Tropulence Bay
Native Summary[edit]
Fishing in Tropulence Bay isn't just a hobby—it's a status symbol. The town's wooden piers are a little too polished, the bait shops charge extra for “premium service,” and the locals have mastered the art of looking busy while doing absolutely nothing.
SPOILER: For the willing, a behind-the-shadows image of Tropulence Bay is available here.
Tropulence Bay[edit]
Description: Fishing in Tropulence Bay isn't just a hobby—it's a status symbol. The town's wooden piers are a little too polished, the bait shops charge extra for “premium service,” and the locals have mastered the art of looking busy while doing absolutely nothing.
(To travel here, click here!)
Getting to Tropulence Bay[edit]
Catch an Rockstar Suave IV Fish (requires pole level 80) in Tropadelic Shores.
What to Catch[edit]
| Fish | Min. Pole | Population Status | Min. Points | Min. Gold | Min. Skill | Chum Preference |
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Purchases[edit]
Need to indicate which poles and upgrades are actually available to purchase here.
| Poles | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Cost | Name | Cost | |
| Base Poles | Tiki Troller | 69,000* | Castaway Catcher | 139,000* |
| Addons | Pina Reelada | 73,000* | Spirit of the Sea Charm | (cannot buy here)[1] |
| Hula Line | 77,000* | Seaglass Bobber | (cannot buy here)[1] | |
| Message in a Bobber | 80,000* | Ghostnet Line | 161,000* | |
| Tiki Totem Hook | 84,000* | Thunderclap Tackle | 169,000* | |
| Tropical Tackle | 89,000* | Barnacle Coconut Reel | 177,000* | |
| Volcano Popper Lure | 93,000 | Rusty Harpoon Hook | 186,000 | |
| SPF-1000 | (cannot buy here)[1] | Monsoon Mangler | (cannot buy here)[1] | |
- - most likely purchased on a different island since you would need those to get here
How to play[edit]
As the first fish in this area requires a level 83 pole, you might want to back out to Tropadelic Shores until your pole is that level, or fish with LC.
The Tropication islands cycle among three types of weather: Cloudy, Rainy, or Sunny. The weather state will remain for the 24 hours of FVT time, and then change to another type. During this, certain fish will not be catchable (listed as Extinct) unless you use a Tiki resource. For example, the Raypalm Fish is only available to catch during the Sunny day or using a Sun Tiki. Check the map page to see the current and upcoming weather.
Certain task fish are unlocked in sequence upon the first catch of the previous fish, so: Sharkytect's Empire I Fish -> Sharkytect's Empire II Fish -> Sharkytect's Empire III Fish -> Sharkytect's Empire IV Fish.
The final fish to catch is the King Castatiki Fish which requires a level 100 Tiki Troller and a level 100 Castaway Catcher. It is a multi-pole fish so when you catch it with one of the poles, you'll have to switch to the other pole and finish the cast.
Trivia[edit]
Tropulence Bay is #104 in the release order of all the islands through the game.
[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 April 2026 post on https://fishwrangler.com/forum/bugs?id=133534 "Admiral, I've got both poles to 90. The app is alerting me it's time to upgrade my poles for final 10 levels. I go to upgrade them, but there is no purchase option. What am I doing wrong?"
"Go back to one of the first three levels in that region to purchase the add on, each pole you will have to travel back to purchase the add on."