Expand fish and equipment catalogs

Add public-alias credits and a tested in-game credits page, centralize project guidance and asset provenance, import the complete authored fur channel maps, and keep starter-island collision synchronized with imported props.

ASSET-LICENSE.md

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+# NETfishing Asset License 1.0
+
+Copyright © 2026 Woofmeow. All rights reserved except for the permissions
+expressly granted below.
+
+## 1. Scope
+
+This license applies to original NETfishing artwork, graphics, textures,
+models, animations, music, sound recordings, narrative content, visual
+designs, characters, and other creative assets owned by the NETfishing owners,
+publishing as Woofmeow (the **“NETfishing Assets”**).
+
+It does not apply to:
+
+- software source code identified as GPL-3.0-or-later;
+- third-party material identified in the source repository's
+  `docs/ATTRIBUTION.md` or the packaged `ATTRIBUTION.md` notice;
+- material accompanied by a different license; or
+- the NETfishing and Woofmeow names and logos, which are addressed in
+  `TRADEMARKS.md`.
+
+Repository location alone does not change third-party ownership or licensing.
+
+## 2. Definitions
+
+**Official NETfishing Software** means:
+
+- an unmodified binary release published by the NETfishing owners through an
+  official NETfishing distribution channel; or
+- a build made from an unmodified official NETfishing source release or tagged
+  revision.
+
+**Mod** means a non-standalone add-on created to operate with Official
+NETfishing Software. A Mod may add, replace, or alter content loaded by the
+Official NETfishing Software, but it may not redistribute a replacement copy
+of the game or represent a fork, clone, sequel, or separate game.
+
+## 3. Permission to use the official game
+
+You may reproduce NETfishing Assets as technically necessary to install, run,
+back up, and privately modify a lawfully obtained copy of Official NETfishing
+Software.
+
+You may capture, publish, and monetize screenshots, gameplay videos,
+livestreams, reviews, tutorials, and similar commentary showing a lawfully
+obtained copy of NETfishing. This permission does not authorize redistribution
+of the source asset files or imply endorsement.
+
+## 4. Community Mod license
+
+Subject to this license, you may create, modify, and distribute NETfishing
+Assets solely as part of a Mod for Official NETfishing Software.
+
+This permission is worldwide, nonexclusive, royalty-free, and available for
+as long as you comply with this license. It permits only the copies of
+NETfishing Assets reasonably necessary for the Mod to function. It does not
+permit distributing the original game, a substantially complete collection of
+its assets, or a general-purpose asset pack.
+
+A distributed Mod must:
+
+1. require a separately obtained copy of Official NETfishing Software;
+2. be presented as unofficial community content;
+3. include the following notice in its documentation or distribution page:
+
+   > Contains or adapts NETfishing assets © 2026 Woofmeow, used under the
+   > NETfishing Asset License 1.0. This Mod is unofficial and is not endorsed
+   > by Woofmeow.
+
+4. identify material created by the Mod author separately from NETfishing
+   Assets; and
+5. comply with `TRADEMARKS.md`.
+
+Mods may be shared without charge and may accept voluntary donations that do
+not purchase access, features, or preferential treatment. Selling a Mod,
+charging for access to it, licensing it commercially, or using NETfishing
+Assets in paid products requires separate written permission from both
+NETfishing owners.
+
+## 5. Uses not permitted
+
+Except with separate written permission from both NETfishing owners, you may
+not use or distribute NETfishing Assets:
+
+- in a fork, clone, remake, sequel, or standalone game;
+- with a modified distribution of the GPL-covered NETfishing code that is not
+  Official NETfishing Software;
+- in another game, application, asset library, template, or merchandise;
+- as a substantially complete asset extraction or archive;
+- in a way that implies sponsorship, endorsement, or official status;
+- to register a confusingly similar trademark, domain, account, or product
+  identity; or
+- under terms that claim ownership of the NETfishing Assets themselves.
+
+The GPL permits forks and redistribution of the GPL-covered code. This asset
+license does not permit those forks to carry NETfishing Assets. A code fork
+must remove or replace the NETfishing Assets and reserved branding unless both
+owners grant separate written permission.
+
+## 6. Ownership of Mods
+
+You retain ownership of your original Mod material. The NETfishing owners
+retain ownership of the NETfishing Assets and adaptations of those assets to
+the extent provided by applicable law.
+
+This license does not require you to assign your original Mod material to the
+NETfishing owners. It also does not grant you ownership of the underlying
+NETfishing Assets.
+
+## 7. Termination and cure
+
+Your permissions under this license terminate automatically if you violate
+its terms. They are reinstated provisionally when you stop the violation and
+permanently if both NETfishing owners do not notify you of the violation
+within sixty days after it has been cured.
+
+Termination does not limit remedies available for activity outside this
+license.
+
+## 8. No warranty
+
+THE NETFISHING ASSETS ARE PROVIDED “AS IS,” WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
+EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A
+PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT
+PERMITTED BY LAW, THE OWNERS WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES, OR
+OTHER LIABILITY ARISING FROM THIS LICENSE OR USE OF THE NETFISHING ASSETS.
+
+## 9. Additional permission
+
+Uses not granted here require written permission from both NETfishing owners.
+A permission granted to one person or project does not amend this license for
+others.
+
+This is a custom asset license, not an open-source software license or a
+Creative Commons license.

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -4,6 +4,12 @@ NETfishing is currently developed through focused changes on the repository's
 active development branch. Coordinate scope with the project owner before
 starting substantial work.
 
+By intentionally submitting material for inclusion, contributors agree to the
+applicable grants and representations in
+[`CONTRIBUTOR-TERMS.md`](CONTRIBUTOR-TERMS.md). Maintainers must preserve an
+affirmative record of that agreement. Contact the owners before submitting if
+separate written terms are needed.
+
 ## Change discipline
 
 - Keep a change focused; avoid unrelated cleanup.
@@ -15,7 +21,10 @@ starting substantial work.
 - Keep presentation-only systems out of save files and network messages.
 - Store runtime assets under repository-owned paths; never reference a
   workstation sync or temporary directory.
-- Record the source and license of newly imported assets.
+- Record the source and license of newly imported assets in
+  [`docs/ATTRIBUTION.md`](docs/ATTRIBUTION.md).
+- Do not assume the GPL code license applies to project assets; observe
+  [`ASSET-LICENSE.md`](ASSET-LICENSE.md) and third-party terms.
 - Do not commit `.godot/`, test data, logs, captures, or build outputs.
 
 ## Before requesting review
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 git status --short
 ```
 
-Choose additional focused tests from [`docs/TESTING.md`](docs/TESTING.md).
+Choose additional focused tests from the validation section of
+[`docs/DEVELOPMENT.md`](docs/DEVELOPMENT.md#validation).
 Changes involving networking should run the network suite and a real
 two-process check. Visual changes still require graphical review; headless
 tests are supporting evidence, not a replacement.
@@ -46,3 +56,7 @@ Follow the conventions already present in the surrounding GDScript, scene, and
 resource files. Prefer typed values, named constants, shared resources, and
 small domain-specific services. Avoid duplicating protocol definitions or
 using display strings as persistent identifiers.
+
+New standalone source files should use `SPDX-License-Identifier:
+GPL-3.0-or-later` where the file format permits comments. Do not add that
+identifier to asset files governed by the NETfishing Asset License.

CONTRIBUTOR-TERMS.md

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+# NETfishing contributor terms
+
+These terms apply to contributions intentionally submitted for inclusion in
+NETfishing after these terms are published. They do not retroactively change
+ownership of earlier work or replace a separately signed agreement.
+
+“Owners” means the two NETfishing co-owners who publish the Project as
+Woofmeow and are publicly credited as Voyager and Endeavour. “Project” means
+the official NETfishing game, its servers, tools, documentation, websites,
+ports, updates, and promotional materials.
+
+## 1. Your ownership and authority
+
+You retain copyright in your original contribution. By submitting it, you
+represent that:
+
+- you created it or otherwise have authority to grant these permissions;
+- its submission does not knowingly violate another party’s copyright,
+  patent, trademark, privacy, contract, or other rights;
+- you have disclosed relevant third-party material and license terms; and
+- if an employer or another organization controls the contribution, you have
+  obtained its permission before submitting.
+
+Do not submit confidential information, unlawfully obtained material, or
+content whose origin and permitted use cannot be documented.
+
+## 2. Code contributions
+
+You license an accepted software-code contribution under the GNU General
+Public License, version 3 or, at the recipient’s option, any later version
+(GPL-3.0-or-later).
+
+You also grant each recipient a perpetual, worldwide, nonexclusive,
+royalty-free patent license under patent claims you can license that are
+necessarily infringed by your contribution alone or by its combination with
+the Project as submitted. This patent license does not cover later
+combinations that are unrelated to your submitted contribution.
+
+## 3. Asset, writing, and documentation contributions
+
+For an accepted contribution consisting of artwork, models, animation, audio,
+music, writing, level content, branding material, or other non-code creative
+work, you grant the Owners a perpetual, worldwide, nonexclusive,
+royalty-free, transferable, and sublicensable license to:
+
+- use, reproduce, modify, adapt, translate, and create derivative works;
+- distribute, publicly display, publicly perform, transmit, and make
+  available the contribution;
+- include it in free and commercial Project releases, ports, updates,
+  merchandise, marketing, and archival materials; and
+- license it to Project users under `ASSET-LICENSE.md` or a later Project asset
+  license jointly approved by the Owners.
+
+This grant is limited to NETfishing, its promotion, and official successor or
+derived NETfishing products. It does not transfer your copyright or authorize
+the Owners to sell your contribution as an unrelated standalone asset.
+
+## 4. Documentation accompanying code
+
+Documentation submitted as an ordinary part of a code contribution may be
+distributed under GPL-3.0-or-later with that code. Project credits and
+provenance records may be reproduced in any medium needed to document the
+Project and its releases.
+
+## 5. Attribution
+
+Provide the name or pseudonym you want used for credit. The Owners will make a
+reasonable effort to preserve material attribution, subject to formatting,
+privacy, platform, and practical limitations.
+
+Attribution does not imply that a contributor endorses every Project change
+or release.
+
+## 6. No automatic ownership, employment, or payment
+
+Submitting a contribution does not provide ownership of NETfishing, create an
+employment, agency, partnership, or fiduciary relationship, or create a right
+to compensation. Any payment, ownership, or employment arrangement requires a
+separate written agreement signed by the appropriate parties.
+
+## 7. Acceptance
+
+A contribution is not accepted merely because it was posted, uploaded, or
+discussed. The Owners or their authorized maintainers may accept, modify,
+decline, or later remove it.
+
+By intentionally submitting a patch, pull request, asset, or other material
+for Project inclusion after receiving notice of these terms, you agree to the
+applicable grants above. Maintainers should record the contributor’s
+affirmative agreement in the pull request, issue, email, or another durable
+written record.
+
+If you cannot agree to these terms, do not submit the contribution; contact
+the Owners to discuss a separate written arrangement.

CREDITS.md

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-# Credits
-
-## Project direction
-
-NETfishing is designed, directed, reviewed, and released by its project
-creator. A public-facing creator or studio credit has not yet been recorded in
-this repository.
-
-## Development assistance
-
-Development has used automated coding assistance for implementation,
-investigation, testing, documentation, and review. Design choices, supplied
-artwork, acceptance decisions, repository operations, and releases remain
-human-controlled.
-
-This disclosure is intentionally about process. Commit style, code style, or
-repository metadata cannot reliably prove whether a particular change was
-written with or without assistance.
-
-## Fonts
-
-- Tuffy: Thatcher Ulrich, Karoly Barta, and Michael Evans. The bundled license
-  dedicates the work to the public domain; see `ui/fonts/Tuffy-LICENSE.txt`.
-- Seattle Avenue: bundled as `ui/fonts/seattle_avenue.otf`. Author and
-  redistribution terms still need to be recorded before public distribution.
-
-## Music
-
-- `audio/music/title/as_in_four_wolves.ogg`: original title/ambient music by
-  the project owner.
-
-## Sound effects
-
-- “Spinning reel.wav” by tosha73, used as the source for the fishing fight and
-  manual-reeling loops. Freesound sound 509902, Creative Commons Zero (CC0):
-  https://freesound.org/s/509902/
-- “Gentle Ocean Waves Loop” by kkenny101, used for the saltwater shoreline
-  ambience. Freesound sound 852826, Creative Commons Zero (CC0):
-  https://freesound.org/s/852826/
-- Rain Loop Ontario by Ayton -- https://freesound.org/s/212799/ -- License:
-  Attribution 3.0
-- Dog_Bark.wav by ivolipa -- https://freesound.org/s/328729/ -- License:
-  Creative Commons 0
-- Cat meow.m4a by Christyboy100 -- https://freesound.org/s/495694/ -- License:
-  Attribution 3.0
-- “Quick Water Droplet” by qubodup, used for the bobber water-impact sound.
-  Freesound sound 792931, Creative Commons Zero (CC0):
-  https://freesound.org/s/792931/
-
-## Artwork
-
-- 2D artwork: Rheannon Eisworth, contributor.
-- 3D models: original work by the project owner.
-
-Asset categories and release-record requirements are listed in
-[`docs/ASSET-PROVENANCE.md`](docs/ASSET-PROVENANCE.md).

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README.md

@@ -8,6 +8,9 @@ customization, jobs, and a controller-aware interface.
 The project is under active development. Interfaces, balance, content, and
 save migrations may continue to change before a stable release.
 
+NETfishing is developed and published by **Woofmeow**, the independent team of
+co-owners publicly credited as Voyager and Endeavour.
+
 ## Requirements
 
 - Godot 4.7.x with the GL Compatibility renderer
@@ -35,8 +38,8 @@ Run the fast, deterministic suite before submitting a change:
 scripts/run_validations.sh quick
 ```
 
-Additional suites and individual commands are documented in
-[`docs/TESTING.md`](docs/TESTING.md).
+Additional suites and individual commands are documented in the
+[`docs/DEVELOPMENT.md`](docs/DEVELOPMENT.md#validation) validation section.
 
 ## Building
 
@@ -65,6 +68,26 @@ scripts do not create or publish tags.
 - `tests/`: focused Godot validation scripts
 - `scripts/`: build, bake, and validation entry points
 
-See [`docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) and
-[`world/README-WORLD-AUTHORING.md`](world/README-WORLD-AUTHORING.md) for more
-detail.
+All maintained project guidance starts at the
+[`docs/` documentation index](docs/README.md). Architecture, content policy,
+world and UI authoring, and testing are consolidated in
+[`docs/DEVELOPMENT.md`](docs/DEVELOPMENT.md).
+
+## Licensing
+
+- Project-owned software code is licensed under
+  [GPL-3.0-or-later](LICENSE).
+- Project-owned artwork, models, music, and other creative assets are covered
+  by the [NETfishing Asset License](ASSET-LICENSE.md). It permits community
+  Mods for official NETfishing software, but not use in forks, clones, or
+  unrelated products.
+- The NETfishing and Woofmeow names and branding are reserved as described in
+  [TRADEMARKS.md](TRADEMARKS.md).
+- Third-party materials retain their own terms; see the consolidated
+  [credits, notices, and provenance record](docs/ATTRIBUTION.md).
+- Contributions are accepted under [CONTRIBUTOR-TERMS.md](CONTRIBUTOR-TERMS.md).
+
+Material boundaries and binary-release requirements are recorded in that same
+[`docs/ATTRIBUTION.md`](docs/ATTRIBUTION.md) reference.
+
+Copyright © 2026 Woofmeow.

