As it cannot be used in regular fishing, we have not included it in the above table. The final type of Bait, the Truffle Worm, can only be used to summon the Hardmode Boss Duke Fishron. Tree Nymph Butterfly Golden Varietals (Butterfly, Dragonfly, Worm, Strider, Ladybug, Grasshopper) Master Bait Ulysses Butterfly Dragonflies (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Black) Firefly Jellyfish (Green, Blue, Pink) Sulphur Butterfly Grasshopper Scorpion Snailīlack Scorpion Hell Butterfly Zebra Butterfly Glow Snail Grub Apprentice Bait Seeing as Luck affects random item drops, rare mob spawns, and fishing quality, we recommend looking around for other bugs to use as Bait. While they can be used as Bait, doing so will lower the player's Luck. NOTE: The Ladybug is one of the earliest Bait types that you may encounter in most Journey Mode starting biomes. Bait Power determines the quality of the fish/item that you catch it also dictates whether or not the Bait will be used up with a cast, or will remain in your inventory. Below, you can find a list of all types of Bait currently available, sorted by their Bait Power. Non-bug Bait is found in Crates scattered throughout Terraria, or is given as a reward when you complete quests given by the Angler NPC.

The majority of Bait can be caught using various types of Bug Net (the earliest available to you can be purchased from the Merchant NPC) and consists of different types of bugs.

The higher the percentage, you will catch fish more often, as well as increase your chance of rare catches.įind: Crates or Chests in the Jungle Biomeģ5% Fishing Power Angler NPC must be present.Ģ5% Fishing Power Increased chance of catching hostile mob units during Blood Moon event.ĭrop: Wandering Eye Fish or Zombie Mermanīait is an item that is automatically consumed from your inventory when you fish. Note that the Fishing Power of each rod is basically the catch quantity/quality multiplier. The table below outlines all Fishing Poles currently available in Terraria.

Fishing Poles in Terrariaįishing Poles can be crafted at crafting stations, bought from or bequeathed by NPCs, dropped by mobs, or found throughout the world. NOTE: Similar to General Tools such as the Pickaxe, the quality of the Fishing Pole affects the type of resources or items that can be caught this also holds true for Bait, as certain Bait can only be used in certain locations, or to catch specific creatures or items.

Terraria fishing