Quests
Earl's wife, BetsyLou, needs help in preparing dishes for her restaurant, Sand Bar & Gill, located in Waterport. Each fishing pole has an assortment of signature dishes that require particular fresh fish from the local waters.
Compete in a quest either individually or with a friend. After catching all the dish requirements, wranglers must visit Betsy Lou in Farovia or Ruby Mae in Roperia. Or wranglers can turn in any quests at alternate locations Farovian or Roperian locations. Such as Chef Wolfie at The Chataeu D'Amour in Lover's Lake, Jenny at FAST in Fishertonville, or RUSSOQ Headquarters in Glacier Shack.
General Quest Info[edit]
The base storyline is the same whether you're in Farovia or Roperia.
Farovia[edit]
Complete a quest either individually or with a friend. When you complete the catch requirements for a quest, go back to respective Quest area location to drop them off for your dish.
There are currently 3 locations to turn in quests for Farovia. The Sand - Bar and Grill! in WaterPort for most Quests. The Chataeu D'Amour in Lover's Lake for all Reelistic pole quests for Big Love Islands. And Farovian Air and Space Team in Fishertonville for all Dirigible / Mission Recovery pole quests. But you can also turn in any of the quests at any of the quest turn-in locations, not only the corresponding ones, it will still be accepted.
The Sand - Bar and Grill[edit]
Earl's lovely wife BetsyLou recently inherited a family restaurant and she needs help in preparing dishes for her restaurant, The Sand - Bar and Grill!, located in WaterPort
BetsyLou inherited this restaurant from her ex-husband Gumbo Gary who passed away in a tragic shark wrangling accident last week. BetsyLou is in dire need of help creating some new dishes for her new inheritance and wranglers can help in completing quests. Each quest you complete is another dish that's served at this lovely new place in WaterPort.
Each fishing pole has an assortment of signature dishes that require particular fresh fish from the local waters. Completing the quests not only completes the signature dish, but also unlocks pole addons allowing wranglers to catch new breeds of fish and hence more signature dishes.
Complete a quest either individually or with a friend. When you complete the catch requirements for a quest, go back to The Sand - Bar and Gill! to drop them off for your dish.
The Chataeu D'Amour[edit]
Wranglers turn in all Big Love Island quests for the Reelistic pole at The Chataeu D'Amour in Lover's Lake instead of traveling to the distant The Sand - Bar and Grill restaurant in WaterPort.
Offering 'fine farovian dining' run by Chef Wolfie, The Chataeu D'Amour is a little bit American West, a little bit French, this fancy hotel is built on a rise between the river and the lake. Newlyweds love the luxurious amenities and gorgeous views. Bonjour, pardner!
Chef Wolfie moved from Southern France to take over the hotel in Lover's Lake and needs help cooking some dishes at his place: Chataeu D'Amour!
Farovian Air and Space Team - Fishertonville Hangar[edit]
The FAST Hangar NOT-SO FINE FAROVIAN DINING!
The FAST (Farovian Air and Space Team) as it is known as, is located at an old unused hangar within Fishertonville where wranglers will find a fishing shop that stocks all the poles and flying chum they'll need for their fishing adventure across the skies. It is also where wranglers will turn in Dirigible / Mission Recovery pole quests at Farovian Air and Space Team in Fishertonville. Remember to take it slow here.
I sure do miss Gumbo Gary.. Many thought he loved gumbo, but truth is he didn't like it much at all.
Jenny (Deckhand Dex's cousin) is the chapter president of the Farovian Air and Space Team, based out of Fishertonville. She needs help catching the flying fish of Monsoon Lagoon! When you complete the catch requirements for a quest, come back here to drop them off for your dish.
Roperia[edit]
Complete a quest either individually or with a friend. When you complete the catch requirements for a quest, go back to respective Quest area location to drop them off for your dish.
There are currently 3 locations to turn in quests for Roperia. The Wave Bar and Grill in Santa Francesca for all Roperian quests except for Icelantica Backside pole quests. The RUSSOQ Headquarters in Glacier Shack for all Icelantica Backside pole quests. The Aunt Chovy's in Illa de Porta for Terranea-related pole quests.