TRADEMARKS.md

@@ -0,0 +1,42 @@
+# NETfishing and Woofmeow branding
+
+The NETfishing and Woofmeow names, logos, icons, trade dress, and other source
+identifiers are reserved by the NETfishing owners, publishing as Woofmeow.
+Their presence in a GPL-licensed repository does not grant trademark rights or
+imply permission to represent another product as official.
+
+No trademark registration is asserted by this notice. Applicable rights may
+exist through use and other law.
+
+## Permitted references
+
+You may use the names NETfishing and Woofmeow truthfully to:
+
+- refer to the official game or development team;
+- state that software interoperates with or is a Mod for NETfishing;
+- link to an official repository or distribution page; and
+- discuss, review, criticize, or report on the Project.
+
+Use only the amount of branding reasonably necessary to identify the Project.
+Do not imply sponsorship, certification, endorsement, or official status.
+
+An unofficial Mod may use wording such as “Example Mod for NETfishing” if its
+name and presentation remain clearly distinct and it displays an unofficial
+notice.
+
+## Forks and redistributed code
+
+The GNU GPL permits forks and redistribution of covered code. A fork or
+modified distribution must:
+
+- use a distinct product name;
+- remove NETfishing and Woofmeow logos, icons, and official trade dress;
+- avoid confusingly similar names, domains, package identifiers, and account
+  names; and
+- clearly identify itself as independent and unofficial.
+
+These branding terms do not limit rights granted by the GPL to the software
+code or lawful nominative, descriptive, comparative, or fair use.
+
+Permission for broader branding use must be obtained in writing from both
+NETfishing owners.

addons/netfishing_shoreline_baker/plugin.cfg

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+[plugin]
+
+name="NETfishing Shoreline Auto-Baker"
+description="Rebuilds configured static shoreline ribbons after authored terrain reimports."
+author="woofmeow"
+version="1.0.0"
+script="shoreline_auto_baker.gd"

addons/netfishing_shoreline_baker/shoreline_auto_baker.gd

@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
+@tool
+extends EditorPlugin
+
+const TERRAIN_RESOURCE := (
+	"res://art/exported/environment/terrain/starter_island.glb"
+)
+const REGION_SCENE := "res://world/regions/starter_island_region.tscn"
+
+var _bake_pending := false
+
+
+func _enter_tree() -> void:
+	var filesystem := get_editor_interface().get_resource_filesystem()
+	if not filesystem.resources_reimported.is_connected(_on_resources_reimported):
+		filesystem.resources_reimported.connect(_on_resources_reimported)
+
+
+func _exit_tree() -> void:
+	var filesystem := get_editor_interface().get_resource_filesystem()
+	if filesystem.resources_reimported.is_connected(_on_resources_reimported):
+		filesystem.resources_reimported.disconnect(_on_resources_reimported)
+
+
+func _on_resources_reimported(resources: PackedStringArray) -> void:
+	if not resources.has(TERRAIN_RESOURCE) or _bake_pending:
+		return
+	_bake_pending = true
+	call_deferred("_bake_configured_shorelines")
+
+
+func _bake_configured_shorelines() -> void:
+	_bake_pending = false
+	var packed_region := ResourceLoader.load(
+		REGION_SCENE,
+		"PackedScene",
+		ResourceLoader.CACHE_MODE_REPLACE,
+	) as PackedScene
+	if packed_region == null:
+		push_error("Shoreline auto-bake could not load %s." % REGION_SCENE)
+		return
+	var region := packed_region.instantiate() as Node3D
+	add_child(region)
+	var baker := region.get_node_or_null(
+		"ShorelineRibbonBaker"
+	) as ShorelineRibbonBaker
+	if baker == null:
+		push_error("Shoreline auto-bake found no configured baker.")
+		region.queue_free()
+		return
+	var results := baker.rebuild_all()
+	for result: Dictionary in results:
+		if result.get("skipped", false):
+			continue
+		var output_path: String = result.get("output_path", "")
+		if not output_path.is_empty():
+			ResourceLoader.load(
+				output_path,
+				"ArrayMesh",
+				ResourceLoader.CACHE_MODE_REPLACE,
+			)
+		print(
+			"Shoreline auto-bake: %s, %d loops, %d triangles"
+			% [output_path, result.loop_count, result.triangle_count]
+		)
+	region.queue_free()
+	get_editor_interface().get_resource_filesystem().scan()

addons/netfishing_shoreline_baker/shoreline_auto_baker.gd.uid

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+uid://cbk4xpalei5v3

art/exported/characters/base/netfishing_base_character_eyes_simple_shine.png.import

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ compress/rdo_quality_loss=0.0
 compress/hdr_compression=1
 compress/normal_map=0
 compress/channel_pack=0
-mipmaps/generate=true
+mipmaps/generate=false
 mipmaps/limit=-1
 roughness/mode=0
 roughness/src_normal=""

art/exported/characters/base/netfishing_base_character_mouth_three.png.import

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ compress/rdo_quality_loss=0.0
 compress/hdr_compression=1
 compress/normal_map=0
 compress/channel_pack=0
-mipmaps/generate=true
+mipmaps/generate=false
 mipmaps/limit=-1
 roughness/mode=0
 roughness/src_normal=""

art/exported/characters/base/netfishing_base_character_nose_dog_round.png.import

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ compress/rdo_quality_loss=0.0
 compress/hdr_compression=1
 compress/normal_map=0
 compress/channel_pack=0
-mipmaps/generate=true
+mipmaps/generate=false
 mipmaps/limit=-1
 roughness/mode=0
 roughness/src_normal=""

art/exported/characters/faces/README.md

@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
-# Drop-in facial features
-
-Facial feature textures are discovered when the game starts. Put new PNGs in
-the matching directory, restart the game, and the option will appear in the
-Profile customization page.
-
-```text
-eyes/<id>.png
-noses/<id>.png
-mouth/<id>.png
-```
-
-The category directory is authoritative. A category prefix is optional, so
-both `sleepy.png` and `eyes_sleepy.png` become the option ID `sleepy`.
-Filenames are normalized to lowercase snake_case. Use stable names because
-the resulting IDs are stored in appearance snapshots and sent to peers.
-
-Keep each PNG on the established facial-feature canvas with an RGBA
-transparent background. Godot imports the PNG automatically in the editor;
-the runtime registry ignores `.import` files and other non-PNG files.
-
-The current game bundles its facial assets under `res://`. Adding a file to a
-development checkout is picked up on the next startup. An exported build must
-be rebuilt to include newly added `res://` files in its package.

art/exported/characters/patterns/bengal/body_arms_bengal.png.import

@@ -2,16 +2,16 @@
 
 importer="texture"
 type="CompressedTexture2D"
-uid="uid://cxpiqjwgff0xr"
-path="res://.godot/imported/icon.svg-218a8f2b3041327d8a5756f3a245f83b.ctex"
+uid="uid://b2e0uxfn187gu"
+path="res://.godot/imported/body_arms_bengal.png-350ed15f218f0efa6ae7573ad27d3c65.ctex"
 metadata={
 "vram_texture": false
 }
 
 [deps]
 
-source_file="res://icon.svg"
-dest_files=["res://.godot/imported/icon.svg-218a8f2b3041327d8a5756f3a245f83b.ctex"]
+source_file="res://art/exported/characters/patterns/bengal/body_arms_bengal.png"
+dest_files=["res://.godot/imported/body_arms_bengal.png-350ed15f218f0efa6ae7573ad27d3c65.ctex"]
 
 [params]
 
@@ -38,6 +38,3 @@ process/hdr_as_srgb=false
 process/hdr_clamp_exposure=false
 process/size_limit=0
 detect_3d/compress_to=1
-svg/scale=1.0
-editor/scale_with_editor_scale=false
-editor/convert_colors_with_editor_theme=false

art/exported/characters/patterns/bengal/body_main_bengal.png.import

@@ -2,16 +2,16 @@
 
 importer="texture"
 type="CompressedTexture2D"
-uid="uid://bm0kkevv62mu0"
-path="res://.godot/imported/art_kit.svg-d4bd09e1da2e2339f7d505ee23d771f8.ctex"
+uid="uid://cn71sswmj0tue"
+path="res://.godot/imported/body_main_bengal.png-59815350b807220c52317e683582847e.ctex"
 metadata={
 "vram_texture": false
 }
 
 [deps]
 
-source_file="res://items/icons/placeholder/art_kit.svg"
-dest_files=["res://.godot/imported/art_kit.svg-d4bd09e1da2e2339f7d505ee23d771f8.ctex"]
+source_file="res://art/exported/characters/patterns/bengal/body_main_bengal.png"
+dest_files=["res://.godot/imported/body_main_bengal.png-59815350b807220c52317e683582847e.ctex"]
 
 [params]
 
@@ -38,6 +38,3 @@ process/hdr_as_srgb=false
 process/hdr_clamp_exposure=false
 process/size_limit=0
 detect_3d/compress_to=1
-svg/scale=1.0
-editor/scale_with_editor_scale=false
-editor/convert_colors_with_editor_theme=false

art/exported/characters/patterns/bengal/head_round_bengal.png.import

@@ -2,16 +2,16 @@
 
 importer="texture"
 type="CompressedTexture2D"
-uid="uid://trqvs4dgd4rt"
-path="res://.godot/imported/fish_coin.svg-9d00b5918d94a555938a84ee65e06386.ctex"
+uid="uid://rv36ws5wuakb"
+path="res://.godot/imported/head_round_bengal.png-dfa502a4514c1605f5c8aff839dd8765.ctex"
 metadata={
 "vram_texture": false
 }
 
 [deps]
 
-source_file="res://items/icons/placeholder/fish_coin.svg"
-dest_files=["res://.godot/imported/fish_coin.svg-9d00b5918d94a555938a84ee65e06386.ctex"]
+source_file="res://art/exported/characters/patterns/bengal/head_round_bengal.png"
+dest_files=["res://.godot/imported/head_round_bengal.png-dfa502a4514c1605f5c8aff839dd8765.ctex"]
 
 [params]
 
@@ -38,6 +38,3 @@ process/hdr_as_srgb=false
 process/hdr_clamp_exposure=false
 process/size_limit=0
 detect_3d/compress_to=1
-svg/scale=1.0
-editor/scale_with_editor_scale=false
-editor/convert_colors_with_editor_theme=false

art/exported/characters/patterns/fox/body_arms_fox.png.import

@@ -2,16 +2,16 @@
 
 importer="texture"
 type="CompressedTexture2D"
-uid="uid://d115jiqughf40"
-path="res://.godot/imported/cooler_expansion.svg-a3d63bc21ba230007f1039372b518c8f.ctex"
+uid="uid://p5cg2bwrxf7v"
+path="res://.godot/imported/body_arms_fox.png-91ab21ce544fdc29b8a0ebf3e54ef7cd.ctex"
 metadata={
 "vram_texture": false
 }
 
 [deps]
 
-source_file="res://items/icons/placeholder/cooler_expansion.svg"
-dest_files=["res://.godot/imported/cooler_expansion.svg-a3d63bc21ba230007f1039372b518c8f.ctex"]
+source_file="res://art/exported/characters/patterns/fox/body_arms_fox.png"
+dest_files=["res://.godot/imported/body_arms_fox.png-91ab21ce544fdc29b8a0ebf3e54ef7cd.ctex"]
 
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-# Architecture
-
-## Composition
-
-`main/main.tscn` is the application composition root. It owns long-lived
-services, the active world, player container, save/settings managers, and the
-pixelated UI viewport. Services are scene-owned rather than global autoloads,
-which makes their dependencies visible in the main scene and allows focused
-tests to instantiate the same composition.
-
-The main script coordinates title, session, world, and UI lifecycle. Domain
-logic remains in typed resources and services rather than being stored solely
-in controls.
-
-## Domain boundaries
-
-- `fish/` defines species, availability, catches, pools, quality, and selection.
-- `fishing/` owns cast/chase state and resolves authoritative fishing surfaces.
-- `inventory/`, `items/`, `economy/`, `progression/`, and `jobs/` own persistent
-  player-facing game state.
-- `world/` owns authored map composition and presentation. Water type is a
-  shared typed definition used by water bodies, fish habitat, fishing
-  validation, Logbook classification, and saltwater shoreline presentation.
-- `ui/` observes and invokes domain services. It does not define stable item or
-  fish identity.
-
-Resource files (`.tres`) are authored data. Stable IDs, not display names or
-node names, connect persistent and networked state to that data.
-
-## Networking
-
-`NetworkSession` owns ENet session lifecycle and peer registration. Dedicated
-network services validate and replicate bounded domains such as fishing,
-sales, shops, item use, profiles, jobs, mail, chat, drawings, time, and weather.
-
-`DiscoveryClient` is an optional directory layer beside `NetworkSession`. An
-open host may publish a short-lived room lease, and the shared Join Game page
-may browse compatible leases before handing the selected address back to the
-existing direct ENet connection flow. The directory does not carry gameplay
-traffic or become a gameplay authority. Its base URL comes from
-`network/discovery/base_url`, with `NETFISHING_DISCOVERY_URL` available as a
-development/deployment override.
-
-The host is authoritative. Clients submit requests or evidence; the host
-derives trusted context from registered peers, authoritative regions, and
-server-owned state before mutating inventory, wallet, progression, or shared
-world state. See [`decisions/0001-host-authority.md`](decisions/0001-host-authority.md).
-
-Protocol compatibility is defined in `network/network_protocol.gd`. A visible
-release version is not a reason to change the protocol number.
-
-## Persistence
-
-`PlayerDataRoot` selects and validates a portable data root. Stores receive
-paths from that owner rather than inventing unrelated locations. Progression is
-written by `PlayerSaveManager`; device settings and social/identity stores have
-separate formats and lifecycles.
-
-Save migrations are sequential and explicit. Existing catches and ownership
-are keyed by stable IDs so authored metadata can evolve without rewriting
-historical records. Current source constants—not documentation—are
-authoritative for format versions.
-
-## Presentation
-
-Gameplay is rendered in 3D with the GL Compatibility renderer. The main UI is
-presented through a uniformly scaled SubViewport. Shared UI components and
-palette resources prevent page-specific geometry and style drift.
-
-World presentation systems (time/weather visuals, procedural sky and water,
-shoreline ribbons, player blob shadows) do not own gameplay collision or
-network authority. Generated shoreline meshes are deterministic presentation
-resources baked from explicitly configured static terrain.
-
-## Validation
-
-Tests are executable Godot `SceneTree` scripts. Some are pure content/domain
-checks, some instantiate the main scene, and multiplayer checks run paired host
-and client processes on loopback. The repository runner provides isolation and
-consistent entry points; see [`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md).

