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How to Catch a Shark in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

By Matthew Lynch
July 6, 2023
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a fantastic game with many different activities to keep players engaged for hours on end. One of the coolest things you can do in the game is to go shark fishing. Sharks are one of the most elusive and desirable catches in the game, and landing one can be a real challenge. In this article, we’ll explore the ins and outs of how to successfully catch a shark in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Step 1: Season and Time

The first thing to understand about catching sharks is that they’re only available during certain seasons and times of day. Specifically, you’ll only be able to catch sharks during the summer months in the Northern Hemisphere (June-September) and during the winter months in the Southern Hemisphere (December-March). Additionally, sharks only appear from 4 pm until 9 am, which means you’ll need to do your fishing during the late afternoon, evening, or early morning hours.

Step 2: Weather

In addition to the season and time, the weather also plays a role in your ability to catch sharks. Sharks are more likely to appear on clear and sunny days, so if it’s raining or overcast, you may struggle to find any sharks in the water. Keep an eye on the weather forecast and plan your fishing trip accordingly.

Step 3: Location

Once you’ve found the right time and weather conditions, it’s time to start fishing. In order to catch sharks, you’ll need to fish in the ocean, specifically in the deep water near the edge of your island. You can’t catch sharks in rivers or ponds, so head to the beach and cast your line out into the open water.

Step 4: Bait

Sharks won’t be attracted to just any old bait you throw in the water. In order to increase your chances of attracting a shark, you’ll need to use fish bait. Fish bait can be crafted using manila clams, which can be found on the beach. Craft the bait, throw it into the water, and wait for a shark to bite.

Step 5: Patience

Finally, catching a shark in Animal Crossing requires a lot of patience. Unlike other fish in the game, sharks are quite rare and don’t bite very often. You may need to cast your line into the water dozens of times before a shark decides to bite. Be patient, keep trying, and eventually, you’ll land a big one.
In conclusion, catching a shark in Animal Crossing: New Horizons requires a bit of planning, patience, and luck. Follow these steps, and you’ll be well on your way to landing one of the most exciting catches in the game. Happy fishing!

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