But you can also turn in any of the quests at any of the quest turn-in locations, not only the corresponding ones, it will still be accepted. Just make sure you have that 100% completed quest active first so it recognizes it.
The Wave Bar and Grill[edit]
Frank's wife RubyMae recently inherited a family restaurant in Santa Francesca and needs help cooking some dishes at her place: The Wave - Bar and Grill!
Each fishing pole has an assortment of signature dishes that require particular fresh fish from the local waters. Completing the quests not only completes the signature dish, but also unlocks pole addons allowing wranglers to catch new breeds of fish and hence more signature dishes.
Complete a quest either individually or with a friend. When you complete the catch requirements for a quest, go back to The Wave - Bar and Gill! to drop them off for your dish.
RUSSOQ Headquarters[edit]
Wranglers turn in all Cold Fusion and Holy Hybrid pole quests at RUSSOQ Headquarters in Glacier Shack.
Needs pictures and such.
Aunt Chovy's[edit]
Wranglers can turn in all La Renaissance and La Distanza pole quests at Aunt Chovy's Snack Shack in Illa de Porta.
Need pictures and such.
The Quests[edit]
There are a set from anywhere of four to ten quests for each pole. Each 'dish' varies in difficulty - the difficulty hints at the typical number of casts a wrangler may expect to make in order to complete that dish.
Completing some quests unlock an augmented addon for that pole, which you can obtain once completing the quest and maxing out the pole. Each addon unlocks more levels to add to your pole, and allows you to begin catching the Augmented Fish (there are at least four fish per pole at levels 57, 64, 73 and 80 - some poles may introduce more fish).
The final quest does not unlock anything, but wranglers completing the final dish are awarded the rare Liquid Gold attractant by the Ancient Mariner as a reward for their dedication to the task. You are also rewarded a Trophy Dish prize for completing that poles entire quest set.
Super Bonus Quests[edit]
Betsy Lou and Ruby Mae wanted to see how talented wranglers really were, as they kept handing in Quest Sets! So the two ladies formulated new enormous platters that they've titled “Super Bonus Quests” - BEWARE: NOT for Aspiring Wranglers! In order to start a Super Bonus Quest, you'll need to hand over some resources to the ladies. You will not be refunded the resources back, if you start/quit a Super Bonus Quest.
Most Island areas will also have a SBQ (Super Bonus Quests) which usually require using all the poles for those Island areas and only unlocks after having completed their respective poles entire Quest Set. For example WaterPort SBQ requires having completed all Oak Branch, Broken Standard and Fancy Rifle poles quest set before unlocking, plus the fish catch requirements include fish for all poles. Once unlocked, in order to start a SBQ requires the use of gold and resources. Clicking to start a SBQ will prompt advising what all gold and resources will be used to start, and you must click confirm to actually start it if you have all the necessary amounts. Completing a SBQ rewards Free Love Chum and various other bonuses, such as Liquid Gold, MTB, MTB, Deckhand Voucher, Red Shark, and/or Tarpit Stout. If that SBQ rewards Liquid Gold, upon completing it for the first time usually rewards either 2 or 3 LG. Any additional times completed will give 1 less. Please see the quest section FAQ LG below for more info on LG rewards.
- For more details on this topic, see List of SBQ. or in-game SBQ List
Multi-region Quests[edit]
Multi-region, multi-pole quests requires the use of several poles in order to get all the fish catch requirements. They will include fish for both regions of Farovia and Roperia. There are currently 3 multi-region, multi-pole quests (as of Dec 2021). These quests were all special holiday event quests, but they are currently all still available to be done. They include the Thanksgiving Feast quest, Valentine's Feast quest, and the Winter Feast quest. All of the multi-region quests requires to be activated in both regions. As wrangler experience has shown that starting a quest in one region, then traveling to the other region and equipping the next required pole will not automatically activate the multi-region quest the first time. So you must make sure the quest is activated in both regions. This can easily be seen under the Quest section on your home page to see which quest is currently active.
- For more details, see Feast Quests
Initially the first Thanksgiving Feast quest was released along with the release of the Limited Time Fish Super Spud Fish for Thanksgiving 2013 event. When the event was over the Super Spud was moved to the Liquid Gold list along with all the other limited time fish. The Thanksgiving Feast has always still been able to complete, just that you will require quite a bit of LG to complete it. It requires the use of 3 poles for 4 different fish (2 in Farovia, 2 in Roperia) and lots of LG.
