Fisch · Fish
Fogstripe
“"A green fish with beige stripes and translucent fins, fading into the mist like a ghostly streak."”— in-game Bestiary description

Fish stats
Avg. sell value
C$121
C$ / kg
2.429
Weight range
30 kg – 147 kg
avg 50 kg
Base XP
85
By average value, Fogstripe ranks #42 of 52 Unusual fish with a listed price.
Where and when to catch Fogstripe
- Location
- Lushgrove
- Preferred bait
- Insect
- Time of day
- —
- Weather
- Foggy
- Season
- Autumn
Fogstripe guide
Fogstripe is an Unusual fish from Lushgrove, in the Second Sea, and it is currently Unobtainable. When it could be caught it needed Insect bait, Foggy weather and Autumn, a combination that tells you it was a patient catch.
The record shows a heavy fish with a thin price. It averaged 50 kg (30 kg to 147 kg) but sold for only C$2.429 per kg, about C$121.4 per fish on average. That ranks 564 of the 742 documented fish, so most fish were worth more, even though its top weight ranks 259 of 663, which is clearly above the middle. Each catch gave 85 base XP.
In the same zone and rarity, the only other documented fish is Hollow Snapper. The gap between weight and price is the useful lesson: Fogstripe was a big fish that did not pay like one, so even if it returned, it would not be a profit target. For now it is a reference entry for anyone filling out Lushgrove records, described in the wiki as a green fish with beige stripes that fades into mist.
Average value × mutation multiplier
Fogstripe value with mutations
| Mutation | Multiplier | Estimated value |
|---|---|---|
| Albino | ×1.2 | C$146 |
| Aether | ×15 | C$1,821 |
| Hades' Curse | ×11.1 | C$1,348 |
| Tryhard | ×10 | C$1,214 |
| Plagued | ×10 | C$1,214 |
| Ascended | ×9.9 | C$1,202 |
| Gravitas | ×9.81 | C$1,191 |
Estimate = the wiki's average value × the mutation's listed multiplier. The real price also depends on the weight you land. All mutations
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Data sourced from the Fisch Wiki (CC BY-SA) and processed automatically; not tested in the game; last synced 2026-10-21.









