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A shared fishing world in your browser. Sail between little islands, find around 40 fish and fish the harbor with whoever happens to be around. Free, no download.
Straight from the game, refreshed every minute.
Any spot where land meets water works: a pier, a beach, a mountain lake.
The bite comes at a hidden moment a few seconds in. Watch your float.
You have 1.6 seconds to tap. Quick hands earn bonus shells.
A fish for your journal, with its own weight. Now and then, a new species.
Every bite needs a real person, so an idle tab earns a single shell per escape and nothing more.
Eight islands on one big, flat sea, with no bridges between them. Start in a rowboat, then trade up to a sailboat and a steamer to reach the far islands. Around 40 fish, each with a home of its own.
Mountains
The tallest island. Switchbacks climb past a string of small alpine lakes, each at its own height with its own resident fish, up to a glacier lake and a steaming hot spring.
Pip’s mountain hut keeps warm knits and cave lanterns.
Starter coast
Where everyone arrives: the aquarium, a lighthouse and the first dock.
Mara’s General Store is a real walk-in shop for requests and rod upgrades.
Forest
A river, a waterfall pool and mossy ponds by the old mill.
Old Bramble carves rods.
Desert
Oasis lakes and a dry canyon river around old ruins.
Zahra’s caravan sells oasis charts.
City
Canals under lamplit bridges, a fountain plaza and a busy harbor.
The shipwright builds your next boat; the fishmonger buys your spares.
Small islets
A coral lagoon with a shipwreck, a sandbar that glows at night, and warm vents on black sand.
A coral trader on Crescent swaps pearls and shells.
Hidden grottos
Five islands hide a grotto behind a waterfall, a mountain crevice or old cistern stairs. Bring a lantern: the underground lakes glow and the cave fish live nowhere else.
A merchant ship sails from harbor to harbor on its own schedule, carrying lures, lantern oil and a few rare items that change at every stop. If it is moored at your island, go aboard.
Drizzle, fog, snow on the peaks and heat shimmer in the dunes roll across the sea for everyone at once. Animals wander, lamps glow at dusk, and some fish only bite in the right weather or after dark.
Real models from the game on a mossy stump. Drag to turn them.
Sixteen tiers. Better rods reach fish the starter rod never meets, like the Crescent lionfish and the starlight ray. Each upgrade takes lifetime fish and shells, and a tier you own is never charged again. Tiers 1 to 3 are open today.
The rowboat reaches the near islands. A sailboat opens Port Lumen, the dunes and Emberfall, and a steamer carries you all the way to Frostveil Peaks.
Everyone fishes the same sea. Here is who is making the most of it.
Reading the standings…
The short answers. The field manual has the long ones.
A shared 3D fishing world in your browser. You start on Daydream Harbor with other players around you, sail to biome islands, fill your journal with around 40 fish species, and earn shells for better rods, boats and looks.
No. Cozy Fishing needs no wallet and no purchase. Start as a guest, then make a free explorer account with a username and password to keep your catches across devices.
By boat. Every island has at least one harbor, and there is no land bridge between them. You start with a rowboat for the nearby waters; sturdier boats from the Port Lumen shipwright, a sailboat and then a steamer, reach the far islands. You can also take a guided voyage. Mountain lakes, the oasis, the city canals and the grottos are fished from the shore once you land.
Rods (16 tiers) bring new fish within reach: tier 2 adds the Crescent lionfish, tier 3 the starlight ray and the little lanternfish. Each upgrade costs lifetime fish and shells, bought at Mara’s General Store on Daydream Harbor. Rods go up to tier 3 for now.
Not really, by design. Auto-cast re-casts for you while the tab is open, but every bite needs your own tap within 1.6 seconds, so an unattended line earns one consolation shell per escape.
Yes. One community and one economy: the same leaderboards, shells and tournaments, one account wherever you sign in. Up to 1,200 explorers can be out at once, so the sea runs as four parallel waters and you join whichever has room. Only who you see around you is local to your water.
No. Fancier boats sail faster, so you get places sooner, and their cards say so. Hats, jackets and rod finishes are style only. Fish odds are never for sale.
Yes. Use the thumbstick to walk, drag to look around, pinch to zoom, and tap the big button the moment the “!” appears. Any modern browser with WebGL works.
Runs in your browser on phone or desktop. No download, no sign-up needed.
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