How To Look For Conger Eels Throughout Dredges:
In the dredge, there are a lot of fish to capture as well as keep track of. But some are more important than others because you need them for certain activities or because they can help you get unholy fishing tools.
This guide tells you how to discover conger eels, which are a type of fish you’ll want to catch and keep for a while when you first start your journey in such murky waters.
Conger Eels Can Be Found In:
In the Gale Cliffs area, you could only grab conger eels in water that is stirred up. This part of the map is in the bottom right corner. Sail all around cliffs at night. Stay on the outside to avoid the giant eel that lives near the town, and you’ll discover one pretty quickly.
You can tell which fishing spots are more likely to have conger eels because the creatures under the water will look like eels and not fish. This keeps you from bringing home fish you don’t want or need.
How To Get Rotten Conger Eels There:
Soon after you get to Gale Cliffs, you’ll meet a woman in Ingfell who is interested in you. She seems to want you to bring aged conger, a local specialty they will not be able to acquire in a while.
If you leave fish in your cargo for too long, they will start to go bad, but the Ingfell Resident desires a fish that is just about to turn into a piece of foetid flesh. Grab a conger eel and travel to Ingfell to do this.
Then, stay there for a day or two until you see that your conger eel has gone from being fresh to rotting. Now, you can give it to the person in Ingfell, and she will be very happy.
We tried to give the Ingfell resident the sprouting eel, an unusual aberrant form of the Conger eel, because all of these forms naturally rot. But it won’t work with the NPC, so don’t waste your time like humans did. You would do better to take that fish to a fish market and sell it there.
How To Tell If You Have Conger’s:
Conger eels have thin heads and long noses. The bottom part of their jaw is shorter than top part. They can grow to be 9 feet long and weigh up to 143 pounds.
The conger eel is different from the moray eel because congers have pectoral fins and morays don’t. The conger’s dorsal fins are shorter and farther forward than those of other fish.
How To Catch Conger: Best Lures, Bait, As Well As Gear
Live fish like mackerel, pouting, herring, and pilchards, as well as cut bait like fish and squid, work well for congers. You can also give them crab or lobster. Here are some lures, bait, and fishing gear that you can use to catch conger.
- Clams and Mussels
- Crabs
- Cut Bait
- Live Saltwater Fishing Bait
- Squid
