The Fisch Easter Bestiary is a seasonal collection of limited-time fish added to the game during the Easter event, and this guide explains every entry, how to catch them, and what they’re worth. You’ll learn the exact bait, weather, and time conditions for each Easter fish, plus how the event’s special rods and eggs work. By the end, you’ll know how to complete the bestiary efficiently before the event ends.
What Is the Easter Bestiary?
Fisch, a Roblox fishing game, regularly adds themed fish during real-world holidays. The Easter Bestiary is a separate tab in your in-game collection that tracks all the event-exclusive fish. Unlike the main bestiary, which stays year-round, Easter entries disappear when the event ends, so catching them before the deadline is the only way to fill those slots. The event typically runs for about two weeks in April, and the fish are only available during that window.
Each Easter fish has a rarity tier, a preferred bait, and specific spawn conditions. Some are common, like the Spring Carp, while others are legendary or mythic, such as the Golden Eggfish. The bestiary also includes a special “Easter Egg” item that you can catch instead of a fish, which is used to craft event rods and baits.
Complete List of Easter Fish
Here are the fish you need to catch for the Easter Bestiary, based on the most recent event (2025). The list is ordered by rarity, from common to mythic. Note that the exact names and stats may change slightly each year, but the general pattern holds.
- Spring Carp – Common, found in any freshwater body, day or night, using any bait. It’s the easiest catch and often the first you’ll get.
- Chocolate Clownfish – Uncommon, found in the ocean near coral reefs, prefers worms, spawns during the day.
- Bunny Mackerel – Uncommon, found in the ocean, prefers squid, spawns at night.
- Jelly Bean Jellyfish – Rare, found in the deep ocean, prefers jellyfish bait (if available) or shrimp, spawns during the day.
- Eggshell Sturgeon – Rare, found in freshwater lakes, prefers roe, spawns during rain.
- Golden Eggfish – Legendary, found in any body of water, but only during the “Golden Hour” (sunset/sunrise), prefers the special Easter Egg bait.
- Chick Shark – Mythic, found in the ocean, prefers the Easter Egg bait, spawns at night. This is the rarest and most sought-after.
There are also two non-fish entries: Easter Egg (common item) and Golden Easter Egg (rare item). These are caught as “junk” and are used to craft event gear.
How to Catch Each Fish
The key to catching Easter fish is using the right bait and being in the right place at the right time. Here’s a step-by-step approach that works for most players:
- Equip the best rod you have (ideally one with high luck and resilience).
- Buy or craft the Easter Egg bait from the event NPC (usually located near the main spawn).
- Go to the specific location for your target fish (ocean, freshwater, etc.).
- Wait for the correct time of day (day/night) and weather (rain/sun).
- Cast your line and wait. Use the “shaker” technique to increase your catch rate if you have it.
For the Golden Eggfish, you must use the Golden Easter Egg bait, which is rarer. You can get it by catching regular Easter Eggs and opening them (they have a small chance to contain a golden one). The Chick Shark requires the same golden bait but only spawns at night, so plan accordingly.
Rewards for Completing the Bestiary
Completing the Easter Bestiary gives you a special badge and a unique title, “Egg Hunter.” Additionally, you get a one-time reward of 5,000 C$ (the in-game currency) and a special rod skin. The badge is cosmetic but shows other players that you finished the event. If you miss any fish, you’ll have to wait until next year’s event to try again, as the bestiary doesn’t carry over.
During the event, there’s also a leaderboard for the most Easter fish caught, but that’s separate from the bestiary. The bestiary is purely for collection purposes.
Common Mistakes and Tips
Many players struggle with the Easter bestiary because they don’t pay attention to the time and weather conditions. Here are the most common pitfalls:
- Using the wrong bait – The Easter Egg bait is essential for the rare and legendary fish. Don’t waste it on common fish.
- Fishing in the wrong location – Each fish has a specific habitat. Check the fish’s info in the bestiary to see where it spawns.
- Ignoring the time – Some fish only appear at night or during rain. Set your game’s time to match if you have the ability, or just wait.
- Not using the shaker technique – The shaker increases your luck by 10% for 10 seconds after you shake the rod. Use it before casting.
Another tip: if you’re struggling with the Golden Eggfish, try fishing during sunset (game time 6:00-7:00 PM) in the ocean. Many players report higher success there.
How to Get Easter Eggs and Baits
Easter Eggs are caught randomly as junk items while fishing during the event. You can also find them in special egg baskets placed around the map (they respawn every few minutes). Each egg you catch or find can be opened to get either a fish (random) or a bait. The golden eggs are rarer and give golden bait, which is required for the top-tier fish.
If you’re low on eggs, focus on fishing in the pond near the spawn area, as it seems to have a higher junk rate. You can also trade with other players, but that’s not guaranteed.
Comparison with Other Event Bestiaries
Fisch has other seasonal bestiaries, like the Halloween and Christmas ones. The Easter Bestiary is generally considered easier because the fish are more common and the conditions are less strict. For example, the Halloween event required fishing in specific haunted spots, while the Christmas event had ice fishing mechanics. Easter is more straightforward, which makes it a good entry point for new players. However, the Chick Shark is as hard to catch as any mythic from other events, so don’t underestimate it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I catch Easter fish after the event ends?
No. Once the event ends, the fish are removed from the game. You cannot catch them again until the next Easter event. The bestiary entries will remain but will be marked as “unavailable.”
What is the best rod for catching Easter fish?
The best rod depends on your level. For beginners, the Steady Rod works fine. For advanced players, the Mythic Rod or the Event Rod (if you have it) are ideal. The key is high luck and resilience to avoid losing rare fish.
Do I need to complete the main bestiary first?
No, the Easter Bestiary is separate. You can complete it independently of the main one. However, having a higher level and better rods from the main game will make it easier.
What does the Golden Eggfish look like?
It’s a golden, egg-shaped fish with a small tail. It’s quite distinctive and easy to spot when you catch it. It also has a glowing effect.
Is the Easter Egg bait reusable?
No, each bait is consumed when you cast. You need to stock up on them. You can carry up to 99 in your inventory.
Can I trade Easter fish?
Yes, you can trade fish with other players, but the Easter fish are not tradable after the event ends. So trade them while the event is active.
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