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Anchovy 200 Sea 4 am – 9 pm Small All year (Northern and Southern) Angelfish 3,000 River 4 pm. – 9 am Small May-October (Northern) / November-April (Southern) Arapaima 10,000 River 4 pm – 9 am Largest June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Arowana 10,000 River 4 pm – 9 am Largest June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Barred Knifejaw 5,000 Sea All day Medium March-November (Northern) / September-May (Southern) Barreleye 15,000 Sea 9 pm – 4 am Small All year (Northern and Southern) Betta 2,500 River 9 am – 4 pm Small May-October (Northern) / November-April (Southern) Bitterling 900 River All day Tiny November-March (Northern) / May-September (Southern) Black Bass 400 River All day Large All year (Northern and Southern) Blowfish 5,000 Sea 9 pm – 4 am Medium November-February (Northern) / May-August (Southern) Blue Marlin 10,000 Pier All day Largest July-September, November-April (Northern) / January-March, May-November (Southern) Bluegill 180 River 9 am – 4 pm Small All year (Northern and Southern) Butterfly Fish 1,000 Sea All day Small April-September (Northern) / October-March (Southern) Carp 300 Pond All day Large All year (Northern and Southern) Catfish 800 Pond 4 pm – 9 am Large May-October (Northern) / November-April (Southern) Char 3,800 Cliff 4 pm – 9 am Medium March-June, September-November (Northern) / March-May, September-December (Southern) Cherry Salmon 1,000 Cliff 4 pm – 9 am Medium March-June, September-November (Northern) / March-May, September-December (Southern) Clown Fish 650 Sea All day Tiny April-September (Northern) / October-March (Southern) Coelacanth 15,000 Sea (raining) All day Largest All year (Northern and Southern) Crawfish 200 Pond All day Small April-September (Northern) / October-March (Southern) Crucian Carp 160 River All day Small All year (Northern and Southern) Dab 300 Sea All day Medium October-April (Northern) / April-October (Southern) Dace 240 River 4 pm – 9 am Medium All year (Northern and Southern) Dorado 15,000 River 4 am- 9 pm X Large June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Football Fish 2,500 Sea 4 pm – 9 am Large November-March (Northern) / May-September (Southern) Freshwater Goby 400 River 4 pm – 9 am Small All year (Northern and Southern) Frog 120 Pond All day Small May-August (Northern) / November-February (Southern) Gar 6,000 Pond 4 pm – 9 am Largest June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Giant Snakehead 5,500 Pond 9 am – 4 pm X Large June-August (Northern) / December-February (Southern) Giant Trevally 4,500 Pier All day X Large May-October (Northern) / November-April (Southern) Golden Trout 15,000 Cliff 4 pm – 9 am Medium March-May, September-November (Northern) / March-May, September-November (Southern) Goldfish 1,300 Pond All day Tiny All year (Northern and Southern) Great White Shark 15,000 Sea 4 pm- 9 am Largest (with Fin) June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Guppy 1,300 River 9 am – 4 pm Tiny April-November (Northern) / October-May (Southern) Hammerhead Shark 8,000 Sea 4 pm – 9 am Largest (with Fin) June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Horse Mackerel 150 Sea All day Small All year (Northern and Southern) Killifish 300 Pond All day Tiny April-August (Northern) / October-February (Southern) King Salmon 1,800 River Mouth All day Largest September (Northern) / March (Southern) Koi 4,000 Pond 4 pm – 9 am Large All year (Northern and Southern) Loach 400 River All day Small March-May (Northern) / September-November (Southern) Mahi-mahi 6,000 Pier All day X Large May-October (Northern) / November-April (Southern) Mitten Crab 2,000 River 4 pm – 9 am Small September-November (Northern) / March-May (Southern) Moray Eel 2,000 Sea All day Narrow August-October (Northern) / February-April (Southern) Napoleonfish 10,000 Sea 4 am – 9 pm Largest July-August (Northern) / January-February (Southern) Neon Tetra 500 River 9 am – 4 pm Tiny April-November (Northern) / October-May (Southern) Nibble Fish 1,500 River 9 am – 4 pm Tiny May-September (Northern) / November-March (Southern) Oarfish 9,000 Sea All day Largest December-May (Northern) / June-November (Southern) Ocean Sunfish 4,000 Sea 4 am – 9 pm Largest (with Fin) July-September (Northern) / January-March (Southern) Olive Flounder 800 Sea All day Large All year (Northern and Southern) Pale Chub 160 River 9 am – 4 pm Tiny All year (Northern and Southern) Pike 1,800 River All day X Large September-December (Northern) / March-June (Southern) Piranha 2,500 River 9 am- 4 pm, 9 pm – 4 am Small June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Pond Smelt 500 River All day Small December-February (Northern) / June-August (Southern) Pop-eyed Goldfish 1,300 Pond 9 am – 4 pm Tiny All year (Northern and Southern) Puffer Fish 250 Sea All day Medium July-September (Northern) / January-March (Southern) Rainbowfish 800 River 9 am – 4 pm Tiny May-October (Northern) / November-April (Southern) Ranchu Goldfish 4,500 Pond 9 am – 4 pm Small All year (Northern and Southern) Ray 3,000 Sea 4 am – 9 pm X Large August-November (Northern) / February-May (Southern) Red Snapper 3,000 Sea All day Large All year (Northern and Southern) Ribbon Eel 600 Sea All day Narrow June-October (Northern) / December-April (Southern) Saddled Bichir 4,000 River 9 pm – 4 am Large June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Salmon 700 River Mouth All day Large September (Northern) / March (Southern) Saw Shark 12,000 Sea 4 pm – 9 am Largest (with Fin) June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Sea Bass 400 Sea All day X Large All year (Northern and Southern) Sea Butterfly 1,000 Sea All day Tiny December-March (Northern) / June-September (Southern) Sea Horse 1,100 Sea All day Tiny April-November (Northern) / October-May (Southern) Snapping Turtle 5,000 River 9 pm – 4 am X Large April-October (Northern) / October-April (Southern) Soft-shelled Turtle 3,750 River 4 pm – 9 am Large August-September (Northern) / February-March (Southern) Squid 500 Sea All day Medium December-August (Northern) / June-February (Southern) Stringfish 15,000 Cliff 4 pm – 9 am X Large December-March (Northern) / June-September (Southern) Sturgeon 10,000 River Mouth All day Largest September-March (Northern) / March-September (Southern) Suckerfish 1,500 Sea All day Large (with Fin) June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Surgeonfish 1,000 Sea All day Small April-September (Northern) / October-March (Southern) Sweetfish 900 River All day Medium July-September (Northern) / January-March (Southern) Tadpole 100 Pond All day Tiny March-July (Northern) / September-January (Southern) Tilapia 800 River All day Medium June-October (Northern) / December-April (Southern) Tuna 7,000 Pier All day Largest November-April (Northern) / May-October (Southern) Whale Shark 13,000 Sea All day Largest (with Fin) June-September (Northern) / December-March (Southern) Yellow Perch 300 River All day Medium October-March (Northern) / April-September (Southern) Zebra Turkeyfish 500 Sea All day Medium April-November (Northern) / October-May (Southern) ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7pbHXnqmtp16YvK57wKegppmcYrCzu9KsoKefX5a7qrnApWScqp%2BowKq6xmalnq9dnbyztdmopaxlkaG5brLIrJ9mq6CWxK%2B%2FjKWmnJmknryvv4ysn5qcn6zAbrnOq5xmaWNsf3aEkGg%3D