The next Valentine's Feast quest was released when the holiday Heart Strings pole was re-released and brought back for Valentine 2021, and has remained. It requires the use of 3 poles for 6 different fish (2 in Roperia, 4 in Farovia).
The most recent Winter Feast quest was released for Christmas / Holiday 2021 and will remain. It requires the use of 6 poles for 7 different fish (3 in Farovia, 4 in Roperia).
Farovia Quests[edit]
Each pole's menu is listed below. Tips to complete each quest are provided on every dish.
- = Bonus Quest
- = SBQ
- = Secret Quest
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Roperia Quests[edit]
Each pole's menu is listed below. Tips to complete each quest are provided on every dish.
- = Bonus Quest
- = SBQ
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General Tips[edit]
A detailed guide to each quest is provided on each page. Some general tips that apply throughout are provided below.
Skills[edit]
Before starting on a pole's quests - please make sure to have the advised skill already learned for those quests as some fish in each quest may require you having certain skills in order to be caught.
This list shows the skills required to complete each pole's set of quests:
- Oak Branch Quests - The Art of Night Fishing and Timing
- Broken Standard Quests - The Art of Night Fishing and Timing
- Fancy Rifle-pole Quests - Habitats of Large Fish
- Excali-pole Quests - The Art of Night Fishing and Timing
- Necro-pole Quests - Habitats of Large Fish
- Steam Powered Hydro-pole Quests - Mastering Shark Wrangling
- Cubey Incinerator Quests - Mastering Shark Wrangling
- Sonar Pulverizer Quests - The Secrets of Farovia
- Pneumatic Spear Quests - Scuba Fishing License
- Holy Liberator Quests - Sub-Zero Survival Training
- Evil Obliterator Quests - Sub-Zero Survival Training
- Algaenite Quests - Sub-Zero Survival Training
- Planktonite Quests - Sub-Zero Survival Training
- Royal Rescuer Quests - Truth of Piracy and Rescue
- Pyratic Plunder Quests - Truth of Piracy and Rescue
- Alcatraz Quests - Monster Wrangling
- Nail Fly Quests - Monster Wrangling
- Palm Spear Quests - Monster Wrangling
- Kelp Net Quests - Monster Wrangling
- Sling Spear Quests - Monster Wrangling
- Torpedo Spear Quests - Monster Wrangling
- Electro Spear Quests - Monster Wrangling
- Guardian Grabber Quests - Monster Wrangling
- Danger Destroyer Quests - Monster Wrangling
- Crapolé Quests - Filtration 101
- Floral Standard Quests - Filtration 101
- Landscaper Quests - Filtration 101
- Lightning Rod Quests - Filtration 101
- Revelation Rod Quests - Art of Mysticism
- Coal Powered Thermo-pole Quests - Intro to Reef Cleaning
- Shredder Quests - Intro to Reef Cleaning
- Nueron Transducer Quests - Mastering Nuclear Physics
- Legionnaires Lance Quests - Mythology of Roperia
- Folsom Quests - Basic Marksmanship
- Outback Quests - Clockwise Navigation
- Survivalist Quests - Sacrifice Survival
- Poacherist Quests - Sacrifice Survival
- Great Equalizer Quests - Cartography and Exploration
- Kolenya Quests - Cartography and Exploration
- Candy Cane Quests - Handling Rejection
- Medical Mangler Quests - Handling Rejection
Using Attractants[edit]
The optimal use of attractants will depend on how much you use Red Love Chum or Free Love Chum.
- If you are a heavy RLC user, then use any available attractants as soon as possible as this eliminate those fish from the list and hence will maximise the RLC Boost on non attractant fish.
- If you do not use RLC, then it may be better to save any attractants to finish off the quest. For example the Steam Powered Hydro-pole Railway Reuben Quest requires 8 Joan of Farovia Fish and 4 Striped Diablo Fish. It is more than likely that the majority of Joans will be caught (if not all of them) by the time the Striped Diablos are caught, thus saving you up to 8 attractants depending on how many Joans were remaining once all the other fish were caught.