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-# Asset provenance
-
-This document records where runtime assets came from and what must be verified
-before redistribution. A Git commit proves when bytes entered this repository;
-it does not by itself prove authorship or licensing.
-
-## Intake policy
-
-For every new external or supplied asset, record:
-
-- creator or supplying party;
-- original source location or delivery channel;
-- source filename and repository destination;
-- source and destination SHA-256 when copied without modification;
-- license or explicit permission;
-- any permitted transformations;
-- the importing commit or release.
-
-Runtime resources must use `res://` paths. Workstation Sync folders are intake
-locations only and must never appear in scenes or resources.
-
-## Current inventory
-
-| Asset family | Repository location | Recorded provenance |
-| --- | --- | --- |
-| Fish art and portraits | `fish/species/`, `art/exported/fish/` | 2D artwork by contributor Rheannon Eisworth. |
-| Item icons | `items/icons/` | 2D artwork by contributor Rheannon Eisworth. |
-| Inventory notepad | `art/ui/ui_notepad.png` | 2D artwork by contributor Rheannon Eisworth; integrated without a runtime external path. |
-| Environment textures | `art/exported/environment/textures/` | 2D artwork by contributor Rheannon Eisworth. |
-| UI patterns | `art/patterns/` | 2D artwork by contributor Rheannon Eisworth. |
-| Character and world models | `art/exported/` | Original 3D models by the project owner. Any embedded 2D artwork is by Rheannon Eisworth. |
-| Tuffy font | `ui/fonts/Tuffy_Bold.otf` | Public-domain dedication in `ui/fonts/Tuffy-LICENSE.txt`. |
-| Seattle Avenue font | `ui/fonts/seattle_avenue.otf` | License and attribution not present; resolve before public distribution. |
-| Title music | `audio/music/title/as_in_four_wolves.ogg` | Original music composed and owned by the project owner. |
-| Fishing fight loop | `audio/sfx/fishing/fighting.wav` | Edited from “Spinning reel.wav” by Freesound user tosha73, sound 509902, CC0. |
-| Manual-reeling loop | `audio/sfx/fishing/reeling.wav` | Edited from the same CC0 “Spinning reel.wav” source. |
-| Saltwater wave ambience | `audio/ambience/waves.wav` | “Gentle Ocean Waves Loop” by Freesound user kkenny101, sound 852826, CC0. |
-| Bobber water impact | `audio/sfx/fishing/bobber.wav` | “Quick Water Droplet” by Freesound user qubodup, sound 792931, CC0. |
-| Character bark call | `sound/dialogue/calls/bark.wav` | Edited from `Dog_Bark.wav` by Freesound user ivolipa, sound 328729, CC0. |
-| Character meow call | `sound/dialogue/calls/meow.wav` | Edited from `Cat meow.m4a` by Freesound user Christyboy100, sound 495694, Attribution 3.0. |
-
-### Fishing fight loop source record
-
-- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/509902/
-- Creator: tosha73
-- Source title: `Spinning reel.wav`
-- License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
-- Downloaded source filename: `509902__tosha73__spinning-reel.wav`
-- Downloaded source SHA-256:
-  `9741afdb1ec9c73f5e039f0e5ac174998cb0a1f737b626531e63919d4d232fad`
-- Audacity working project: `fighting.aup3`
-- Audacity project SHA-256:
-  `9928f077ecf48d01416f8d05700707e1b07d0f731846db80e27116f5b82dbbf5`
-- Runtime edit source/destination SHA-256:
-  `b6f3f2f94bfaf9254ac04dd96b1fd28c15e1011a1db44bb3e70eeaa95de3c212`
-- Runtime format: 48 kHz, 16-bit, stereo PCM WAV; 2.593479 seconds;
-  configured as a forward loop by the fishing presentation.
-- Manual-reeling Audacity project: `reeling.aup3`
-- Manual-reeling Audacity project SHA-256:
-  `20ad52f6bdd16ae6561f06f8355fe309e95023e815053fd5dfbd5a5ce3c1f9f9`
-- Manual-reeling runtime source/destination SHA-256:
-  `e403d5b7c8af1da4b28599cc0f51de3eda70d9e9296db27852fe7dc95617a29d`
-- Manual-reeling runtime format: 48 kHz, 16-bit, stereo PCM WAV;
-  2.388083 seconds; configured as a forward loop.
-- The downloaded source and Audacity projects remain in the project owner's
-  source-work archive; only the finished runtime edits ship in the game.
-
-### Saltwater wave ambience source record
-
-- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/852826/
-- Creator: kkenny101
-- Source title: `Gentle Ocean Waves Loop`
-- License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
-- Downloaded source filename:
-  `852826__kkenny101__gentle-ocean-waves-loop.wav`
-- Downloaded source and runtime source/destination SHA-256:
-  `f93e9890583f072ac52cf197b8b5942397d3d5e889fbdb9112a0776142f50229`
-- Runtime format: 48 kHz, 24-bit, mono PCM WAV; 21.769917 seconds;
-  configured as a forward loop.
-- The downloaded source remains in the project owner's source-work archive;
-  only the finished runtime loop ships in the game.
-
-### Bobber water-impact source record
-
-- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/792931/
-- Creator: qubodup
-- Source title: `Quick Water Droplet`
-- License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
-- Downloaded source filename: `792931__qubodup__quick-water-droplet.wav`
-- Downloaded source and runtime source/destination SHA-256:
-  `aef0d16384efed4a7b071c4d80c21597617f882f4e0c1d5295ac194d315eafb7`
-- Runtime format: 48 kHz, 16-bit, mono PCM WAV; 0.197146 seconds; one-shot.
-- The downloaded source remains in the project owner's source-work archive;
-  only the finished runtime sound ships in the game.
-
-### Character-call source records
-
-#### Bark
-
-- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/328729/
-- Creator: ivolipa
-- Source title: `Dog_Bark.wav`
-- License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
-- Downloaded source filename: `328729__ivolipa__dog_bark.wav`
-- Downloaded source SHA-256:
-  `c3d542dee7bfcc1901428e0c1408c0bd522d778d8e5e1dbca156cab008f3d712`
-- Runtime edit source/destination SHA-256:
-  `5ac2f32f33724a2fc232d725c5c37d4cfe3e93b3c1f19aa4177d2c8e3009ec78`
-- Runtime format: 44.1 kHz, 16-bit, stereo PCM WAV; 0.446780 seconds;
-  one-shot.
-
-#### Meow
-
-- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/495694/
-- Creator: Christyboy100
-- Source title: `Cat meow.m4a`
-- License: Attribution 3.0
-- Downloaded source filename: `495694__christyboy100__cat-meow.m4a`
-- Downloaded source SHA-256:
-  `afa3f6ef7afa2f7fee1e634d5505d2101cbba4421f8d8ff9adf562939c7a18f8`
-- Converted working WAV SHA-256:
-  `a505e6e230e7d9d76b65c46270d97a35a1acc510b43aa5e7343d7b04f424cade`
-- Runtime edit source/destination SHA-256:
-  `cce22ce1fbbc9325126a153aedc4526fde1aacf78780574fb432197dd44eb6b3`
-- Runtime format: 44.1 kHz, 16-bit, stereo PCM WAV; 0.605420 seconds;
-  one-shot.
-- The downloaded sources and working edits remain in the project owner's
-  source-work archive; only the finished runtime sounds ship in the game.
-
-## Generated resources
-
-Godot `.import` sidecars and deterministic shoreline `.tres` meshes are derived
-repository resources, not original artwork. `.godot/imported/`, editor caches,
-captures, exports, and temporary test data are not tracked.
-
-## Release gate
-
-Before a public binary or source release:
-
-1. Resolve the Seattle Avenue font license and attribution gap above.
-2. Record the public owner/studio credit and the contributor's redistribution
-   permission in the chosen project license or release records.
-3. Confirm the project-wide source/content license selected by the owner.
-4. Search exported resources for external filesystem paths.
-5. Preserve required third-party notices with the package.