If you are wondering what the best toppings in Cookie Run Kingdom are, we’ve got a detailed guide covering everything that you need to know about which ones you should be using and how to unlock them. Toppings in Cookie Run Kingdom are used to activate bonus effects on specific cookies to make them stronger. Additionally, you can apply the same topping multiple times on a specific cookie to further upgrade the boosts that are granted.

Fortnite’s Week 10 challenges have arrived, and there’s another location-based quest for players to complete: placing video cameras at different landing ship locations. Ariana Grande’s concert may be over, but life continues on the Island. A new set of weekly challenges have arrived, once again giving players another chance to earn some much-needed XP to level up their Battle Pass and unlock more skins. This new collection of Week 10 Legendary challenges are relatively easy in comparison to previous sets, but one challenge in particular might leave players scratching their heads: placing video cameras at different landing ship locations.

A brand new Automatic Sniper Rifle has landed in Fortnite and with footage of the weapon surfacing online already, there’s no doubt that the first patch of Season 10 has included a potential game-changer.  [ad name=”article1″] Epic Games revealed their v10.00 content update on August 6, confirming previous leaks and speculation involving a brand new long-range gun coming soon to the game. Now, it’s available to play with.  Players can find it in Rare, Epic, and Legendary variants all over the game’s battle royale map, and it looks a lot more effective than some of the other snipers that have been released in the past.

After months of leaks and rumors, Naruto skins have finally landed in Fortnite. Here’s everything you need to know, including release date, price, which characters are included, and more. Believe it: The highly-anticipated collaboration between Fortnite and Naruto, one of the most popular manga and anime series in the world, is finally here. Not only does it include skins for all of the characters in the iconic Team 7 — Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, and Kakashi — it also introduces some extra bits and pieces, including the Paper Bomb Kunai, a boss fight, and more.

A bug has been plaguing Mercy since her rework back in 2017, and players are still asking Blizzard for a fix. Mercy is one of the original heroes of Overwatch, and was included in the game on day one. She’s also one of the few to get a massive rework, along with Sym and Torb. While her 2017 update did make her into the hero we know and play today, those changes also threw her on fire meter out of whack, as well – a change that still hasn’t been fixed to this day.

TikTok users have been sharing their most embarrassing moments by using a viral psychedelic clown filter, and it’s become so popular that even stars like Miley Cyrus are getting involved. While TikTok originally became known for its lip-sync videos, recently their huge range of filters have been the star of the show. From the beautiful to the bizarre, the app has it all in its filter section, and users will regularly make viral trends out of them.

Former Counter-Strike pro Robin ‘Fifflaren’ Johansson made some serious accusations against his former organization Ninjas in Pyjamas in an interview with Richard Lewis. [ad name=”article1″] Update: Full interview Original article: Fifflaren was part of the legendary NiP team that dominated the first two years of CS:GO, famously achieving an 87-game win streak that still stands as one of the greatest feats of dominance in esports history. It seems Fifflaren doesn’t have entirely happy memories of the period, however, as now, nearly five years after retiring from professional play, he’s accused Ninjas in Pyjamas of mistreating the players in a variety of ways.

Nintendo Switch players can finally explore some an early range of N64 titles, however, the lineup could be getting a jolt of beloved classics according to a newly discovered datamine leak.  Since the Nintendo Switch launched back in March 2017, familiar franchises have made the leap to the handheld console. Between numerous Legend of Zelda titles and spinoffs, as well as the soon-to-be-released GTA Definitive Edition remasters, fans have mostly remained pleased by the console’s offerings.

With Season 2 of both Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone now live, we’ve got the complete rundown on every single item in the new Battle Pass. The Battle Pass has become a key part of every new season in Call of Duty over the past year-plus, and Season 2 of Cold War and Warzone is no exception. Once again, players have 100 Tiers to level up through to unlock all the fresh new content, including Operator skins, weapon blueprints, charms, watches, XP tokens, CoD Points, and more.