The Crystal Wrasse in Fisch is an Unusual fish that many players would want to catch for its value. Plus, if you’re in Second Sea’s Isle of New Beginnings, you will meet Lorelei who gives you a quest to catch one. It’s not the easiest catch in the sea, but with the right fishing rod, bait and conditions, you’ll reel one in before you know it.
Where to Find Crystal Wrasse in Fisch
You can find the Crystal Wrasse in the Grand Reef, a unique area in First Sea near the island of Roslit Bay. You can head to these GPS coordiantes X: -3576, Y: 151, Z: 523 on your boat. There will be a dark cloud above it along with a storm, so once you spot it, you know you’re at the right place.
One of the good things about this fish is that it’s not picky about the time of day or weather conditions. To increase your chances of catching a Crystal Wrasse, be sure to use the Insect Bait. It should be easy to come by in crates, so make sure to fish for them or buy them beforehand.
Any good fishing rod with high resilience and control will work to catch the Crystal Wrasse in Fisch so choose the best one from your Equipment. Anything like the Ethereal Prism Rod, Seraphic Rod, ROTFF, Heaven’s Rod, No Life Rod, Rod of the Eternal King, or the Poseidon Rod will be great for it.
You might have to spend a little time here. If you don’t catch one in your first few attempts, don’t sweat it—that’s part of the process. Some players report needing to fish in the Grand Reef for 10–15 minutes before hooking one, but if you’re lucky, it can be much faster.
Catching a Crystal Wrasse not only takes you one step closer to completing your bestiary, but it provides good value as well. On average, you’re looking at a payout of around 325 C$ per fish. Not bad for one cast!
There’s also a chance (about 15%) that any fish caught in the Grand Reef will come with an Electric Mutation. This adds extra value and makes your catch even more unique, though it’s not specific to the Crystal Wrasse.
Once you’ve caught it and complete Lorelei’s quest, you get an item that increases the selling price of fish. It’s best to use it when your inventory is packed with high value fish.