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+# Attribution, licensing, and asset provenance
+
+This is the authoritative project record for ownership, credits, license
+boundaries, third-party notices, asset provenance, and redistribution checks.
+A Git commit proves when bytes entered the repository; it does not by itself
+prove authorship or licensing.
+
+## Ownership and credits
+
+NETfishing is jointly owned, developed, and published by its creators,
+publicly credited as Voyager and Endeavour and operating collectively as the
+independent team Woofmeow.
+
+- Voyager: co-owner, developer, project director, creator of the game's 3D
+  art, and composer of the original title/ambient track
+  `audio/music/title/as_in_four_wolves.ogg`, world track
+  `audio/music/world/craft.mp3`, and animalese placeholder tones.
+- Endeavour: co-owner, developer, and creator of the game's 2D art, including
+  the original fish, environment, UI, and other artwork.
+- chillnfill: contributor of original 3D models for the character bodies and
+  arms, ears and tails, and multiple world props and decorative assets,
+  including trees and bridges. The contributor requested to be credited as
+  `chillnfill`.
+- Tekgator: creator of the cooler-capacity, reel-speed, and barrier-power shop
+  icons.
+
+Voyager is also the original catalog porter credit in PortMaster metadata.
+Third-party creators are credited with their individual records below. Those
+credits do not imply endorsement of NETfishing, Woofmeow, or its owners.
+
+## License map
+
+Do not describe the complete repository as covered only by the GPL.
+
+| Material | Governing terms |
+| --- | --- |
+| Project-owned software code, shaders, code-oriented scene/resource configuration, tests, build tooling, and server software | GPL-3.0-or-later; source-root `LICENSE` and packaged `GPL-3.0-or-later.txt` |
+| Project-owned artwork, textures, models, animation, music, audio, narrative content, characters, and other creative assets | Source-root or packaged `ASSET-LICENSE.md` |
+| NETfishing and Woofmeow names, logos, icons, and official identity | Source-root or packaged `TRADEMARKS.md` |
+| Third-party engines, fonts, sounds, and other external material | Their original terms, recorded below and in adjacent license texts where applicable |
+| New outside contributions | Source-root `CONTRIBUTOR-TERMS.md` plus any separately signed agreement |
+
+Generated Godot import metadata and deterministic generated resources follow
+the terms of their source material or generating code. Repository location
+alone does not relicense third-party material.
+
+The GPL permits study, modification, redistribution, and forks of covered
+code. It does not grant rights to NETfishing creative assets or branding. The
+NETfishing Asset License separately permits qualifying noncommercial add-on
+Mods for official NETfishing software; it does not permit those assets to
+accompany code forks, clones, standalone games, unrelated products, or
+general-purpose asset packs. A GPL fork must replace NETfishing assets and
+reserved branding with independently licensed material and a distinct
+identity.
+
+Project-wide code, asset, branding, or contributor-license changes require
+written approval from both NETfishing owners under their private joint
+ownership agreement.
+
+## Godot Engine notice
+
+NETfishing uses Godot Engine under the MIT License:
+
+> Copyright (c) 2014-present Godot Engine contributors.
+> Copyright (c) 2007-2014 Juan Linietsky, Ariel Manzur.
+>
+> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
+> of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal
+> in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+> to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
+> copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
+> furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
+>
+> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
+> all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
+>
+> THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
+> IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
+> FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
+> AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
+> LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
+> OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
+> SOFTWARE.
+
+Godot licensing and bundled third-party-component notices are available at
+https://godotengine.org/license/ and
+https://github.com/godotengine/godot/blob/master/COPYRIGHT.txt. Godot uses
+FreeType for font rendering; portions are copyright The FreeType Project
+(https://www.freetype.org) under its applicable license.
+
+## Font notices
+
+- **Tuffy Bold** — Thatcher Ulrich, Karoly Barta, and Michael Evans; dedicated
+  to the public domain. Runtime file: `ui/fonts/Tuffy_Bold.otf`; original notice:
+  `ui/fonts/Tuffy-LICENSE.txt`.
+- **Seattle Avenue** — JLH Fonts; dedicated to the public domain by the creator.
+  Runtime file: `ui/fonts/seattle_avenue.otf`; source, hash, and original notice:
+  `ui/fonts/Seattle-Avenue-LICENSE.txt`.
+
+Public-domain fonts are not governed by the NETfishing Asset License.
+
+## Intake policy
+
+For every new external or supplied asset, record:
+
+- creator or supplying party;
+- original source location or delivery channel;
+- source filename and repository destination;
+- source and destination SHA-256 when copied without modification;
+- license or explicit permission;
+- any permitted transformations;
+- the importing commit or release.
+
+Maintainers must also obtain affirmative agreement to the source-root
+`CONTRIBUTOR-TERMS.md` before accepting an outside contribution and retain
+that agreement in a durable pull request, issue, email, or signed document.
+
+Runtime resources must use `res://` paths. Workstation Sync folders are intake
+locations only and must never appear in scenes or resources.
+
+## Asset inventory and provenance
+
+| Asset family | Repository location | Recorded provenance |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| Fish art and portraits | `fish/species/`, `art/exported/fish/` | Original 2D artwork by co-owner Endeavour. |
+| Item icons | `items/icons/` | Original 2D artwork by co-owner Endeavour except where separately credited below. |
+| Cooler-capacity shop icon | `items/icons/equipment/64_cooler_plus.png` | Original artwork by Tekgator. Repository SHA-256: `b63705be5b78915753c068170323781a90e22b555b57a5b2ca9466e2726539f7`. |
+| Reel-speed shop icon | `items/icons/shop/64_speed_plus.png` | Original artwork by Tekgator. Repository SHA-256: `938452798f2be505e06ce3fbef178f52459331fd3bced8763fbc2a80157125ca`. |
+| Barrier-power shop icon | `items/icons/shop/64_power_plus.png` | Original artwork by Tekgator. Repository SHA-256: `164d34ce152aa6d75de79b69f0be2d9074f7891057de9636678889028ff98ae7`. |
+| Inventory notepad | `art/ui/ui_notepad.png` | Original 2D artwork by co-owner Endeavour; integrated without a runtime external path. |
+| Environment textures | `art/exported/environment/textures/` | Original 2D artwork by co-owner Endeavour. |
+| UI patterns | `art/patterns/` | Original 2D artwork by co-owner Endeavour. |
+| Fur customization channel maps | `art/exported/characters/patterns/` | Original 2D channel-map artwork by co-owner Endeavour. Exact file hashes are recorded below. |
+| Character base meshes and appendages | `art/source/characters/base/`, `art/exported/characters/base/`, and derived character resources | Original body and arm models and original ear and tail models by chillnfill. Any embedded original 2D artwork is by Endeavour. |
+| World and decorative prop models | `art/source/environment/`, `art/exported/environment/`, and derived world resources | Original prop and decorative models by chillnfill, including trees and bridges. Any embedded original 2D artwork is by Endeavour. |
+| Tuffy font | `ui/fonts/Tuffy_Bold.otf` | Public-domain dedication in `ui/fonts/Tuffy-LICENSE.txt`. |
+| Seattle Avenue font | `ui/fonts/seattle_avenue.otf` | Public-domain font by JLH Fonts; source record and hash in `ui/fonts/Seattle-Avenue-LICENSE.txt`. |
+| Title music | `audio/music/title/as_in_four_wolves.ogg` | Original music composed and owned by co-owner Voyager. |
+| Dusk music | `audio/music/world/craft.mp3` | Original music composed and owned by co-owner Voyager. |
+| Fishing fight loop | `audio/sfx/fishing/fighting.wav` | Edited from “Spinning reel.wav” by Freesound user tosha73, sound 509902, CC0. |
+| Manual-reeling loop | `audio/sfx/fishing/reeling.wav` | Edited from the same CC0 “Spinning reel.wav” source. |
+| Saltwater wave ambience | `audio/ambience/waves.wav` | “Gentle Ocean Waves Loop” by Freesound user kkenny101, sound 852826, CC0. |
+| Bobber water impact | `audio/sfx/fishing/bobber.wav` | “Quick Water Droplet” by Freesound user qubodup, sound 792931, CC0. |
+| Rain ambience | `audio/ambience/rain_loop_ontario.ogg` | Converted from “Rain Loop Ontario” by Freesound user Ayton, sound 212799, CC BY 3.0. |
+| Character bark call | `sound/dialogue/calls/bark.wav` | Edited from `Dog_Bark.wav` by Freesound user ivolipa, sound 328729, CC0. |
+| Character meow call | `sound/dialogue/calls/meow.wav` | Edited from `Cat meow.m4a` by Freesound user Christyboy100, sound 495694, Attribution 3.0. |
+| Animalese placeholder tones | `sound/dialogue/animalese/placeholder/` | Original tones composed and owned by co-owner Voyager without third-party samples. |
+
+Creative Commons Zero information:
+https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/. Creative Commons
+Attribution 3.0 legal text:
+https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode.
+
+### chillnfill 3D model contribution record
+
+- Requested credit: `chillnfill`.
+- Original contribution families: character bodies and arms; character ears
+  and tails; and multiple world props and decorative assets, including trees
+  and bridges.
+- Repository mapping: character contributions are incorporated into the
+  character source/export families identified above. Prop contributions may
+  be incorporated into combined environment source and export files rather
+  than retained as one file per originally supplied model.
+- Permission record: because these historical contributions predate the
+  current `CONTRIBUTOR-TERMS.md`, retain the original permission record or a
+  later written confirmation covering Project use, modification,
+  distribution, commercial release, and applicable sublicensing.
+
+### Fur customization channel-map record
+
+Original channel-map artwork by Endeavour. Repository paths preserve the
+authored `mesh_style.png` filenames.
+
+| Style and mesh | Source filename | Repository file | SHA-256 |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| Bengal spots, body and arms | `body_arms_bengal.png` | `art/exported/characters/patterns/bengal/body_arms_bengal.png` | `fa90bd4e74b0b770ce97bf69d069676f5d4bd1f5d649f89e09638a66b61a8470` |
+| Bengal spots, main body | `body_main_bengal.png` | `art/exported/characters/patterns/bengal/body_main_bengal.png` | `8662fa198220cfdbe0aa83bdeeef7b855e20124d74f8481467f750d32b67ee8b` |
+| Bengal spots, round head | `head_round_bengal.png` | `art/exported/characters/patterns/bengal/head_round_bengal.png` | `f397ed8d152e3fda8181757a2bbd01925b7b8c2c4362f515d91c7f0fbf3ddfb6` |
+| Fox, body and arms | `body_arms_fox.png` | `art/exported/characters/patterns/fox/body_arms_fox.png` | `9930808718f31d84b415902f1ba55ac2a508bb2ac127300e793d73a8a013022d` |
+| Fox, main body | `body_main_fox.png` | `art/exported/characters/patterns/fox/body_main_fox.png` | `c65e4390173b8c31c9396edd053f940f0f809e47e01d18042cd7babc712dde9d` |
+| Fox, pointy head | `head_pointy_fox.png` | `art/exported/characters/patterns/fox/head_pointy_fox.png` | `71a9d2383e62884dbd3981460fcd985b18805fa907f61ffb16dce08ff9418ddf` |
+| Fox, round head | `head_round_fox.png` | `art/exported/characters/patterns/fox/head_round_fox.png` | `86dd7af8a2346faf67359ad668a117a74e2408676137d6b0626403cfcf2aba73` |
+| Fox tail | `tails_fox_fox.png` | `art/exported/characters/patterns/fox/tails_fox_fox.png` | `72da9673f038e2c3bb8aca19ed99932085fa3b162cab95366901c4e97153dd3e` |
+
+### Tekgator shop icon contribution record
+
+- Requested credit: `Tekgator`.
+- Original contributions: cooler-capacity, reel-speed, and barrier-power shop
+  icons.
+- Repository files and SHA-256:
+  - `items/icons/equipment/64_cooler_plus.png`:
+    `b63705be5b78915753c068170323781a90e22b555b57a5b2ca9466e2726539f7`
+  - `items/icons/shop/64_speed_plus.png`:
+    `938452798f2be505e06ce3fbef178f52459331fd3bced8763fbc2a80157125ca`
+  - `items/icons/shop/64_power_plus.png`:
+    `164d34ce152aa6d75de79b69f0be2d9074f7891057de9636678889028ff98ae7`
+- Permission record: retain the original permission record or a later written
+  confirmation covering Project use, modification, distribution, commercial
+  release, and applicable sublicensing.
+
+### Fishing fight loop source record
+
+- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/509902/
+- Creator: tosha73
+- Source title: `Spinning reel.wav`
+- License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
+- Downloaded source filename: `509902__tosha73__spinning-reel.wav`
+- Downloaded source SHA-256:
+  `9741afdb1ec9c73f5e039f0e5ac174998cb0a1f737b626531e63919d4d232fad`
+- Audacity working project: `fighting.aup3`
+- Audacity project SHA-256:
+  `9928f077ecf48d01416f8d05700707e1b07d0f731846db80e27116f5b82dbbf5`
+- Runtime edit source/destination SHA-256:
+  `b6f3f2f94bfaf9254ac04dd96b1fd28c15e1011a1db44bb3e70eeaa95de3c212`
+- Runtime format: 48 kHz, 16-bit, stereo PCM WAV; 2.593479 seconds;
+  configured as a forward loop by the fishing presentation.
+- Manual-reeling Audacity project: `reeling.aup3`
+- Manual-reeling Audacity project SHA-256:
+  `20ad52f6bdd16ae6561f06f8355fe309e95023e815053fd5dfbd5a5ce3c1f9f9`
+- Manual-reeling runtime source/destination SHA-256:
+  `e403d5b7c8af1da4b28599cc0f51de3eda70d9e9296db27852fe7dc95617a29d`
+- Manual-reeling runtime format: 48 kHz, 16-bit, stereo PCM WAV;
+  2.388083 seconds; configured as a forward loop.
+- The downloaded source and Audacity projects remain in the project owner's
+  source-work archive; only the finished runtime edits ship in the game.
+
+### Saltwater wave ambience source record
+
+- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/852826/
+- Creator: kkenny101
+- Source title: `Gentle Ocean Waves Loop`
+- License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
+- Downloaded source filename:
+  `852826__kkenny101__gentle-ocean-waves-loop.wav`
+- Downloaded source and runtime source/destination SHA-256:
+  `f93e9890583f072ac52cf197b8b5942397d3d5e889fbdb9112a0776142f50229`
+- Runtime format: 48 kHz, 24-bit, mono PCM WAV; 21.769917 seconds;
+  configured as a forward loop.
+- The downloaded source remains in the project owner's source-work archive;
+  only the finished runtime loop ships in the game.
+
+### Bobber water-impact source record
+
+- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/792931/
+- Creator: qubodup
+- Source title: `Quick Water Droplet`
+- License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
+- Downloaded source filename: `792931__qubodup__quick-water-droplet.wav`
+- Downloaded source and runtime source/destination SHA-256:
+  `aef0d16384efed4a7b071c4d80c21597617f882f4e0c1d5295ac194d315eafb7`
+- Runtime format: 48 kHz, 16-bit, mono PCM WAV; 0.197146 seconds; one-shot.
+- The downloaded source remains in the project owner's source-work archive;
+  only the finished runtime sound ships in the game.
+
+### Character-call source records
+
+#### Bark
+
+- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/328729/
+- Creator: ivolipa
+- Source title: `Dog_Bark.wav`
+- License: Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
+- Downloaded source filename: `328729__ivolipa__dog_bark.wav`
+- Downloaded source SHA-256:
+  `c3d542dee7bfcc1901428e0c1408c0bd522d778d8e5e1dbca156cab008f3d712`
+- Runtime edit source/destination SHA-256:
+  `5ac2f32f33724a2fc232d725c5c37d4cfe3e93b3c1f19aa4177d2c8e3009ec78`
+- Runtime format: 44.1 kHz, 16-bit, stereo PCM WAV; 0.446780 seconds;
+  one-shot.
+
+#### Meow
+
+- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/495694/
+- Creator: Christyboy100
+- Source title: `Cat meow.m4a`
+- License: Attribution 3.0
+- Downloaded source filename: `495694__christyboy100__cat-meow.m4a`
+- Downloaded source SHA-256:
+  `afa3f6ef7afa2f7fee1e634d5505d2101cbba4421f8d8ff9adf562939c7a18f8`
+- Converted working WAV SHA-256:
+  `a505e6e230e7d9d76b65c46270d97a35a1acc510b43aa5e7343d7b04f424cade`
+- Runtime edit source/destination SHA-256:
+  `cce22ce1fbbc9325126a153aedc4526fde1aacf78780574fb432197dd44eb6b3`
+- Runtime format: 44.1 kHz, 16-bit, stereo PCM WAV; 0.605420 seconds;
+  one-shot.
+- The downloaded sources and working edits remain in the project owner's
+  source-work archive; only the finished runtime sounds ship in the game.
+
+### Rain ambience source record
+
+- Source page: https://freesound.org/s/212799/
+- Creator: Ayton
+- Source title: `Rain Loop Ontario`
+- License: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
+- Downloaded source filename: `212799__ayton__rain-loop-ontario.aiff`
+- Downloaded source SHA-256:
+  `b491fc036b78a274d9ac7f6acbd014af1b5d24f5cba9bd7e3fdc05c5432ee66f`
+- Runtime edit SHA-256:
+  `b1979609b20fe34ed6f8902f3de65ae787a09abd71429e8aab850e87b74a4fa2`
+- Changes: converted from AIFF to Ogg Vorbis and configured as looping
+  weather ambience.
+
+## Generated resources
+
+Godot `.import` sidecars and deterministic shoreline `.tres` meshes are derived
+repository resources, not original artwork. `.godot/imported/`, editor caches,
+captures, exports, and temporary test data are not tracked.
+
+## Release gate
+
+Before a public binary or source release:
+
+1. Search exported resources for external filesystem paths.
+2. Include or make readily accessible the complete GPL text and identify the
+   exact corresponding source tag or commit.
+3. Include `ASSET-LICENSE.md`, `TRADEMARKS.md`, this attribution/provenance
+   record, both font notices, and every applicable third-party license.
+4. Retain the complete Godot Engine MIT notice above.
+5. Preserve third-party terms without adding incompatible restrictions.
+6. Avoid referring to a dirty or unavailable source revision.
+7. Publish or offer equivalent access to exact corresponding GPL source for
+   every distributed binary release.
+
+Desktop and PortMaster build scripts stage these authoritative files as
+sidecars. Godot export presets include them in exported resource packs for
+platforms where sidecar documents are not normally visible. Store and release
+pages should link to the exact source revision and public notices.

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-# Balance and content notes
-
-Balance is authored data and should change deliberately. This document records
-the policy; exact current values remain authoritative in `.tres` resources and
-typed scripts.
-
-## Fish
-
-- Stable fish IDs and catalog numbers must not be changed for display cleanup.
-- Species availability may constrain water type, time, weather, bait, and other
-  authored context.
-- Location pools control selection weight; the global catalog remains
-  comprehensive.
-- Freshwater/saltwater habitat is validated by the host in addition to pool
-  membership.
-- Value, rarity, quality, and weight ranges should be reviewed together because
-  they affect economy and catch difficulty.
-
-## Economy and progression
-
-- Sales and purchases are host-authoritative and must mutate inventory and
-  wallet exactly once.
-- Reserved assets are rejected atomically; mixed valid/reserved batches must
-  not partially succeed.
-- Item effects, shop prices, cooler capacity, fishing upgrades, jobs, and
-  experience are separate balance axes. Avoid changing several in an unrelated
-  presentation pass.
-
-## Recording a balance change
-
-Include in the change description:
-
-1. affected stable IDs and resource paths;
-2. old and new values;
-3. intended player-facing outcome;
-4. interactions with quality, availability, and economy;
-5. deterministic validation performed;
-6. whether existing saves remain semantically valid.
-
-Do not bump the save schema or network protocol simply because an authored
-number changed. Bump a format only when its serialized contract changes.

