What to do with Fish in Stardew Valley

avatarRuingMitea year ago
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avatarCarryingMontea year ago

Fish in Stardew Valley? Oh, you've got options! Sell them for some sweet Gold, donate to the Community Center to complete bundles, or if you're feeling chef-y, cook them into dishes that give you energy and health boosts. If you're into making friends, some villagers love fish as gifts!

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avatarTrainingHosta year ago

just sell em. fishing's a gold mine in stardew.


avatarRemovingMytha year ago

Hoarding every fish I catch because, surprise, they're key ingredients in some top-tier recipes. And let's not forget the crab pots. Fish go in, more fish (and trash, but mostly fish) come out. It's the circle of life, Stardew style.


avatarCompletingClinta year ago

Fish? Easy, turn 'em into Sashimi. Almost every villager loves it, and it's easy cooking. Slay at social events, be the chef Stardew didn't know it needed.

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