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Caught fish can be cooked to make new meals, hung up or sold as part of a [[business]].
Caught fish can be cooked to make new meals, hung up or sold as part of a [[business]].


As a sim gains experience by fishing, they can earn talent badges. With these badges, sims can use different baits to catch rarer fish.
As a Sim gains experience by fishing, they can earn [[talent badge]]s (in ''The Sims 2'') or [[skill]] points (in ''The Sims 3''). With experience, Sims can use different baits and catch rarer fish.


Fishing is very useful for meals also. If you cook fish the food will fill up your hunger bar faster.
Fishing is very useful for meals also. If you cook fish the food will fill up your hunger bar faster.


== Fish ==
== Fish ==

=== The Sims 2 ===
Fish types include: Boot, Largemouth Bass, Blue Catfish, Rainbow Trout and the elusive Golden Trout. All have Giant varieties as well, however, Golden Trout does not possess a 'small' size.
Fish types include: Boot, Largemouth Bass, Blue Catfish, Rainbow Trout and the elusive Golden Trout. All have Giant varieties as well, however, Golden Trout does not possess a 'small' size.


== Badges ==
== Badges ==
Sims gained fishing talent badges with experience.


===No badge===
===No badge===
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*'''Fish''': Golden Trout
*'''Fish''': Golden Trout


==[[Sims 3]]==
==[[The Sims 3]]==
In The sims 3 fishing will be featured, a blog on sims3.com writen by Eric Holmberg-Weidler talks about fishing and gardening skill, he speaks of a fish one of his sims fished up, "He reeled in what felt like an unusually small fish. Grabbing it out of the water, he stared into the malevolent, blood-red eyes of an almost pitch-black fish. Tiny fangs protruded from either side of its mouth." for the whole interveiw click [[http://www.sims3.com/view/pages/blog.jsp?author=Eric%20Holmberg-Weidler#CollectinginTheSims3 here]
In ''The Sims 3'' fishing will be featured, a blog<ref>[http://www.sims3.com/view/pages/blog.jsp?author=Eric%20Holmberg-Weidler#CollectinginTheSims3 Collecting in The Sims 3]</ref> on [http://www.sims3.com/ TheSims3.com] written by Eric Holmberg-Weidler talks about fishing and gardening skill, he speaks of a fish one of his Sims fished up, "He reeled in what felt like an unusually small fish. Grabbing it out of the water, he stared into the malevolent, blood-red eyes of an almost pitch-black fish. Tiny fangs protruded from either side of its mouth."

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{{TalentBadges}}
{{TalentBadges}}
[[Category: Seasons]]
[[Category: Seasons]]

Revision as of 01:40, 2 March 2009

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Grandma's gonna cook the fish. Kids love them fishies!

Introduced in The Sims 2: Seasons, if a pond is deep enough, fish will appear in it throughout the seasons. These fish, and slightly less appetizing specimens, can be caught by selecting a Sim and clicking on the pond in question.

Caught fish can be cooked to make new meals, hung up or sold as part of a business.

As a Sim gains experience by fishing, they can earn talent badges (in The Sims 2) or skill points (in The Sims 3). With experience, Sims can use different baits and catch rarer fish.

Fishing is very useful for meals also. If you cook fish the food will fill up your hunger bar faster.

Fish

The Sims 2

Fish types include: Boot, Largemouth Bass, Blue Catfish, Rainbow Trout and the elusive Golden Trout. All have Giant varieties as well, however, Golden Trout does not possess a 'small' size.

Badges

Sims gained fishing talent badges with experience.

No badge

  • Bait: Worm Bait
  • Fish: Boots, Largemouth Bass

Bronze Badge

  • Bait: Riverblossom Minnow
  • Fish: Blue Catfish

Silver Badge

  • Bait: Stink Ball Bait
  • Fish: Rainbow Trout

Gold Badge

  • Bait: Sparkle Spinner
  • Fish: Golden Trout

The Sims 3

In The Sims 3 fishing will be featured, a blog[1] on TheSims3.com written by Eric Holmberg-Weidler talks about fishing and gardening skill, he speaks of a fish one of his Sims fished up, "He reeled in what felt like an unusually small fish. Grabbing it out of the water, he stared into the malevolent, blood-red eyes of an almost pitch-black fish. Tiny fangs protruded from either side of its mouth."

Refernces