Fisch Gloomy Crevice: Shark Bone Drops & Backup

This page explains what shark bone drops are in the Gloomy Crevice area of the Fisch game, and whether a backup save is needed or possible for farming them. You enter the location, fish in the right spots, and the bones are used for crafting and trading; a backup save is not a game feature, but you can manually copy your save file on PC.

Formula

The estimated shark bones are calculated as:

Total bones = catches × average bones per catch

And the bones per hour:

Bones per hour = (catches × average bones per catch) / (time in minutes / 60)

Where:

• Time spent fishing – total minutes you fish (default 60).
• Number of catches – how many fish you reel in during that time (default 10).
• Bones per catch – the average shark bones you get per catch (default 0.3, i.e., about 1 bone every 3–4 catches).

Worked Example

Using the defaults from the calculator:

1. You fish for 60 minutes and catch 10 fish.
2. On average, you get 0.3 bones per catch.
3. Total bones = 10 × 0.3 = 3 bones.
4. Bones per hour = 3 / (60/60) = 3 bones per hour.

So with those inputs, you’d expect about 3 shark bones in an hour of fishing.

What Is the Gloomy Crevice in Fisch?

The Gloomy Crevice is a deep underwater area in the Roblox game Fisch. It’s known for having darker, murkier waters and a distinct set of fish, including several shark species. Players go there to catch sharks and collect their bones, which are used in crafting certain rods and other items. The area is accessible after you progress far enough in the game, usually by diving or using a boat to reach the coordinates marked on the map.

Shark bones are a type of drop that you get when you catch a shark. Not every shark gives a bone – it’s a random chance, but higher-tier sharks tend to give more. The bones are item drops, not currency, and they go straight into your inventory.

How Shark Bone Drops Work

When you catch a shark in the Gloomy Crevice, there’s a chance you’ll also receive a shark bone. The drop rate is not officially published, but based on player reports, it’s roughly 20–30% per shark catch. The bone appears in your inventory alongside the fish. You can check your inventory by pressing the backpack key (usually B on PC).

Shark bones are used for:

• Crafting the Shark Rod (requires a certain number of bones).
• Trading with NPCs or other players.
• Completing certain quests or achievements.

There’s no limit to how many bones you can hold, but your inventory space is limited. If your inventory is full, you won’t get the bone.

Is There a Backup Save Feature?

Fisch does not have an in-game backup or save-restore feature. The game auto-saves your progress to the Roblox cloud, and you cannot manually revert to an earlier save. However, on PC, you can manually back up your local save file by copying the Roblox Player folder. This is not an official feature and can be risky – if you restore a save incorrectly, you might lose progress instead of gaining it.

For most players, a backup isn’t necessary. Shark bones are farmable, and you can always get more by fishing again. The only reason to back up is if you’re worried about losing your entire game progress due to a glitch, but that’s rare and not specific to the Gloomy Crevice.

How to Farm Shark Bones Efficiently

To maximize your shark bone drops, follow these tips:

• Use a rod with high luck and resilience – this increases your chance of catching rarer sharks.
• Fish in the deepest part of the Gloomy Crevice – sharks are more common there.
• Use shark bait if you have it – it attracts sharks specifically.
• Fish during night time in-game – some sharks are nocturnal.
• Bring a fast-reeling rod to reduce the time between casts.

On average, you might get 2–4 bones per hour of dedicated fishing, but this varies with your rod and luck.

Common Mistakes and Misconceptions

One common mistake is thinking that every shark gives a bone. It doesn’t – it’s a random drop. Another is assuming that the Gloomy Crevice is the only place to get shark bones. You can also get them from other shark-inhabited areas, but the drop rate is similar. Some players believe that using a backup save lets you re-roll the drop – that’s not how it works. The drop is determined when you catch the fish, and restoring a save won’t change the RNG seed for that catch.

Also, don’t confuse shark bones with shark teeth – they are different items. Shark teeth are used for a different rod and come from a different area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get shark bones without catching sharks?

No, shark bones only drop from catching sharks. You can’t buy them or find them on the seafloor.

Do shark bones expire or disappear?

No, shark bones stay in your inventory forever unless you use them or discard them. They don’t have a timer.

What’s the best rod for shark farming?

There’s no single “best� rod, but rods with high luck and resilience, like the Mythic Rod or Rod of the Depths, are popular choices among players. Check the in-game stats to compare.

Can I trade shark bones with other players?

Yes, shark bones are tradable. You can offer them in trade chat or with friends.

Is the backup save method safe?

It’s not officially supported and can cause issues if done incorrectly. If you do it, make sure to copy the entire Roblox Player folder, not just the game’s save file. But again, it’s rarely needed.

How many shark bones do I need for the Shark Rod?

The exact number changes with game updates. Check the crafting menu in-game for the current requirement – it’s usually around 10–20 bones.

Final Thoughts

Shark bone farming in the Gloomy Crevice is straightforward: fish for sharks, collect bones, and use them for crafting. A backup save is not a feature, but manual PC backups exist if you’re cautious. Focus on improving your rod and bait to speed up the process. Happy fishing!

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in t | Time spent fishing | min | 60 | 0
in c | Number of catches | - | 10 | 0
in b | Bones per catch (avg) | - | 0.3 | 0
out total | Estimated shark bones | bones | c * b | 1
out rate | Bones per hour | bones/h | (c * b) / (t / 60) | 2