Fishing Quests

Within Fishington.io, players are able to complete at most four tasks each day on the same account to accumulate experience, which steadily increases their fishing level. Completing and cashing in fishing quests allows players to collect game currency, which currently only serves as a means of purchasing better equipment for an easier means of fishing.

At 0 hours GMT, which is midnight in Greenwich, England, the global clock resets for the next 24 hours and allows players of all games to operate on time-of-day-based rounds. Within Fishington.io and Betrayal.io quests, players that do not complete or cash in on completed quests by this time will not be able to complete these quests and are instead given four new ones.

Time Board
To increase understanding of when fishing quests and Betrayal.io quests are reset, the following table is a vital tool.

Quest Types
Although the reward amount for the total four quests in a day, in terms of provided experience and currency, the specific difficulty of a quest determines the reward level for that quest.


 * 1) The "Catch # Fish" quest varies the amount of fish that need to be caught between 13 and 37 each day (these are the known low and high records for required fish). Lower required fish for this quest type provide less experience and currency reward.
 * 2) The "Catch # Specific Common/Uncommon Fish" quest varies the amount of a specific species of common or uncommon fish that a player is required to catch to complete the quest. In general, between 2 and 4 fish, inclusive, need to be caught as per the quest's name.
 * 3) The "Catch # Specific Common/Uncommon Fish of at Least a Specific Weight" quest is also highly variable. Between 2 and 4 fish of a specific species and weight range need to be caught to complete this quest.
 * 4) The "Catch # Specific Rare Fish" quest varies the amount of a specific species of rare fish that a player is required to catch to complete the quest. It is always considered a level 15+ quest, meaning that the quest card within the Quests tab shows a pink "Level 15+" message. Level 14 players that have already purchased the Fine Wood Rod, which is capable of catching rare fish, can catch the desired amount of the specific fish of the day without being able to cash in the quest for reward.

Trivia

 * It is unknown whether altering the time on a device causes a 72-hour lag in the posting of new quests at the moment. Popular games like the core Pokémon games and Prodigy Math Game have time-of-day-based game opportunities that get reset daily at specific times and have built-in code that prevents players from cheating. If the game detects a change in the player's time zone settings, they will be prevented from experiencing those opportunities for a 72-hour period irregardless of any further time changes.
 * Completing all four daily fishing quests can take at least 150 fish per day, on average. Although the chances of catching certain fish are random, the rarity distribution of fish can be improved by using the best available fishing rod (at this time, the Plastic Rod).
 * It is unknown whether all players share the same daily quests for each day. There is a chance that some have more difficult quests than others.
 * Only one of the four daily quests can be labeled "Hard" in blue. Level 15+ quests are never labeled as the Hard quest.