Especially Uniques, which can be very annoying.Originally posted by Jeppe:I would suggest fishing for walleyes in New york with a narrow spoon until you reach level 17.Īt level 17 I would suggest fishing for peacock bass in Florida with a bass jig. The Flouro Leaders provided with the DLC, while strong, can be bitten through and you do lose the occasional fish.

And then, as soon as you have the required level, go home and buy 0.45 Titanium Leaders (37Kg). PS, if you decide to go for Congo, check a Youtube video from kpshamino regarding farming for Tigerfish there. Then you can fish all other lakes at your leisure and never be bothered again by license and travel costs. Everything unlocked and pockets full of cash. The only reason I'd go for the Congo pack over Amazon is because the Congo DLC is the only one that comes with a boat that has 2 rod holders, which can be useful everywhere else.Īnd fishing the same 3 spots for 30 days does become very boring after a while, but hey, do it once and you're set. Patrick's Day Event is on, rather farm for Rowdy Bass and Leprechaun Fish. So in summary, if you are prepared to spend real money, buy the Congo DLC. I guess the game developers make this so difficult on purpose to sell DLC's and make money somehow, seeing this game is free to play.

I eventually purchased the Congo Pack and in 2 weeks!!! went from Level 50 to currently Level 68 and have over 5 million in the bank by targeting Nile Perch and Tigerfish. It still takes forever though and it felt like I was stuck on level 50 and would never get to places like South America and Africa. In my view that is the best way to get XP and moeny at around those levels. If I didn't fill up my net I would then spend the night and fill up with Blue Catfish and Sturgeon. Croix permanent license and was there for many many days just catching Northern Pike and Muskie.

45 to 50 took me months and months of grinding. Leveling up becomes very difficult from 45 onwards.

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