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+# Development reference
+
+This is the authoritative reference for NETfishing architecture, engineering
+decisions, content policy, authoring, and validation.
+
+## Architecture
+
+### Composition
+
+`main/main.tscn` is the application composition root. It owns long-lived
+services, the active world, player container, save/settings managers, and the
+pixelated UI viewport. Services are scene-owned rather than global autoloads,
+which makes their dependencies visible in the main scene and allows focused
+tests to instantiate the same composition.
+
+The main script coordinates title, session, world, and UI lifecycle. Domain
+logic remains in typed resources and services rather than being stored solely
+in controls.
+
+### Domain boundaries
+
+- `fish/` defines species, availability, catches, pools, quality, and selection.
+- `fishing/` owns cast/chase state and resolves authoritative fishing surfaces.
+- `inventory/`, `items/`, `economy/`, `progression/`, and `jobs/` own persistent
+  player-facing game state.
+- `world/` owns authored map composition and presentation. Water type is a
+  shared typed definition used by water bodies, fish habitat, fishing
+  validation, Logbook classification, and saltwater shoreline presentation.
+- `ui/` observes and invokes domain services. It does not define stable item or
+  fish identity.
+
+Resource files (`.tres`) are authored data. Stable IDs, not display names or
+node names, connect persistent and networked state to that data.
+
+### Networking and authority
+
+`NetworkSession` owns ENet session lifecycle and peer registration. Dedicated
+network services validate and replicate bounded domains such as fishing,
+sales, shops, item use, profiles, jobs, mail, chat, drawings, time, and weather.
+
+`DiscoveryClient` is an optional directory layer beside `NetworkSession`. An
+open host may publish a short-lived room lease, and the shared Join Game page
+may browse compatible leases before handing the selected address back to the
+existing direct ENet connection flow. The directory does not carry gameplay
+traffic or become a gameplay authority. Its base URL comes from
+`network/discovery/base_url`, with `NETFISHING_DISCOVERY_URL` available as a
+development/deployment override.
+
+The host is authoritative. Clients submit requests or evidence; the host
+derives trusted context from registered peers, authoritative regions, and
+server-owned state before mutating inventory, wallet, progression, or shared
+world state. Private single-player uses the same host path. Client evidence is
+bounded and reconstructed where possible; UI activation is never proof that a
+server-side mutation succeeded.
+
+Moderation follows the same boundary. Player hosts may grant session-scoped
+operator status to an authenticated identity. Dedicated servers derive
+operators from their configured fingerprint allowlist. Operator status is
+replicated for presentation, but kick, ban, unban, and artwork-reset requests
+are always reauthorized against the authenticated sender by the host. Only a
+player host can grant or revoke operators; operators cannot moderate the host
+or another operator.
+
+Protocol compatibility is defined in `network/network_protocol.gd`. A visible
+release version is not a reason to change the protocol number.
+
+### Persistence and stable identifiers
+
+`PlayerDataRoot` selects and validates a portable data root. Stores receive
+paths from that owner rather than inventing unrelated locations. Progression is
+written by `PlayerSaveManager`; device settings and social/identity stores have
+separate formats and lifecycles.
+
+Save migrations are sequential and explicit. Existing catches and ownership
+are keyed by stable IDs so authored metadata can evolve without rewriting
+historical records. Current source constants—not documentation—are
+authoritative for format versions.
+
+Repository-owned resources are authoritative authored data. Persistent and
+networked records refer to stable IDs; display names, filenames, node names,
+coordinates, and pool names are not compatibility identifiers. Cross-domain
+concepts such as water type use one typed definition. Removing or changing a
+stable ID requires an explicit compatibility plan.
+
+### Presentation
+
+Gameplay is rendered in 3D with the GL Compatibility renderer. The main UI is
+presented through a uniformly scaled SubViewport. Shared UI components and
+palette resources prevent page-specific geometry and style drift.
+
+World presentation systems (time/weather visuals, procedural sky and water,
+shoreline ribbons, player blob shadows) do not own gameplay collision or
+network authority. Generated shoreline meshes are deterministic presentation
+resources baked from explicitly configured static terrain.
+
+### Engineering consequences
+
+- Shared mutations must behave consistently for private hosts, open hosts,
+  dedicated servers, and joined clients.
+- Networking changes require local-host and paired host/client validation.
+- Protocol payloads and rejection cleanup are explicit and bounded.
+- Renaming visible UI does not require a save migration.
+- Content validation covers stable-ID uniqueness, catalog completeness, pool
+  membership, and typed habitat compatibility.
+- New authored assets require provenance records as well as resource
+  references.
+
+## Content and balance
+
+Balance is authored data and should change deliberately. Exact current values
+remain authoritative in `.tres` resources and typed scripts.
+
+### Fish
+
+- Stable fish IDs and catalog numbers must not be changed for display cleanup.
+- Species availability may constrain water type, time, weather, bait, and
+  other authored context.
+- Location pools control selection weight; the global catalog remains
+  comprehensive.
+- Freshwater and saltwater habitat is validated by the host in addition to
+  pool membership.
+- Value, rarity, quality, weight ranges, and authored barrier-health bands
+  should be reviewed together because they affect economy and catch
+  difficulty.
+
+### Economy and progression
+
+- Sales and purchases are host-authoritative and must mutate inventory and
+  wallet exactly once.
+- Reserved assets are rejected atomically; mixed valid and reserved batches
+  must not partially succeed.
+- Item effects, shop prices, cooler capacity, fishing upgrades, jobs, and
+  experience are separate balance axes. Avoid changing several in an
+  unrelated presentation pass.
+
+Record affected stable IDs and resource paths, old and new values, intended
+player-facing outcome, interactions with quality/availability/economy,
+deterministic validation, and save-compatibility impact with each balance
+change. Do not bump a save schema or network protocol merely because an
+authored number changed.
+
+## Authoring
+
+### World composition
+
+The active test world uses the canonical starter island through
+`world/regions/starter_island_region.tscn`.
+
+`world/test_world.tscn` owns the gameplay-wide environment, sun, world bounds,
+and below-world failsafe. `StarterIslandRegion` owns the placed island content:
+
+```text
+StarterIslandRegion
+├── Terrain
+│   ├── Visual
+│   └── Collision
+├── WaterBodies
+│   ├── Pond
+│   │   ├── VisualWater
+│   │   ├── FishingRegion
+│   │   └── RecoveryRegion
+│   └── Ocean
+│       ├── VisualWater
+│       ├── FishingRegions
+│       └── RecoveryRegions
+├── PlayerSpawn
+├── SafeRespawns
+└── Interactables
+    ├── FishingShopWorld
+    └── PelicanCoolerPerch
+```
+
+Move a meaningful feature root rather than one of its implementation children.
+Child transforms are local offsets owned by that feature.
+
+Every fishable region authors its `water_type` explicitly. The starter pond is
+`FRESH_WATER`; the starter coast is `SALT_WATER`. Fish species use the same
+central type through an allowed-water-type bitmask. Do not infer habitat from
+node names, pool filenames, coordinates, or water height.
+
+Select `WaterBodies/Pond` to move or resize the pond. Its transform is the
+authoritative surface position; surface size and fishing/recovery coverage are
+owned together. Select `WaterBodies/Ocean` to move the surrounding water as one
+feature. Its explicit visual, fishing, and recovery lobes remain local to that
+root.
+
+Placed-feature ownership:
+
+- `PlayerSpawn` defines the initial player transform and facing.
+- `SafeRespawns` contains authoritative recovery destinations. Recovery
+  preserves current facing.
+- `Interactables/FishingShopWorld` owns the shop visual, collision, interaction
+  area, prompt, and entrance marker.
+- `Interactables/PelicanCoolerPerch` owns the Pelican landmark visual; selling
+  remains a Cooler action.
+- `Terrain` owns imported visuals and generated collision.
+- `BelowWorldFailsafe/Coverage` owns below-world recovery coverage.
+
+The starter-island GLB hierarchy is the terrain-collision authority. The
+region rebuilds one concave collision shape from every imported
+`MeshInstance3D` when it loads, so newly exported terrain and props participate
+without a separate stale collision bake. Keep purely decorative meshes out of
+that hierarchy if they should not block players.
+
+The active `Environment`, `Sun`, and starter-island grass material remain
+Inspector-authored and are not recreated by runtime scripts.
+
+### Reusable world props
+
+Use one placed `WorldProp` root for a complete landmark:
+
+```text
+WorldProp
+├── Visual
+└── Collision
+    └── CollisionShape3D
+```
+
+Put optional interaction areas, labels, and markers beneath the same root.
+Instance imported GLB content under `Visual` and keep gameplay collision under
+`Collision`. Author reusable assets at scale `(1, 1, 1)`. Uniform provisional
+root scaling is acceptable when visual and collision scale together; avoid
+non-uniform root scaling. Make mutable per-instance shapes, meshes, and
+materials local to the scene.
+
+### Shoreline tide ribbons
+
+Maps using generated tide ribbons own a `ShorelineRibbonBaker` and one
+`ShorelineRibbonConfig` per water body. Each configuration selects only its
+static terrain source, water height, generation bounds, water-facing reference,
+smoothing overrides, and generated `.tres` path. Props, players, bobbers, and
+gameplay areas are not scanned unless selected explicitly. Only `SALT_WATER`
+bodies generate ribbons.
+
+The editor automatically rebuilds configured shoreline resources when an
+authored terrain GLB is reimported. Select the baker and press **Rebuild
+Shoreline Ribbons** only when intentionally forcing a rebuild without a terrain
+reimport. The equivalent headless fallback and validation command is:
+
+```sh
+godot --headless --path . --script scripts/bake_shoreline_ribbons.gd
+```
+
+Use `debug_path_stage` only while comparing extraction stages and leave it Off
+in committed scenes. A rebuild is required when saltwater terrain at the
+waterline, water height, or generation bounds change; terrain reimports handle
+the usual case automatically. Normal gameplay loads committed generated meshes
+and never runs extraction.
+
+### Facial-feature textures
+
+Put new PNGs under the matching directory in
+`art/exported/characters/faces/`:
+
+```text
+eyes/<id>.png
+noses/<id>.png
+mouth/<id>.png
+```
+
+The category directory is authoritative. A category prefix is optional, so
+both `sleepy.png` and `eyes_sleepy.png` produce the stable option ID `sleepy`.
+Filenames normalize to lowercase snake_case and are stored in appearance
+snapshots, so do not casually rename them. Preserve the established RGBA
+transparent canvas. Restart a development build after adding an image; rebuild
+exports to package new `res://` files.
+
+### Texture sampling
+
+NETfishing artwork always uses nearest-neighbor sampling. Do not enable linear,
+bilinear, trilinear, or anisotropic texture filtering, and do not generate
+mipmaps. Shader samplers must declare `filter_nearest`. The
+`TextureSamplingPolicy` autoload applies nearest sampling to 2D canvas items,
+Sprite3D presentations, imported 3D materials, and dynamically constructed
+mesh materials at runtime.
+
+After importing new artwork, normalize its tracked import metadata where
+needed and run the focused policy check:
+
+```sh
+godot --headless --path . --script scripts/normalize_texture_imports.gd \
+  -- --apply --root res://path/to/new/artwork
+godot --headless --path . --script tests/texture_sampling_validation.gd
+```
+
+### Bubble menus
+
+Instance `ui/components/bubble_menu/bubble_button.tscn` for each action, or
+attach `bubble_button.gd` to an existing button. Author neutral size, desktop
+and compact anchors, font-size limits, and deterministic motion in the
+Inspector. A label child may be assigned with `label_control_path`.
+
+Place buttons under a Control using `bubble_cluster.gd`, pass ordered button
+references to `configure()`, and call `apply_layout()` when available size or
+responsive layout changes. Order defines keyboard/controller focus neighbors.
+The shared profile owns palette, styles, proportional-font ratio, hover
+response, and contact tuning. Parent menus own labels, actions, anchors,
+availability, and confirmation behavior.
+
+`motion_scale = 0.0` disables idle drift/deformation while preserving hover and
+focus feedback. Contact correction is deterministic and bounded; do not replace
+it with physics that destabilizes layout, focus order, or hit targets.
+
+## Validation
+
+Tests are executable Godot `SceneTree` scripts. Some are pure content/domain
+checks, some instantiate the main scene, and multiplayer checks run paired host
+and client processes on loopback. The repository runner provides isolation and
+consistent entry points.
+
+### Consolidated runner
+
+```sh
+scripts/run_validations.sh quick
+scripts/run_validations.sh full
+scripts/run_validations.sh host
+scripts/run_validations.sh network
+scripts/run_validations.sh all
+scripts/run_validations.sh --list
+```
+
+- `quick` runs deterministic content and domain checks.
+- `full` adds socket-free scene/runtime checks.
+- `host` runs single-process authority checks that bind local UDP.
+- `network` runs loopback host/client pairs.
+- `all` runs `full`, `host`, and `network`.
+
+Set `GODOT_BIN` to select an executable and `TEST_TIMEOUT_SECONDS` to change
+the per-process timeout. The runner isolates and removes XDG roots.
+
+For one focused test:
+
+```sh
+test_root="$(mktemp -d)"
+XDG_DATA_HOME="$test_root/data" \
+XDG_CONFIG_HOME="$test_root/config" \
+godot --headless --path . --script tests/fish_catalog_content_validation.gd
+rm -rf -- "$test_root"
+```
+
+Do not point `NETFISHING_DATA_DIR` at an arbitrary empty directory; it is an
+explicit portable-data override and must identify a valid data root.
+
+Headless tests cannot prove visual alignment, mouse routing, shader appearance,
+controller feel, or resize behavior. Presentation changes require graphical
+review at the canonical 1280×720 layout and relevant low/high and ultrawide
+resolutions.
+
+Network tests require free loopback UDP ports and local-socket permission. A
+release audit additionally requires clean Git/tag verification, editor import,
+platform exports, executable smoke tests, archive inspection, and SHA-256
+verification; those checks are intentionally outside the development runner.

docs/PORTMASTER-PERFORMANCE.md

@@ -1,28 +0,0 @@
-# PortMaster performance profile
-
-The PortMaster launcher keeps the normal game profile on unknown and stronger
-hardware. It enables the low-end profile only when the Linux device tree
-reports one of the identifiers used by the Allwinner H616/H700 XX handhelds:
-
-- `allwinner,h616`
-- `sun50iw9p1`
-- `allwinner,sun50i-h700`
-
-The low-end launch profile passes these options to Godot:
-
-- `--single-window`
-- `--disable-vsync`
-- `--max-fps 30`
-- `--audio-output-latency 40`
-
-It also passes `NETFISHING_LOW_END=1`. The game responds by rendering the 3D
-world at 75 percent linear resolution with nearest-neighbor scaling. This
-reduces 3D pixel work by about 44 percent while the separately rendered UI
-retains its canonical resolution.
-
-Do not use Godot's low processor mode for this profile. It reduces idle CPU
-usage by sleeping between updates and is not a game-performance optimization.
-
-When adding another device family, record its exact NUL-separated device-tree
-`compatible` value from the hardware before extending the launcher match. Do
-not infer detection from a retail product name alone.

docs/PORTMASTER.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# PortMaster release builds
+# PortMaster reference
 
 NETfishing's PortMaster release is a canonical PortMaster package, not a
 version-named generic ZIP. The installer-facing archive must be named
@@ -93,10 +93,14 @@ The remaining catalog metadata assets were copied from the installed official
 
 ```text
 e2a9d132744684c67865c01eca027a8c9946b4c5a19da57c82f1af0373dc83b7  gameinfo.xml
-ff08aacc52bbdc95616320800da3eaee0c0ba5fafdd962bf04f9655859409764  licenses/CREDITS.md
-b84fdd2c3da5db56385cdbb639795e90aa3e035c53bc3591135f18df3331451f  licenses/Tuffy-LICENSE.txt
 ```
 
+The package’s `licenses/` directory is assembled from the authoritative root
+licenses and trademarks, the consolidated `docs/ATTRIBUTION.md`, and the font
+notices at build time. It also records the exact release tag and corresponding
+GPL source commit. Do not restore stale duplicated notice templates beneath
+`scripts/portmaster/`.
+
 The original catalog porter credit, `Voyager`, remains in `port.json`.
 
 ## muOS H700 controller mapping
@@ -135,3 +139,31 @@ following in the installed game:
 - Both sticks, both bumpers, both triggers, Select, Start, L3, and R3 register.
 - A single button never cancels auto-map.
 - Holding both bumpers together for 1.25 seconds cancels auto-map.
+
+## Low-end performance profile
+
+The launcher keeps the normal game profile on unknown and stronger hardware.
+It enables the low-end profile only when the Linux device tree reports one of
+the identifiers used by Allwinner H616/H700 XX handhelds:
+
+- `allwinner,h616`
+- `sun50iw9p1`
+- `allwinner,sun50i-h700`
+
+The low-end profile passes these Godot options:
+
+- `--single-window`
+- `--disable-vsync`
+- `--max-fps 30`
+- `--audio-output-latency 40`
+
+It also passes `NETFISHING_LOW_END=1`. The game renders the 3D world at 75%
+linear resolution with nearest-neighbor scaling, reducing 3D pixel work by
+about 44% while the separately rendered UI retains its canonical resolution.
+
+Do not use Godot's low processor mode for this profile. It reduces idle CPU
+usage by sleeping between updates and is not a game-performance optimization.
+
+Before adding a device family, record its exact NUL-separated device-tree
+`compatible` value from hardware. Do not infer detection from a retail product
+name alone.

docs/README-PLAYTEST.txt

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 NETfishing
-v0.6.7-alpha
-Alpha 0.6.7
+v0.7.1-alpha
+Alpha 0.7.1
 
 Thank you for trying this early private playtest.
 

docs/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,60 @@
+# NETfishing documentation
+
+This directory is the single home for maintained project documentation.
+Start here instead of searching feature, asset, world, or script directories
+for local README files.
+
+## Authoritative references
+
+- [`DEVELOPMENT.md`](DEVELOPMENT.md): architecture, engineering decisions,
+  content and balance policy, authoring guidance, and validation.
+- [`ATTRIBUTION.md`](ATTRIBUTION.md): ownership, credits, licensing map,
+  third-party notices, asset provenance, and redistribution requirements.
+- [`PORTMASTER.md`](PORTMASTER.md): PortMaster packaging, installation,
+  controller mapping, performance behavior, and hardware release checks.
+- [`README-PLAYTEST.txt`](README-PLAYTEST.txt): the player-facing README staged
+  into desktop playtest packages.
+
+## Related repositories
+
+- [Discovery service API](https://forge.makearmy.io/woofmeow/netfishing-discovery-server/src/branch/main/docs/API.md)
+  stays with the service implementation and defines its versioned HTTP
+  contract.
+- [Dedicated-server packaging](https://forge.makearmy.io/woofmeow/netfishing-dedicated-server/src/branch/main/README.md)
+  stays with its installer and update scripts. It consumes this repository's
+  attribution and legal notices from the exact pinned game commit instead of
+  maintaining copies.
+
+Those code-coupled references remain in their own repositories. Game-wide
+architecture, authoring, licensing, credits, and provenance are not duplicated
+there.
+
+Exact runtime values and behavior remain authoritative in source code, scenes,
+and resources. These documents describe boundaries, policy, and maintenance
+procedures; they should not duplicate changing constants or inventories that
+can be derived reliably from the project.
+
+## Files intentionally kept at the repository root
+
+The following are entry points or governing legal documents rather than
+general project documentation, so they remain at conventional root paths:
+
+- `README.md`
+- `CONTRIBUTING.md`
+- `LICENSE`
+- `ASSET-LICENSE.md`
+- `TRADEMARKS.md`
+- `CONTRIBUTOR-TERMS.md`
+
+Third-party font license texts stay beside their font files under `ui/fonts/`
+so the licensed files and their original notices cannot drift apart. Build
+scripts collect those legal files and the authoritative attribution record
+when assembling releases.
+
+## Maintenance rule
+
+Do not add feature-specific README files elsewhere in the repository. Add or
+update the appropriate reference above and link to its heading when source
+comments need more context. Player-facing package instructions belong only in
+`README-PLAYTEST.txt`; source and scripts remain authoritative for command-line
+usage.

