Shallows85 pts
Bluegill
A blue face, a rounded flank and a quick opportunity near the surface.
THE GAME SPECIES ATLAS
Fourteen reasons
to watch the water.
A visual field guide to the catches in Dovaleri. Learn their silhouettes, compare their point values and choose a target for your next run.
Tier labels are game categories. They do not represent real-world rarity, conservation status or where a species lives.
Shallows100 pts
Pumpkinseed
Bright cheek markings make this compact catch easy to spot.
Shallows120 pts
Black Crappie
A silver speckled body drifting through the open lane.
Shallows135 pts
Yellow Perch
Dark bars over a golden body: a clear target in bright water.
Midwater170 pts
Brook Trout
Warm fins and a patterned back bring a little colour to the log.
Midwater205 pts
Rainbow Trout
Follow the rose stripe through the current before committing a cast.
Midwater230 pts
Channel Catfish
A long smooth silhouette and whiskers distinguish this midwater catch.
Midwater255 pts
Smallmouth Bass
A bronze-green shape with enough value to reward a patient line.
Midwater285 pts
Largemouth Bass
A broad head and a dark flank announce a substantial catch.
Midwater320 pts
Walleye
A gold-olive runner with a bright eye and a crisp spiny outline.
Rare380 pts
Northern Pike
A long spotted shape that makes a promising target below the boat.
Rare470 pts
Muskellunge
The striped hunter rewards waiting for the right alignment.
Rare620 pts
Golden Carp
A deliberately fanciful golden specimen with a generous game value.
Trophy720 pts
Lake Sturgeon
The armoured silhouette is the highest-value species in this water.
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Value is only part
of the decision.
A trophy outside the hook path is not a better catch than a small fish directly beneath it.
The best target is one you can line up cleanly. A catch adds its listed species value plus any active streak bonus. Because a missed cast breaks the streak, a steady sequence of modest fish can become a rewarding run of its own.
The golden carp is a fanciful specimen in this collection. All illustrations are game art. Use this page to recognise what is on screen, not as a substitute for a scientific species guide.
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