When to Purchase Addons[edit]
During the progression of the quests on each pole, some believe that it is advisable to hold off on purchasing addons, instead of purchasing as soon as they are available. For more information on suggested addon-quest purchasing strategies read the details quest pages referenced on this page.
Also, if you have not started fishing in Icelantica and are starting quests, it is suggested you only complete the first couple of quests of the poles and hold off on the remainder until after you've done so. One reason is that the addons required for later quests do end up costing a lot of gold compared to what you earn fishing in the Farovian Islands and once you get past certain areas in Icelantica, gold is much more easily earned.
Quest Durations[edit]
A guide to the number of casts required to complete each quest is provided in the detailed description. These are only guides as experienced by wranglers and not predetermined figures - you may take more or less casts than quoted.
Note if you cast less than 30 times per day, understand that any quest above the first couple for each pole could take a month or longer for you to complete.
FAQ[edit]
How Quests Work[edit]
Only one quest can be active at a time. Completion of preceding quests will unlock additional quests.
Each quest requires a particular pole, so you must fish with this pole in order to have the fish count towards the dish.
You can catch required quest fish via Crew Trips, deckhand trips and individual trips. Please note that Captain Trips, Tournament casts and Night Fishing trips do NOT count towards quests.
There are no time restrictions. Quests are timed for leaderboard purposes only. The clock begins when the quest starts, and ends when the dish is dropped off at BetsyLou's 'Sand Bar & Grill' in WaterPort or RubyMae's 'Wave Bar & Grill' in Santa Francesca (or at any of the other alternate quest turn-in locations).
You can compete in the same quest multiple times.
Quests can be completed individually or with a friend. You can not invite someone who is already actively completing the same quest. If you invite a friend to a quest, the invitation remains active for 24 hours. You will be unable to invite another friend to your quest until the invitation expires or your friend rejects the invite. If competing with a friend, dish requirements will be multiplied by 1.5 (rounded down).
Quest Boosts[edit]
Using Red Love Chum or Free Love Chum will give you an increased chance of catching the next required quest fish based on two factors; time since the last quest catch and number of RLC/FLC used since the last quest catch. The two measures are cumulative and so will be added together to give you a 'boost' for your next quest target. This 'boost' also applies to Crew Trips, however you won't see the header message shown below.
Note that the boost does not guarantee catching a quest fish, merely improves your chances of catching one.
Last Catch Boost[edit]
The longer you go without a quest catch, the better chance you have of making a quest catch! The Last Catch boost resets after making a quest catch.
| # of Days | Catch Quest Fish |
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| < 1 day | 1.5× boost (always) |
| 1 day | 2× boost |
| 2 days | 3× boost |
| 3 days | 4× boost |
| 4 days | 5× boost |
| 5 days | 6× boost |
| 6 days | 7× boost |
| >6 days | 8× boost |
NOTE: While in Roperia, wranglers can use the Digloo Brew IPA resource to boost the Last Catch. However this boost can never be increased above the Max 8x.
RLC Usage Boost[edit]
You "bank" RLC by making non-quest catches, which in turn increase your chances of making a quest catch according to the table below. The bank resets after making quest catch with RLC/FLC
| RLC/FLC Used | Catch Quest Fish |
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| 0-2 banked | 0.2× boost |
| 3 banked | 0.6× boost |
| 4 banked | 0.8× boost |
| 5 banked | 1× boost |
| ... | ... |
| 78 banked | 15.6× boost |
| 79 banked | 15.8× boost |
| 80 banked | 16× boost |
| ... | ... |
| 158 banked | 31.6x boost |
| 159 banked | 31.8x boost |
| >=160 banked | 32x boost |
There are counters per active quest. Each quest's counter is displayed in the individual quest details page accessible from the Main Quest Page. For example:
Quest Started: on July 17th 2009 (5 days 10 hours 52 minutes 7 seconds ago) (quit?)
Diego: Last Quest catch ~23 hours ago 2 banked RLC
When the RLC boost applies, you'll see a message at the top of your screen that says for example:
Received 2.2x BOOST to catch the Emo! 2x from last quest catch ~1 day ago + 0.2x from 1 banked RLC.