docs/TESTING.md

@@ -1,63 +0,0 @@
-# Testing
-
-NETfishing validations are Godot `SceneTree` scripts. They use assertions and
-exit nonzero on failure. Run them with isolated user data so development checks
-cannot touch real saves, identity, trust, relationships, or settings.
-
-## Consolidated runner
-
-```sh
-scripts/run_validations.sh quick
-scripts/run_validations.sh full
-scripts/run_validations.sh host
-scripts/run_validations.sh network
-scripts/run_validations.sh all
-scripts/run_validations.sh --list
-```
-
-- `quick` runs deterministic content and domain validations.
-- `full` adds socket-free scene/runtime checks suitable for headless execution.
-- `host` runs single-process authoritative-host checks that bind a local UDP
-  port.
-- `network` runs the loopback host/client validations in pairs.
-- `all` runs `full`, `host`, and then `network`.
-
-Set `GODOT_BIN` to select another executable. Set `TEST_TIMEOUT_SECONDS` to
-change the per-process timeout. The runner creates one temporary XDG root per
-process and removes it on exit.
-
-## One focused test
-
-```sh
-test_root="$(mktemp -d)"
-XDG_DATA_HOME="$test_root/data" \
-XDG_CONFIG_HOME="$test_root/config" \
-godot --headless --path . --script tests/fish_catalog_content_validation.gd
-rm -rf -- "$test_root"
-```
-
-Do not set `NETFISHING_DATA_DIR` to an arbitrary empty folder: that variable is
-an explicit portable-data override and must point at a valid NETfishing data
-root. Isolating XDG paths is sufficient for the validation scripts.
-
-## Graphical checks
-
-Headless tests cannot prove visual alignment, actual mouse routing, shader
-appearance, controller feel, or window-resize behavior. Presentation changes
-need a real graphical startup with isolated XDG roots and inspection at the
-canonical 1280×720 layout plus relevant low/high and ultrawide resolutions.
-
-## Network checks
-
-Host and paired tests bind loopback UDP ports defined in their scripts. Ensure
-no old Godot validation process is holding those ports and that the execution
-environment permits local sockets. The runner starts paired hosts before their
-clients and requires both processes to exit successfully. Network tests do not
-contact external servers.
-
-## Release checks
-
-A release audit additionally includes clean Git/tag verification, editor import,
-export-template checks, platform exports, executable smoke tests, archive
-inspection, and SHA-256 verification. Those checks are intentionally not hidden
-inside the development runner.

docs/decisions/0001-host-authority.md

@@ -1,27 +0,0 @@
-# ADR 0001: Host-authoritative shared state
-
-Status: accepted
-
-## Context
-
-NETfishing supports private hosts, open hosts, and joined clients. Catches,
-currency, owned items, jobs, mail, drawings, profiles, and moderation affect
-state that cannot safely trust a client's local presentation.
-
-## Decision
-
-The host validates requests against registered peers and host-owned context,
-then performs the authoritative mutation. Clients receive results and replicated
-presentation state. Client evidence is bounded and reconstructed where
-possible; it is not treated as authority.
-
-Private single-player uses the same host path. Presentation-only state does not
-add RPCs or persistence.
-
-## Consequences
-
-- Shared behavior is consistent across private, open-host, and joined-client
-  modes.
-- Tests must cover local-host and paired host/client paths.
-- Stable protocol payloads and rejection cleanup require explicit handling.
-- UI activation cannot be used as proof that a server-side mutation succeeded.

docs/decisions/0002-authored-data-and-stable-ids.md

@@ -1,27 +0,0 @@
-# ADR 0002: Authored resources and stable identifiers
-
-Status: accepted
-
-## Context
-
-Fish, items, pools, availability, shop stock, and other game content evolve
-independently from saved catches and network messages. Display labels and scene
-node names are expected to change during development.
-
-## Decision
-
-Repository-owned resources are the authoritative authored data. Persistent and
-networked records refer to stable IDs. Display names, filenames, node names,
-coordinates, and pool names are not compatibility identifiers.
-
-Cross-domain concepts such as water type use one typed definition rather than
-duplicated strings. Comprehensive catalogs remain separate from location-
-specific selection pools.
-
-## Consequences
-
-- Renaming visible UI does not require save migration.
-- Removing or changing a stable ID requires an explicit compatibility plan.
-- Content validation checks uniqueness, catalog completeness, pool membership,
-  and typed habitat compatibility.
-- New authored assets need provenance records as well as resource references.

