Jedi Survivor is one of the latest installments of the Star Wars game franchise. This action-adventure game is full of all of the old Star Wars features that fans know and love, like droids and lightsabers, in addition to brand-new features never seen before in the Star Wars franchise! If you’re a Star Wars fan, then you need to pick up a copy of Jedi Survivor as soon as possible (assuming you haven’t already).
One of the coolest yet most overlooked features of Jedi Survivor is the fishing feature. You can collect a dozen different types of “tropical” fish in the game and add them to a decorative fish tank for your own viewing pleasure! If you’re interested in investing in your own alien aquarium, then just keep reading for a full list of all collectible fish locations in Jedi Survivor!
All Fish Locations in Jedi Survivor
There are a dozen total fish that can be collected in Jedi Survivor. Hunting down all 12 fish in a single playthrough can seem daunting at first, but it doesn’t have to be! As long as you just refer to this list of all 12 fish and their respective locations, then your fish tank will be full in no time:
- Barbed Hookfish – located in Smuggler’s Tunnel on Koboh
- Glottsamcrab – located in Viscid Bog on Koboh
- Fingerlip Garpon – located in Rambler’s Reach on Koboh
- Blinding Rayfish – located in Devastated Settlement on Koboh
- See Fish – located in Foothill Falls on Koboh
- Viscid Lurker – located in Phon’Qi Caverns on Koboh
- Blue-Finned Crayfish – located in Nekko Pools on Koboh
- Frilled Newt – located in Gorge Crash Site on Koboh
- Big Mouth Faa – located in Rift Passage on Koboh
- Mee Fish – located in Mountain Ascent on Koboh
- Faintailed Laa – located in Crypt of Uhrma on Jedha
- Snakefish – located in Anchorite Base on Jedha
As you likely noticed, most of these fish can be found on Koboh, so you thankfully won’t need to travel to each end of the galaxy 12 different times just to collect all of the fish!
How to Track Your Fishing Progress
If you’re playing through Jedi Survivor, chances are you’re not simply playing it for the fish.
It’s easy to lose track of how many fish you’ve caught when you’re exploring alien worlds and taking down oppressive intergalactic empires; thankfully, it’s easy to track your fishing progress in Jedi Survivor.
All you have to do to check how many fish you’ve caught in Jedi Survivor is take a look at the Fish Tank in Pyloon’s Saloon. The amount of fish that appear in the Fish Tank directly corresponds to the amount of fish that you’ve caught, so you’ll never have to guess how many fish you’ve already captured!
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How to Recruit Skoova in Jedi Survivor
Before you can begin your fishing career in Jedi Survivor, you’ll first need to recruit Skoova Stev. Skoova Stev is an NPC that can be found just west of Pyloon’s Saloon, fishing in a small pond.
Once you find him, all you need to do is talk to him, and he’ll agree to check out the Fish Tank in Pyloon’s Saloon. That’s all you need to do to recruit him! Once he’s been recruited, you’ll be able to find him in the upper level of Pyroon’s Saloon; you’ll also be able to catch any of the 12 collectible fish in the game.
You’ll frequently come across Skoova Stev in your intergalactic adventures in Jedi Survivor. Don’t be afraid to interact with him any time you see him; he’ll be happy to tell you all about the different types of local fish that live in the area, in addition to giving you tidbits about his oddly interesting backstory!
There are a lot more interesting features besides colorful fish in Jedi Survivor! If you want to discover every detail that this game has to offer, then just check out Gamer Journalist’s Jedi Survivor guides, like our guide on “Where to Find All Monastery Walls Collectibles” or “How to Solve Shattered Moon Electricity Puzzle“!
Published: May 6, 2023 01:19 pm