in Point Nemo. Some species appear in more than one world, noted in the table. This covers the standard catch pool plus each world's legendary fish.

Which fish is worth the most in Scale the Depths?

Sort the almanac above by feeding value to see the highest-value catches at the top. Feeding value is what determines how much a fish is worth when served, so high-value fish are the ones to save for hungry, high-paying customers rather than serving to the first customer in line.

What does feeding value mean?

Feeding value is how much hunger a fish satisfies and, in turn, how much it contributes to a customer's payout. A customer with high hunger needs high-feed-value fish (or several smaller ones). Matching feeding value to a customer's hunger — plus hitting their favorite — is how you maximize each payout.

Do some fish appear in more than one world?

Yes. A handful of species — like Red Herring, Brown Trout, and Sea Trout — are found in multiple worlds, marked in the notes column. Most fish are exclusive to a single world's depth and biome, which is why the almanac groups them by world.

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