docs/design/.gdignore

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+

docs/design/fish_catalog_proposal.csv

@@ -0,0 +1,314 @@
+catalog_number,display_name,collection_group,water_type,spawn_area,day_rule,rain_rule,fog_rule,rarity,base_catch_weight,weight_min_lb,weight_max_lb,sell_value_min,sell_value_max,sell_value_curve,required_bait_tags,required_event_tags,forbidden_event_tags,logbook_fact,active_status
+101,bowfin,Ancient freshwater fish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Any,Required,Rare,0.28,1,20,13,30,0.85,,,,bowfin can gulp air at the surface when warm backwaters run low on oxygen. a long dorsal fin ripples as they stalk prey.,inactive
+102,lake sturgeon,Ancient freshwater fish,Fresh Water,lake,Night,Any,Any,Epic,0.09,10,180,36,82,0.8,,,,lake sturgeon sweep the bottom with four sensitive barbels before extending a tube-like mouth to feed. they can live for decades.,inactive
+103,longnose gar,Ancient freshwater fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.24,2,35,14,34,0.85,,,,longnose gar wait near the surface before snapping sideways at passing fish. their narrow jaws carry rows of fine needle-like teeth.,inactive
+104,paddlefish,Ancient freshwater fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Required,Any,Epic,0.1,10,120,34,76,0.82,,,,"paddlefish cruise open rivers with their mouths wide, filtering tiny plankton from the water. the broad snout senses faint electrical signals.",inactive
+105,shovelnose sturgeon,Ancient freshwater fish,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Any,Rare,0.22,1,8,12,25,0.9,,,,shovelnose sturgeon hug flowing river bottoms and probe for insect larvae. a flattened snout helps them hold position in strong current.,inactive
+106,spotted gar,Ancient freshwater fish,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Required,Rare,0.2,1,15,13,29,0.88,,,,spotted gar linger among vegetation where their mottled bodies break up their outline. they rise to gulp air as well as breathing through gills.,inactive
+107,West African lungfish,Ancient freshwater fish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Required,Any,Rare,0.3,1,10,12,28,0.86,,,,"west african lungfish breathe air with paired lungs. when floodplains dry, they seal themselves in a mud cocoon until water returns.",inactive
+201,atlantic mudskipper,Brackish oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Uncommon,1,0.03,0.5,5,11,0.95,,,,atlantic mudskippers use sturdy fins to hop and crawl across exposed mud. moist skin and mouth linings let them breathe out of water.,inactive
+202,largescale foureyes,Brackish oddities,Fresh Water | Salt Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.32,0.05,1,10,23,0.95,,,,largescale foureyes cruise with each eye divided across the waterline. one half watches above while the other scans below.,inactive
+301,red mullet,Coastal bottom fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.9,0.1,3,5,11,0.92,,,,red mullet comb sandy bottoms with two chin barbels that taste hidden prey. their foraging leaves winding trails in the sediment.,inactive
+401,European plaice,Coastal flatfish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,1.8,0.2,10,4,10,0.9,,,,european plaice lie flat on the seafloor with both eyes on the same side. orange spots help distinguish them from neighboring flatfish.,inactive
+402,summer flounder,Coastal flatfish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.9,0.3,15,6,16,0.88,,,,summer flounder bury themselves in sand with only their eyes exposed. a sudden burst carries them upward to seize passing prey.,inactive
+403,winter flounder,Coastal flatfish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Forbidden,Any,Common,1.8,0.2,8,4,9,0.9,,,,winter flounder favor cool bays and estuaries where they rest on muddy bottoms. their eyes sit on the right side of the body.,inactive
+501,dugong,Coastal marine mammals,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Legendary,0.011,500,1100,72,165,0.77,,,,"dugongs graze seagrass meadows with a downturned, bristled snout. they are the only fully marine members of the sirenian family.",inactive
+502,harbor seal,Coastal marine mammals,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Legendary,0.018,120,370,60,140,0.79,,,,harbor seals rest on rocky shores and sandbars between hunting trips. sensitive whiskers can trace the water trails left by moving fish.,inactive
+503,sea otter,Coastal marine mammals,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Legendary,0.02,30,100,55,125,0.84,,,,sea otters float on their backs while opening shellfish with stones. dense fur traps insulating air because they lack a thick blubber layer.,inactive
+504,walrus,Coastal marine mammals,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Legendary,0.012,800,3700,74,170,0.76,,,,walruses sweep the seafloor for clams and other soft-bodied prey. long tusks help them haul onto ice and settle disputes.,inactive
+505,West Indian manatee,Coastal marine mammals,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Legendary,0.012,440,1300,70,160,0.77,,,,west indian manatees graze aquatic plants in warm coastal water and rivers. they surface regularly to breathe through nostrils atop the snout.,inactive
+601,bay pipefish,Coastal oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.9,0.005,0.04,4,9,1,,,,"bay pipefish hide upright among seagrass, matching the blades with their slender bodies. males carry developing eggs in a brood pouch.",inactive
+602,lined seahorse,Coastal oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Forbidden,Any,Rare,0.28,0.005,0.05,9,20,1,,,,lined seahorses anchor to grass and coral with curling tails. the male broods eggs in a pouch and releases fully formed young.,inactive
+603,monkfish,Coastal oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Rare,0.25,2,55,14,35,0.84,,,,monkfish hide against the bottom and wave a fleshy lure above a cavernous mouth. a sudden gulp draws fish and crustaceans inward.,inactive
+604,tripletail,Coastal oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Rare,0.28,1,30,13,31,0.85,,,,"tripletail often drift sideways near floating debris, resembling a loose leaf. rounded rear fins create the three-tailed silhouette.",inactive
+701,atlantic mackerel,Coastal pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,0.5,0.5,5,4,9,0.9,,,,atlantic mackerel travel in fast schools across the north atlantic and feed on plankton and small schooling fish.,active
+702,bluefish,Coastal pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.85,0.5,25,7,19,0.85,,,,bluefish race in coordinated schools while pursuing smaller fish. sharp teeth and powerful jaws make their feeding bursts especially fierce.,inactive
+703,cero mackerel,Coastal pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.35,1,15,7,15,0.9,,,,cero mackerel are streamlined coastal hunters. sharp teeth help them slash through schools of smaller fish.,active
+704,chub mackerel,Coastal pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,0.5,0.5,4,4,9,0.9,,,,chub mackerel school near the surface and follow plankton blooms. their dark wavy bars help identify them at a glance.,active
+705,crevalle jack,Coastal pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Uncommon,0.8,1,35,7,20,0.84,,,,"crevalle jacks patrol warm coasts in fast-moving schools. their deep bodies and forked tails deliver long, powerful runs.",inactive
+706,king mackerel,Coastal pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.3,3,40,10,24,0.9,,,,king mackerel are swift coastal predators. their pointed teeth and long body are built for sudden bursts of speed.,active
+707,spanish mackerel,Coastal pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.35,1,15,8,18,0.9,,,,spanish mackerel hunt in warm coastal waters and often travel in loose schools while chasing baitfish.,active
+708,talang queenfish,Coastal pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.5,20,7,18,0.86,,,,talang queenfish chase schooling prey near warm coasts and estuaries. hooked teeth and a deeply forked tail suit their rapid attacks.,inactive
+801,American sand lance,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,3,0.02,0.4,1,3,1,,,,american sand lance dive headfirst into loose sand when danger approaches. immense schools carry energy from plankton to larger predators.,inactive
+802,atlantic menhaden,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,3,0.1,1.5,2,5,0.98,,,,"atlantic menhaden strain plankton from coastal water with fine gill rakers. dense schools feed whales, seabirds, and predatory fish.",inactive
+803,black pomfret,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.3,1,15,8,18,0.9,,,,"black pomfret have a deep, laterally compressed body that lets them maneuver neatly through open water.",active
+804,chinese pomfret,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.3,1,20,9,20,0.9,,,,"chinese pomfret are silvery schooling fish with a tall, flattened body and long sickle-shaped fins.",active
+805,european anchovy,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,0.5,0.05,0.25,2,4,0.9,,,,european anchovies form dense schools and feed by filtering tiny plankton from coastal water.,active
+806,European pilchard,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,3.5,0.05,0.6,2,4,1,,,,european pilchards form shimmering schools along atlantic and mediterranean coasts. they feed mainly on plankton near the surface.,inactive
+807,golden pomfret,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.18,2,25,14,30,0.9,,,,golden pomfret are warm-water swimmers whose golden sheen is most noticeable along the fins and flanks.,active
+808,northern anchovy,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,0.5,0.05,0.35,2,4,0.9,,,,northern anchovies gather in huge schools along the pacific coast and filter plankton with their fine gill rakers.,active
+809,Pacific sardine,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,3.5,0.05,0.5,2,4,1,,,,"pacific sardines follow cool, productive water in enormous schools. their movements shift as currents and plankton supplies change.",inactive
+810,white pomfret,Coastal schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,0.45,0.5,10,5,12,0.9,,,,"white pomfret gather over coastal grounds and use their compact, deep bodies to turn quickly while feeding.",active
+901,blacktip shark,Coastal sharks,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Epic,0.1,15,150,32,75,0.8,,,,blacktip sharks are named for the dark markings on their fins. they hunt schooling fish in warm shallows and sometimes leap clear of the water.,inactive
+902,great hammerhead shark,Coastal sharks,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Legendary,0.035,50,1000,62,145,0.78,,,,great hammerheads sweep their wide heads over the bottom while searching for rays. widely spaced senses help pinpoint hidden prey.,inactive
+903,great white shark,Coastal sharks,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Legendary,0.025,100,1000,70,150,0.76,,,,great white sharks conserve heat in their swimming muscles while crossing cool seas. rows of serrated teeth are replaced throughout life.,inactive
+904,tiger shark,Coastal sharks,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Required,Any,Epic,0.06,50,1000,50,120,0.8,,,,tiger sharks carry dark vertical bars that fade as they mature. broad jaws let them investigate an unusually varied range of prey.,inactive
+905,whale shark,Coastal sharks,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Legendary,0.025,500,45000,70,160,0.76,,,,whale sharks are enormous filter feeders covered in unique spot patterns. they cruise with open mouths to collect plankton and tiny fish.,inactive
+1001,burbot,Cold freshwater fish,Fresh Water,lake,Night,Any,Required,Rare,0.24,0.5,18,12,28,0.86,,,,burbot are the only freshwater members of the cod family. they become most active in cold darkness and may spawn beneath winter ice.,inactive
+1002,cisco,Cold freshwater fish,Fresh Water,lake,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.2,0.1,3,3,7,0.95,,,,cisco school in the cool open water of northern lakes. these slim relatives of salmon feed on plankton and become prey for larger fish.,inactive
+1003,lake whitefish,Cold freshwater fish,Fresh Water,lake,Any,Any,Any,Common,1.5,0.5,12,4,11,0.9,,,,"lake whitefish browse deep, cold bottoms with small downward-pointing mouths. large schools move toward shallows to spawn in autumn.",inactive
+1101,arctic char,Cold freshwater salmonids,Fresh Water | Salt Water,lake,Any,Forbidden,Any,Rare,0.3,1,25,14,32,0.86,,,,arctic char thrive farther north than any other freshwater fish. some remain in lakes while others migrate between rivers and the sea.,inactive
+1102,arctic grayling,Cold freshwater salmonids,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Forbidden,Uncommon,0.75,0.3,6,6,14,0.9,,,,"arctic grayling carry a tall, colorful dorsal fin like a sail. they feed on drifting insects in cold, clear rivers and lakes.",inactive
+1103,brown trout,Cold freshwater salmonids,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.5,25,7,20,0.86,,,,"brown trout often shelter by day and hunt more freely after dark. adaptable populations occupy streams, lakes, and even coastal water.",inactive
+1104,cutthroat trout,Cold freshwater salmonids,Fresh Water,river,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.4,0.25,10,5,12,0.9,,,,"cutthroat trout take their name from the red slash beneath the jaw. many populations rely on cold, well-oxygenated streams.",active
+1105,golden trout,Cold freshwater salmonids,Fresh Water,lake,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.2,0.2,3,8,16,0.9,,,,"golden trout evolved in clear, high-elevation california streams. their bright flanks stand out against rocky alpine water.",active
+1106,rainbow trout,Cold freshwater salmonids,Fresh Water,river,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.45,0.5,20,5,11,0.9,,,,rainbow trout are adaptable stream hunters. the pink lateral stripe is especially vivid when the fish is in breeding condition.,active
+1201,atlantic wolffish,Cold reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Forbidden,Any,Rare,0.25,2,40,14,34,0.84,,,,atlantic wolffish use heavy jaws and blunt teeth to crush shellfish and urchins. natural antifreeze proteins help them endure icy water.,inactive
+1202,cusk,Cold reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.75,0.5,30,7,19,0.85,,,,"cusk move slowly across cold rocky bottoms, sheltering in cracks and caves. a single long fin runs around much of the rear body.",inactive
+1203,spotted wolffish,Cold reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Required,Epic,0.11,3,50,26,60,0.84,,,,spotted wolffish crush hard-shelled prey with broad molar-like teeth. their pale spots stand out against a dark cold-water body.,inactive
+1301,atlantic herring,Cold schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,3,0.1,1.5,2,5,0.98,,,,atlantic herring gather in immense schools that move between feeding and spawning grounds. they filter plankton with fine gill rakers.,inactive
+1302,capelin,Cold schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Required,Uncommon,1,0.03,0.2,4,8,1,,,,"capelin are small polar fish that feed whales, seabirds, and larger fish. many schools roll onto beaches or shallows to release their eggs.",inactive
+1303,European sprat,Cold schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,3.2,0.03,0.3,1,3,1,,,,european sprat form compact schools in northern coastal seas. these tiny herring relatives feed on plankton near the surface.,inactive
+1304,pacific herring,Cold schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Required,Any,Common,2.8,0.1,1.5,2,5,0.98,,,,pacific herring return to coastal shallows to coat plants and rocks with eggs. their oily schools support entire marine food webs.,inactive
+1401,Alaska pollock,Cold shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,2.5,0.3,8,3,8,0.92,,,,alaska pollock form vast schools over cold northern shelves. they feed on plankton and fish while supporting many larger predators.,inactive
+1402,atlantic cod,Cold shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,1.8,1,55,5,18,0.85,,,,"atlantic cod carry a pale lateral line and one chin barbel. they search cold seafloors for crustaceans, mollusks, and smaller fish.",inactive
+1403,Atlantic pollock,Cold shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Uncommon,0.9,1,35,7,18,0.86,,,,atlantic pollock are swift relatives of cod with dark backs and pale lateral lines. adults gather around rocky banks and wrecks.,inactive
+1404,Dover sole,Cold shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.2,8,6,14,0.9,,,,dover sole glide over deep muddy bottoms of the eastern pacific. both eyes migrate to the right side as the young fish becomes flat.,inactive
+1405,haddock,Cold shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,2,0.5,20,4,11,0.9,,,,haddock are recognized by a dark shoulder mark and black lateral line. schools forage over cold seafloors for small bottom animals.,inactive
+1406,pacific cod,Cold shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,1.8,1,45,5,17,0.85,,,,pacific cod use a chin barbel to investigate cold shelf bottoms. seasonal schools follow prey between deeper water and coastal spawning grounds.,inactive
+1407,pacific hake,Cold shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Common,1.7,0.3,8,3,9,0.92,,,,pacific hake rise from deep water at night to feed on krill and fish. large schools migrate along the west coast with changing seasons.,inactive
+1408,silver hake,Cold shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Common,1.7,0.2,5,3,8,0.92,,,,silver hake hunt fish and crustaceans over sandy atlantic shelves. they move upward after dark and return toward the bottom by day.,inactive
+1501,chambered nautilus,Cuttlefish and nautiluses,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.05,0.5,3,34,76,0.92,,,,chambered nautiluses regulate buoyancy with gas-filled shell chambers. dozens of small tentacles feel for food in dark reef slopes.,inactive
+1502,common cuttlefish,Cuttlefish and nautiluses,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.55,0.2,12,7,17,0.9,,,,common cuttlefish flash changing colors and patterns through specialized skin cells. an internal cuttlebone controls buoyancy.,inactive
+1503,flamboyant cuttlefish,Cuttlefish and nautiluses,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Epic,0.1,0.05,0.4,26,58,0.96,,,,flamboyant cuttlefish walk along the seafloor on their arms and fins. vivid displays warn predators of potent toxins.,inactive
+1601,blueline tilefish,Deep shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.7,1,20,7,18,0.86,,,,blueline tilefish shelter in burrows and rocky openings along deep shelves. a narrow blue stripe traces the edge of the dorsal fin.,inactive
+1602,golden tilefish,Deep shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.22,2,50,15,37,0.84,,,,golden tilefish excavate burrows in soft clay along deep ocean slopes. their bright yellow spots contrast with blue-green backs.,inactive
+1603,Pacific ocean perch,Deep shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.3,12,7,17,0.88,,,,pacific ocean perch hover around deep rocky reefs in the north pacific. these slow-growing fish give birth to live young.,inactive
+1604,Patagonian toothfish,Deep shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Epic,0.09,10,220,32,78,0.8,,,,"patagonian toothfish patrol cold, deep southern water with large canine teeth. natural antifreeze proteins protect their blood from freezing.",inactive
+1605,sablefish,Deep shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Rare,0.22,2,40,15,36,0.84,,,,"sablefish roam deep north pacific slopes and can live for many decades. soft dark bodies conceal rich, oil-filled flesh.",inactive
+1606,wreckfish,Deep shelf fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Required,Epic,0.1,10,180,31,76,0.8,,,,"wreckfish gather around caves, ledges, and shipwrecks in deep water. powerful jaws let them ambush fish and large crustaceans.",inactive
+1701,giant oarfish,Deep-sea legends,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.035,20,600,60,140,0.78,,,,"giant oarfish drift vertically through deep open water, rowing with a crimson dorsal fin. their ribbon-like bodies can reach remarkable lengths.",inactive
+1702,West Indian Ocean coelacanth,Deep-sea legends,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.03,20,200,65,145,0.8,,,,"west indian ocean coelacanths shelter in deep volcanic caves by day. fleshy lobed fins move in an alternating, limb-like rhythm.",inactive
+1801,black seadevil,Deep-sea oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Legendary,0.05,0.1,2,48,105,0.92,,,,black seadevils lure prey with a glowing organ suspended above the mouth. tiny males permanently attach to much larger females.,inactive
+1802,common fangtooth,Deep-sea oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Epic,0.1,0.05,0.5,25,56,0.96,,,,common fangtooths carry outsized teeth that fit into pockets in the roof of the mouth. they migrate upward from deep water after dark.,inactive
+1803,gulper eel,Deep-sea oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.04,0.5,18,44,92,0.86,,,,gulper eels unfold enormous mouths to engulf prey in the deep sea. a whip-like tail ends in a small light-producing organ.,inactive
+1804,Pacific barreleye,Deep-sea oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.045,0.2,2.5,42,88,0.9,,,,pacific barreleyes peer upward through transparent shields covering the head. tubular eyes rotate forward when the fish turns to feed.,inactive
+1805,smooth-head blobfish,Deep-sea oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.04,0.5,5,42,90,0.86,,,,smooth-head blobfish rest on deep slopes where pressure supports their soft bodies. they conserve energy by waiting for edible matter nearby.,inactive
+1806,spotted lanternfish,Deep-sea oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Rare,0.24,0.05,0.5,14,30,0.95,,,,spotted lanternfish carry rows of light-producing organs along their bodies. immense schools rise toward the surface each night.,inactive
+1901,crown-of-thorns sea star,Echinoderms,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Required,Any,Epic,0.1,0.5,7,23,52,0.91,,,,crown-of-thorns sea stars crawl over reefs and digest coral tissue outside the body. venomous spines discourage many predators.,inactive
+1902,giant California sea cucumber,Echinoderms,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Rare,0.24,0.5,5,13,29,0.93,,,,giant california sea cucumbers sweep organic particles from the seafloor with branching tentacles. soft tube feet anchor their long bodies.,inactive
+1903,purple sea urchin,Echinoderms,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.75,0.05,1,5,12,0.96,,,,purple sea urchins scrape algae from rocks with a five-toothed feeding structure. dense groups can clear kelp from entire reefs.,inactive
+1904,sand dollar,Echinoderms,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Uncommon,0.8,0.01,0.2,4,10,0.98,,,,sand dollars burrow just beneath sandy seafloors and filter tiny food particles. the familiar star pattern marks their five-part body plan.,inactive
+1905,sunflower sea star,Echinoderms,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Rare,0.25,0.5,13,14,32,0.89,,,,"sunflower sea stars move quickly on thousands of tube feet and may carry many arms. they hunt urchins, clams, and other bottom animals.",inactive