Special Bonus - Quest Boost[edit]
Special Bonus Quest Boosts can be found in MTB's. These Quest Boosts adds to your Quest Catch Boost total and they do stack with other Special Bonus Boosts. They will increase quest boost anywhere from 1.1x - 16x once activated (or auto-activated within 24 hrs). For example:
Woohoo! Started 12.6x Quest Boost Special Bonus that will last for 4 hours.
Odds of finding a Special Bonus Quest Boost might be increased if it is a very old unfinished quest. For more info on Special Bonus, please see FAQ here.
I got a boost message for a fish not on my quest... and I'm not even using Red Love Chum!![edit]
Due to an outstanding glitch, on random casts it is possible to be shown the boost message for a crew mate you have just taken on a Crew Trip who is using Red Love Chum for their current quest.
Don't worry, this has not interfered with the chance for catching your own quest fish, more than the message which is normally hidden has found a way into your view. Think of it as no more than a Thank you message from your crew mate that you are helping them on their current quest!
I am using Red Love Chum/Free Love Chum but I don't get the boost message[edit]
The Red Love Chum boost only applies for the next fish in the list. If it is not possible to catch the next fish in the list (for example, if you do not have the requisite skill or pole level, or if you are on an island where the next fish does not reside), then the RLC boost will not activate.
Where can I fish?[edit]
You can fish at any location, but you do need to use the correct pole in order for that catch to count. Check out the Fish Location Chart to see what locations make good spots for your current quest.
Why do Captain Trips, Night Fishing catches and Tournament casts not count towards Quests?[edit]
On a captain trip, you are showing your apprentice the art of wrangling and as the captain and apprentice share the fish (in terms of points), it can't be returned to BetsyLou as part of the dish hence why Captain Trips are not counted. (The real reason, of course, is that some people have many apprentices and these people would have a major advantage over those that don't. Plus, it would encourage cheating with users creating multiple accounts just to reap the benefits of multiple Captain Trips.)
Tournament casts are 'catch-and-release' and as such these fish also cannot be returned to BetsyLou as part of the dish and hence are also excluded from quests. (Though the real reason is that this would discriminate against certain classes. Not all wrangler classes will utilize a quest pole in the appropriate location so those that do have a "15 casts in only 5 minutes" advantage over those that don't. Since the quests are timed with a fastest finisher leaderboard this could give some players a major advantage over others.)
Fish caught on a Night Fishing trip are pooled together at the end of the excursion and the points and gold are split between the team. In the same way that the shared Captain Trips cannot be returned to BetsyLou, the same applies to Night Fishing catches. (Although there are a few wranglers that don't go on Night Fishing trips who would be at a disadvantage if such catches were allowed, the real reason is one of practicality; the current night fishing system has various technical limitations as it calculates/saves thousands of fish catches per second. Adding in additional checks for quest catches would simply add additional burden to an already over-worked area of the code.)
Excluding these casts therefore removes some of the biased elements of the game and puts everyone on a level playing field.
My catch didn't count![edit]
A common complaint by frustrated wranglers, however most situations can usually be explained legitimately:
- Make sure you have the correct pole activated. Participating in tournaments could leave wranglers fishing for quest fish with the wrong pole without realising. The quest box will inform you if the currently active pole is the wrong one for the currently active quest and give you the option to activate the correct pole from there. For example; "Wrong pole! Activate Fancy Rifle-pole?"
- For quests requiring a Miny Fish or a Miss Miny Fish, many wranglers have confused the two assuming they have a quest catch when its their counterpart they have just caught. Double check if the requirements are the breed of Miny fish you have just caught.
- Due to a current glitch in the Captain's code, catching a Loafy Fish on a Captain Trip won't be parsed normally and it will described in the skippers log as a normal catch. Captain Trips, of course, are not counted towards Quest catches and hence why that catch will not count towards reducing the catch requirements. This can be confirmed as your apprentice will receive a generic Captains Trip message with no fish description with the same timestamp as the timestamp of the Loafy fish catch. Interestingly this glitch has existed since the Captains Trip functionality was introduced, but its only with the advent of Quests that wranglers are noticing this quirk.
