Fish It NPC Quests: Complete Guide
- Quest time (min)
- 10 min
- You entered
- Fish caught
- 5
- You entered
This guide explains how to find and complete NPC quests in the Roblox game Fish It. You’ll learn where quest-givers are located, what each quest requires, and how to turn in rewards efficiently. Follow the steps below to finish every NPC quest and earn the best loot.
Formula
The catch rate is computed as:
Catch rate = Fish caught ÷ Quest time
Where:
- Fish caught – the number of fish you caught during the quest (count).
- Quest time – the total minutes you spent on the quest (minutes).
This rate helps you estimate how long a quest will take and whether you are catching fish fast enough to meet the NPC’s target.
Worked Example
Using the default values: you caught 5 fish in 10 minutes.
- Divide fish caught by time: 5 ÷ 10 = 0.5
- So your catch rate is 0.5 fish per minute.
That means you catch one fish every two minutes on average.
What Are NPC Quests in Fish It?
NPC quests are optional tasks given by non-player characters scattered around the game world. Each quest asks you to catch a certain type of fish, reach a specific weight, or collect a number of items. In return, you get coins, XP, or rare bait. Quests reset daily, so you can repeat them for steady rewards.
Where to Find Quest-Giving NPCs
Quest NPCs appear in three main areas:
- Dock – the starting pier, where the first NPC (usually named “Old Fisherman�) gives beginner quests.
- Beach – to the left of the dock, a second NPC offers mid-tier quests.
- Volcano Island – accessible after you buy a boat or fast-travel; the NPC here gives advanced quests.
Look for a yellow exclamation mark above an NPC’s head. If you don’t see it, you may need to reach a certain level or finish a previous quest.
How to Complete a Quest Step by Step
- Talk to the NPC – press E or click the dialogue prompt.
- Read the objective – it will show the target fish, required weight, or item count.
- Equip the right bait – some fish only bite with specific bait (e.g., shrimp for tropical fish).
- Cast your line – aim at the water and click to cast.
- Reel in when you get a bite – click and hold to reel, but don’t let the tension bar max out.
- Check your progress – open the quest menu (usually Tab) to see how many you have.
- Return to the NPC – once done, talk to them again to claim your reward.
Common Quest Types and Examples
- Catch a specific fish – e.g., “Catch 3 Salmon.�
- Catch a fish above a weight – e.g., “Catch a Tuna over 50 kg.�
- Catch a total number of fish – e.g., “Catch 10 fish.�
- Collect items – e.g., “Find 5 treasure chests� (chests spawn randomly).
For weight-based quests, use heavier rods and better bait to increase your chances. For collection quests, explore the map thoroughly and check behind rocks or in seaweed.
Rewards and How to Use Them
Rewards vary by quest difficulty:
- Coins – used to buy rods, bait, and boat upgrades.
- XP – levels up your fishing skill, unlocking better equipment.
- Rare bait – increases the chance of catching legendary fish.
Check the reward before starting a quest. If it gives rare bait, it’s usually worth the time, especially for late-game fish.
Tips for Completing Quests Faster
- Use the best rod you have – higher-tier rods reel in fish faster.
- Match bait to fish – each fish has a preferred bait; check the fish catalog.
- Fish in the right spot – some fish only appear in deep water or near rocks.
- Skip hard quests – if a quest is too time-consuming, wait for the daily reset.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do NPC quests reset?
Yes, most quests reset daily at midnight UTC. You can complete the same quest again the next day for more rewards.
Why can’t I find the NPC on Volcano Island?
You need to unlock the island first. Buy a boat from the dock or reach level 10 to unlock fast travel. If the NPC doesn’t appear, try rejoining the game.
Can I do quests with friends?
Yes, but each player has their own quest progress. Fish caught by your friend do not count toward your objective, so you must catch them yourself.
What happens if I discard a quest?
You can abandon a quest and pick it up again from the NPC, but your progress will be lost. It’s usually better to finish it, even if it takes a while.
Is there a limit to how many quests I can hold?
You can hold up to three quests at once. If you want to take a new one, you must complete or abandon an existing one.
Do quests give more XP than regular fishing?
Yes, quests give bonus XP on top of the XP you earn from catching fish. That’s why they are the fastest way to level up.
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Formula used
in t | Quest time (min) | min | 10 | 0 in f | Fish caught | - | 5 | 0 out rate | Catch rate (fish/min) | fish/min | f / t | 2
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