- The same glitch occurs when catching schools of Cubeys with the Cubey Incinerator. On a Captain Trip, this will look like a normal cast, but that is just a description error. Any schools not counted for the first Cubey Incinerator Quest are likely to be Captain Trips and not a normal cast. An additional benefit due to this bug is that catching the Cubeys with a captain trip will also cool down your pole.
Finishing a Quest[edit]
After catching all the fish requirements, you must visit the Sand Bar & Grill by traveling to WaterPort or the Wave Bar & Grill in Santa Francesca. BetsyLou or RubyMae will reward each wrangler with the dish. Only catches on an active quest can be exchanged with BetsyLou.
A special Trophy Dish is rewarded to users who complete the entire dish quest set.
I finished a Quest, but can't buy the Add-on[edit]
First, add-ons can only be purchased once your pole reaches a specific level, usually 50. Second, most later add-ons have a Quest requirement as well - for that reason, it's good to check your poles a) to make your poles are high enough to get to the next quest b) that your not leveling too slowly aka on pace to catch the next fish in line for a quest or getting multiple misses (Tournaments help you get ahead here) c) that your not leveling too quickly & you sacrifice gaining experience because your pole isn't ready to get upgraded yet. Third, some add-ons require you to travel to a specific area first to be able to purchase a add-on. Fourth, some add-ons require a specific task to be fulfilled - examples include travel to a locked area which needs a Task Fish to unlock or completing Sigs experiments.
Why can't I start the next quest?[edit]
Each quest has a pole level requirement. You will not be able to start the quest unless you meet this requirement.
Why didn't I receive Liquid Gold when completing the final quest?[edit]
Note: Some Final Quests like the first two poles in Roperia, strangely only grant 1LG for the final quests, therefore acting as just difficult quests. There are no rewards for subsequent completions of these quests. So far, these are the only quests to do so.
Also, the difficult quests in areas after Alcatraz seem to not give any LG also.
Final Quests: (Quest #10 of 1o, #6 of 6, Quest #5 of 5, Quest #4 of 4)
Upon first completion of Final Quests the Ancient Mariner rewards 2 Liquid Gold, and only 1 Liquid Gold for each successive completion.
Difficult Quests: (Quest #5 of 6) or before the final
Upon first completion of Difficult Quests the Ancient Mariner rewards 1 Liquid Gold, and NO Liquid Gold for each successive completion.
Bonus Quests: (Quest #7 of 6)
Upon first completion of Bonus Quests the Ancient Mariner rewards 3 Liquid Gold, and 2 Liquid Gold for each successive completion.
Super Bonus Quests: (Quest #20 of #10)
Due to the difficulty & sheer number of fish in Super Bonus Quests, the Ancient Mariner delivers various high rewards usually 70-80 FLC, sometimes as high as 3 Liquid Gold. Other than FLC, which is awarded only on 1st completion of SBQ, rest of these values remain the same as few decide to attempt these subsequent times, as most use more love chum or resources than the rewards given.
Can I start a new quest before finishing an old one?[edit]
It is possible to start a new quest before finishing the current quest, but only one quest will be active at any one point in time - meaning that any catches made will only go towards the currently active quest - even if you caught a fish on the correct pole.
Simply start a new quest and the existing quest will become inactive. It is possible to have multiple inactive quests. You can change which quest is active by making the desired quest active from your Quest History list. Note that the timer will still be ticking away on inactive quests.
How Do I Quit/Leave a Quest?[edit]
After creating a quest, the quest leader (Player 1) must wait two hours before deleting the quest. The invited user (Player 2) can leave the quest at any point; however, this action will remove any fish contributions Player 2 accumulated towards the quest. Player 1 must complete the quest individually, and the dish requirements will be reduced (from 1.5× to 1.0×).
Note that as Player 1 started the quest, if Player 1 quits the current quest then the quest is aborted for both players. Any catches made by player 2 are not carried forward to a solo quest for Player 2.
Can a friend join a quest that I have already started?[edit]
Yes, if you have started a quest you can still invite friends to complete the quest with you even after you have started it. All of your current catches will still be accounted for but you will get the 1.5x multiplier once the friend accepts the invitation.
I see the message "Wrong Pole" under my quest[edit]
If you see the “Wrong Pole” under your quest, you'll be given a list of your other inactive quests that you can activate, based on the town and pole you have equipped.