+2001,axolotl,Freshwater amphibians,Fresh Water,lake,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.04,0.1,0.7,36,78,0.96,,,,axolotls remain aquatic and keep feathery external gills throughout adulthood. lost limbs and parts of several organs can regenerate.,inactive
+2002,hellbender,Freshwater amphibians,Fresh Water,river,Night,Required,Any,Epic,0.1,0.5,5.5,24,54,0.91,,,,"hellbenders hide beneath large rocks in cool, clean rivers. folds of loose skin absorb oxygen while the flattened body grips the current.",inactive
+2101,guppy,Freshwater aquarium fish,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Common,1.5,0.01,0.15,2,5,0.98,,,,"guppies are livebearers whose young arrive ready to swim. males display bright colors while females often favor larger, less flashy bodies.",inactive
+2102,neon tetra,Freshwater aquarium fish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.9,0.01,0.08,4,8,0.98,,,,"neon tetras school through shaded forest streams. an iridescent blue stripe remains visible in the dim, tannin-stained water.",inactive
+2103,zebrafish,Freshwater aquarium fish,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Common,1.35,0.01,0.12,2,5,0.98,,,,"zebrafish carry horizontal blue stripes from gill to tail. hardy schools thrive in shallow streams, flooded fields, and quiet pools.",inactive
+2201,largemouth bass,Freshwater bass,Fresh Water,pond,Any,Any,Any,Common,2.5,0.5,18,4,12,0.9,,,,largemouth bass wait among weeds and timber before lunging at prey. the upper jaw extends beyond the eye when the mouth is closed.,inactive
+2202,smallmouth bass,Freshwater bass,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,1.2,0.5,12,6,15,0.9,,,,smallmouth bass favor clear water with rock and moving current. bronze flanks and dark vertical bars distinguish them from largemouth bass.,inactive
+2301,bigmouth buffalo,Freshwater bottom fish,Fresh Water,river,Any,Any,Required,Epic,0.12,8,80,28,63,0.82,,,,bigmouth buffalo filter plankton with fine gill rakers instead of rooting for prey. some individuals survive for more than a century.,inactive
+2302,golden redhorse,Freshwater bottom fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.9,0.5,8,6,14,0.9,,,,"golden redhorses probe flowing river bottoms with fleshy, downward-facing mouths. coppery scales and reddish fins give them a warm glow.",inactive
+2303,quillback,Freshwater bottom fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.5,15,6,16,0.88,,,,quillbacks carry a long first dorsal ray that rises like a quill. small mouths gather insect larvae and other food from river and lake bottoms.,inactive
+2304,smallmouth buffalo,Freshwater bottom fish,Fresh Water,river,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,3,45,14,34,0.84,,,,"smallmouth buffalo use thick lips to graze bottom-dwelling food in warm rivers. their deep, heavy bodies form a pronounced arch behind the head.",inactive
+2305,white sucker,Freshwater bottom fish,Fresh Water,river,Any,Any,Any,Common,2,0.3,8,3,8,0.9,,,,white suckers vacuum insects and organic matter from cool freshwater bottoms. spring runs carry large groups into shallow streams.,inactive
+2401,black bullhead,Freshwater catfish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,1,0.3,6,5,11,0.92,,,,"black bullheads tolerate warm, cloudy water with little oxygen. stout spines protect the dorsal and pectoral fins from predators.",inactive
+2402,blue catfish,Freshwater catfish,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,1.25,3,12,6,9,0.9,,,,a deep fork in the tail inspired the blue catfish's scientific name. it rests deep by daylight and becomes more active after dark.,active
+2403,brown bullhead,Freshwater catfish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Any,Any,Common,2.3,0.2,4,3,7,0.95,,,,brown bullheads search muddy bottoms with eight sensitive barbels. males guard nests and herd newly hatched young in a dark moving ball.,inactive
+2404,channel catfish,Freshwater catfish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Any,Any,Common,2,1.5,7,4,7,1,,,,"a channel catfish can taste through skin all over its body, especially near its gills and whiskers. the male watches the eggs.",active
+2405,flathead catfish,Freshwater catfish,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,1,3,14,7,10,0.9,,,,"flatheads favor hideouts made by logs, rocks, ledges, and other underwater structure. as they grow, fish dominate their menu.",active
+2406,tadpole madtom,Freshwater catfish,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Any,Rare,0.35,0.02,0.15,8,16,0.95,,,,tadpole madtoms are tiny nocturnal catfish that shelter beneath vegetation and debris. venomous fin spines discourage larger predators.,inactive
+2407,white catfish,Freshwater catfish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Any,Any,Common,2,1,5,4,6,1,,,,white catfish began along the atlantic coast between new york and florida. people later carried them far beyond that home range.,active
+2408,yellow bullhead,Freshwater catfish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Required,Any,Common,2,0.2,3.5,3,7,0.95,,,,yellow bullheads use pale chin barbels to distinguish food in murky shallows. both parents may guard the nest and schooling young.,inactive
+2501,common barbel,Freshwater coarse fish,Fresh Water,river,Night,Required,Any,Rare,0.28,1,25,13,31,0.85,,,,common barbels hold close to fast river bottoms with streamlined bodies and broad fins. four mouth barbels locate food among stones.,inactive
+2502,common bream,Freshwater coarse fish,Fresh Water,lake,Any,Any,Any,Common,1.8,0.3,15,4,12,0.88,,,,"common bream gather in slow rivers and lakes with silvery, deep-sided bodies. protruding mouths sift insect larvae from soft bottoms.",inactive
+2503,common carp,Freshwater coarse fish,Fresh Water,pond,Any,Any,Any,Rare,1.5,3,18,10,10,0.85,,,,whisker-like barbels help a common carp investigate the bottom. nosing through sediment can cloud the water and loosen plants.,active
+2504,common roach,Freshwater coarse fish,Fresh Water,pond,Any,Any,Any,Common,2.8,0.1,4,2,6,0.95,,,,"common roach thrive in many lakes and rivers, often schooling near vegetation. red fins and a red-orange eye brighten their silver bodies.",inactive
+2505,european chub,Freshwater coarse fish,Fresh Water,river,Any,Any,Any,Common,0.55,0.2,6,2,4,0.9,,,,"european chub are adaptable river fish. adults often patrol shallows and feed on insects, small fish, and fruit.",active
+2506,fallfish,Freshwater coarse fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Required,Any,Uncommon,0.9,0.2,3.5,5,10,0.92,,,,fallfish are large minnows that build broad stone nests in flowing water. other stream fish often reuse the gravel mounds for spawning.,inactive
+2507,ide,Freshwater coarse fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.3,9,6,14,0.9,,,,"ide move between rivers, lakes, and brackish coastal water in loose schools. adults eat insects, crustaceans, plants, and small fish.",inactive
+2508,rudd,Freshwater coarse fish,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.4,0.1,4.5,3,7,0.95,,,,"rudd feed near the surface with an upturned mouth and red fins. golden-green bodies disappear easily among warm, weedy shallows.",inactive
+2509,tench,Freshwater coarse fish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Any,Required,Uncommon,0.75,0.5,12,7,17,0.88,,,,"tench browse quiet, muddy bottoms with two small mouth barbels. a thick coat of slime protects their olive-green scales.",inactive
+2601,red swamp crayfish,Freshwater crustaceans,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Required,Any,Common,1.1,0.03,0.25,3,7,0.98,,,,"red swamp crayfish burrow into wet ground when water recedes. adaptable populations feed on plants, carrion, and small aquatic animals.",inactive
+2701,alligator gar,Freshwater giants,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Any,Legendary,0.055,20,300,55,125,0.8,,,,alligator gar combine a broad tooth-filled snout with heavy armor-like scales. a vascular swim bladder lets them breathe air at the surface.,inactive
+2702,arapaima,Freshwater giants,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Legendary,0.04,40,400,60,140,0.78,,,,arapaima must surface frequently to gulp air through a specialized swim bladder. large armored scales protect their long river-going bodies.,inactive
+2703,goliath tigerfish,Freshwater giants,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Legendary,0.035,20,150,58,132,0.8,,,,goliath tigerfish patrol powerful african rivers with interlocking dagger-like teeth. a muscular forked tail drives sudden attacks.,inactive
+2704,muskellunge,Freshwater giants,Fresh Water,lake,Day,Any,Required,Epic,0.11,8,60,32,72,0.82,,,,muskellunge wait motionless among weeds before exploding toward prey. pale bodies carry bars or spots that fade into broken underwater light.,inactive
+2801,common shiner,Freshwater minnows,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Common,4,0.03,0.3,1,3,1,,,,common shiners flash silver in clear streams and small rivers. breeding males develop rosy fins and a blue-violet sheen.,inactive
+2802,creek chub,Freshwater minnows,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Common,3.2,0.05,0.8,2,4,1,,,,creek chubs gather around pools and undercut banks in small streams. males build gravel ridges where several fish may spawn.,inactive
+2803,emerald shiner,Freshwater minnows,Fresh Water,lake,Any,Any,Any,Common,3.5,0.03,0.25,1,3,1,,,,emerald shiners form bright surface schools in large lakes and rivers. slender bodies feed on plankton and drifting insects.,inactive
+2804,fathead minnow,Freshwater minnows,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Common,4.5,0.02,0.2,1,2,1,,,,"fathead minnows tolerate warm, muddy ponds where many fish struggle. males guard eggs laid beneath rocks, logs, and other cover.",inactive
+2805,flame chub,Freshwater minnows,Fresh Water,river,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.4,0.05,0.15,3,6,0.9,,,,"flame chubs prefer cool, clear streams. their bright breeding colors make a small fish easy to spot in spring water.",active
+2806,golden shiner,Freshwater minnows,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Common,3.8,0.05,1,2,4,1,,,,golden shiners school around dense vegetation in warm water. an upturned mouth takes insects and plankton from near the surface.,inactive
+2807,lake chub,Freshwater minnows,Fresh Water,lake,Any,Any,Any,Common,0.55,0.05,0.5,2,4,0.9,,,,lake chubs school in cold northern water and use their small mouths to pick insects and other tiny prey from the current.,active
+2901,electric eel,Freshwater oddities,Fresh Water,river,Night,Required,Any,Epic,0.1,1,44,25,60,0.82,,,,electric eels navigate and hunt with electrical pulses produced along most of the body. they must surface regularly to breathe air.,inactive
+2902,freshwater drum,Freshwater oddities,Fresh Water,river,Night,Required,Any,Uncommon,0.7,1,35,7,20,0.85,,,,freshwater drum crush snails and mussels with powerful throat teeth. muscles vibrating against the swim bladder produce a low drumming sound.,inactive
+2903,goldeye,Freshwater oddities,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Required,Rare,0.3,0.3,6,12,25,0.9,,,,goldeye patrol turbid rivers with large light-sensitive eyes and a toothed tongue. they rise toward the surface to hunt insects and small fish.,inactive
+2904,mooneye,Freshwater oddities,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.85,0.2,4,5,11,0.92,,,,mooneyes flash silver in clear rivers and lakes while feeding near the surface. their large eyes suit evening hunts for insects and small fish.,inactive
+2905,weather loach,Freshwater oddities,Fresh Water,pond,Any,Required,Any,Uncommon,0.85,0.05,0.7,5,11,0.95,,,,weather loaches gulp air and pass it through the intestine when oxygen runs low. restless activity often increases as air pressure falls.,inactive
+3001,bubble-eye goldfish,Freshwater ornamental,Fresh Water,pond,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.35,0.1,0.35,3,7,0.9,,,,"bubble-eye goldfish have delicate fluid-filled sacs beneath their eyes, making careful handling especially important.",active
+3002,goldfish,Freshwater ornamental,Fresh Water,pond,Any,Any,Any,Common,0.5,0.1,4,1,3,0.9,,,,"goldfish can tolerate a surprisingly wide range of conditions. their wild relatives often live in slow, weedy water.",active
+3003,koi,Freshwater ornamental,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.28,0.5,35,14,34,0.87,,,,koi are colorful domesticated forms of common carp selected over many generations. each fish carries a distinctive arrangement of patches and scales.,inactive
+3101,black crappie,Freshwater panfish,Fresh Water,pond,Any,Any,Required,Uncommon,1,0.2,4,5,11,0.9,,,,black crappie gather around submerged wood and vegetation in clear water. irregular dark speckles scatter across their deep silver bodies.,inactive
+3102,bluegill,Freshwater panfish,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Common,10,0.3,2,3,3,1,,,,"bluegill fathers sweep shallow bowls into the bottom for nests, then stand guard. whole neighborhoods of nests can crowd together.",active
+3103,green sunfish,Freshwater panfish,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Common,3.2,0.1,1.5,2,5,1,,,,"green sunfish tolerate small, warm, cloudy pools better than many relatives. a large mouth lets them tackle insects, crayfish, and fish.",inactive
+3104,pumpkinseed,Freshwater panfish,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Common,3,0.1,1.3,2,5,1,,,,pumpkinseeds use compact teeth to crush snails and other hard prey. blue facial lines and an orange gill spot brighten their round bodies.,inactive
+3105,redear sunfish,Freshwater panfish,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,1.1,0.2,3,4,9,0.95,,,,"redear sunfish specialize in snails, crushing shells with strong throat teeth. a red or orange margin marks the dark flap behind the gill.",inactive
+3106,warmouth,Freshwater panfish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Required,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.2,2,5,10,0.95,,,,"warmouth hide in weeds, roots, and murky backwaters before ambushing prey. red eyes and dark cheek stripes frame a notably large mouth.",inactive
+3107,white crappie,Freshwater panfish,Fresh Water,lake,Night,Any,Any,Common,1.7,0.2,4.5,4,9,0.9,,,,"white crappie favor warm, cloudy water and gather around structure. vertical bars cross their silver sides instead of scattered speckles.",inactive
+3201,yellow perch,Freshwater perch,Fresh Water,lake,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.2,0.2,4,3,8,0.9,,,,yellow perch travel in schools through cool lakes and slow rivers. dark vertical bars and orange lower fins make them easy to recognize.,inactive
+3301,chain pickerel,Freshwater predators,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Required,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.5,9,6,15,0.9,,,,chain pickerel hover among vegetation before darting at fish and frogs. a chain-like pattern breaks up their green flanks.,inactive
+3302,grass pickerel,Freshwater predators,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.1,0.1,1.5,2,6,0.95,,,,"grass pickerel remain small enough to hunt in narrow, weedy creeks and marshes. dark bars camouflage their slim bodies among stems.",inactive
+3303,northern pike,Freshwater predators,Fresh Water,lake,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.75,1,30,8,24,0.85,,,,northern pike are solitary ambush hunters built for sudden acceleration. pale bean-shaped spots cover their long green bodies.,inactive
+3304,sauger,Freshwater predators,Fresh Water,river,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.35,0.5,8,6,12,0.9,,,,"sauger favor turbid rivers and reservoirs. their mottled backs blend into the dim, shifting light near the bottom.",active
+3305,saugeye,Freshwater predators,Fresh Water,lake,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.2,0.5,12,9,18,0.9,,,,saugeye are a fertile hybrid of sauger and walleye. they combine traits from both parent species and often grow quickly.,active
+3306,walleye,Freshwater predators,Fresh Water,lake,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.4,0.5,15,7,15,0.9,,,,walleye have light-sensitive eyes that help them hunt in murky water and around dusk. their reflective layer gives the eyes a pale glow.,active
+3401,round goby,Freshwater small fish,Fresh Water,lake,Any,Any,Any,Common,8,0.1,0.6,2,3,1,,,,round gobies use fused pelvic fins like a suction cup to hold onto rocks. they are small fish with a famously large appetite.,active
+3501,crystal jelly,Jellies,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.24,0.05,4,15,34,0.93,,,,crystal jellies are nearly transparent except for glowing points around the bell. their green fluorescent protein transformed biological research.,inactive
+3502,lion's mane jelly,Jellies,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Epic,0.11,1,200,24,58,0.82,,,,lion's mane jellies trail dense curtains of tentacles through cold seas. the bell darkens from yellow to deep red as the animal grows.,inactive
+3503,moon jelly,Jellies,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.7,0.05,5,6,14,0.94,,,,moon jellies pulse gently with four horseshoe-shaped organs visible through the bell. short tentacles sweep plankton toward the mouth.,inactive
+3504,Pacific sea nettle,Jellies,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.28,0.2,12,14,32,0.9,,,,pacific sea nettles carry rust-colored stripes across pale bells. long tentacles and frilled mouth arms capture plankton and small fish.,inactive
+3505,sea wasp,Jellies,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Legendary,0.035,0.2,6,42,90,0.9,,,,sea wasps have box-shaped bells and clusters of eyes along the lower edge. their long tentacles deliver exceptionally potent venom.,inactive
+3601,African pompano,Large coastal predators,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.26,2,50,14,35,0.84,,,,african pompano develop long streaming fin rays while young. adults become deep-bodied silver hunters around reefs and offshore structure.,inactive
+3602,cobia,Large coastal predators,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.24,5,80,15,40,0.82,,,,"cobia often follow sharks, rays, and floating structures in warm seas. a broad dark stripe runs along their long, powerful bodies.",inactive
+3603,giant trevally,Large coastal predators,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Epic,0.1,10,150,32,78,0.8,,,,giant trevally hunt reef edges with bursts of speed and force. large individuals sometimes charge prey from surf and shallow lagoons.,inactive
+3604,greater amberjack,Large coastal predators,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.25,5,90,15,42,0.82,,,,"greater amberjacks circle reefs, wrecks, and offshore platforms. a dark stripe crosses the eye of their sturdy torpedo-shaped bodies.",inactive
+3605,lesser amberjack,Large coastal predators,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.75,1,20,7,18,0.86,,,,lesser amberjacks school around deep reefs and floating objects. an enlarged eye suits their preference for dimmer water.,inactive
+3701,atlantic halibut,Large flatfish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Epic,0.1,10,300,32,82,0.8,,,,atlantic halibut are immense right-eyed flatfish of cold northern seas. adults ambush fish and squid from deep rocky or sandy bottoms.,inactive
+3702,pacific halibut,Large flatfish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Epic,0.1,10,350,34,86,0.8,,,,pacific halibut lie camouflaged on cold continental shelves. powerful flat bodies can travel long distances between feeding and spawning grounds.,inactive
+3703,turbot,Large flatfish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Required,Rare,0.24,1,35,14,34,0.85,,,,"turbot have broad, nearly circular bodies covered with bony bumps instead of scales. they bury into sand before ambushing fish and crustaceans.",inactive
+3801,American lobster,Lobsters and shrimp,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Rare,0.28,0.5,44,16,42,0.86,,,,american lobsters shelter in rocky crevices and emerge to forage along the bottom. one claw crushes while the other cuts and grips.,inactive
+3802,Antarctic krill,Lobsters and shrimp,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.001,0.01,10,22,0.99,,,,"antarctic krill form enormous swarms beneath southern seas and ice. these small crustaceans feed whales, seals, penguins, and fish.",inactive
+3803,Caribbean spiny lobster,Lobsters and shrimp,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.25,0.5,26,15,38,0.87,,,,caribbean spiny lobsters rely on long antennae and a thorny shell instead of large claws. groups march together across the seafloor.,inactive
+3804,peacock mantis shrimp,Lobsters and shrimp,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Epic,0.1,0.05,0.4,22,50,0.96,,,,peacock mantis shrimp strike hard-shelled prey with club-like limbs. complex eyes move independently and detect colors beyond human vision.,inactive
+3805,skunk cleaner shrimp,Lobsters and shrimp,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Uncommon,0.75,0.01,0.15,5,11,0.98,,,,skunk cleaner shrimp advertise at reef cleaning stations with bright white antennae. visiting fish pause while parasites are picked away.,inactive
+3901,Atlantic ghost crab,Marine crabs,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.28,0.02,0.5,11,24,0.97,,,,atlantic ghost crabs dash across beaches on long pale legs and retreat into deep burrows. raised eyes scan nearly every direction.,inactive
+3902,blue crab,Marine crabs,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,1.15,0.1,1.1,3,8,0.95,,,,"blue crabs swim with flattened rear legs shaped like paddles. bright blue claws and an olive shell conceal a quick, defensive temperament.",inactive
+3903,Dungeness crab,Marine crabs,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Uncommon,0.65,0.5,3,6,14,0.92,,,,dungeness crabs bury beneath sand with only their eyes and antennae exposed. broad toothed shells protect them along cool pacific coasts.,inactive
+3904,Japanese spider crab,Marine crabs,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Legendary,0.045,5,44,38,88,0.84,,,,japanese spider crabs carry the longest leg span of any living arthropod. adults roam deep seafloors around japan.,inactive
+3905,red king crab,Marine crabs,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Epic,0.11,2,24,24,58,0.85,,,,"red king crabs stride over cold northern bottoms on long armored legs. despite the name, they are closer to hermit crabs than true crabs.",inactive
+4001,american eel,Migratory eels,Fresh Water | Salt Water,river,Night,Required,Any,Rare,0.25,0.3,8,12,27,0.88,,,,american eels hatch far out in the sargasso sea before entering freshwater rivers. adults later reverse the journey to spawn once.,inactive
+4002,european eel,Migratory eels,Fresh Water | Salt Water,river,Night,Any,Required,Rare,0.2,0.3,10,13,30,0.88,,,,european eels cross the atlantic as transparent larvae before entering rivers and lakes. mature silver eels return to sea to reproduce.,inactive
+4101,rainbow smelt,Migratory forage fish,Fresh Water | Salt Water,lake,Night,Any,Any,Common,2.5,0.05,0.8,2,5,1,,,,"rainbow smelt move between coastal water and rivers, though some remain landlocked. cucumber-like aromas cling to freshly caught fish.",inactive
+4201,eulachon,Ocean-run forage fish,Fresh Water | Salt Water,river,Night,Required,Any,Uncommon,0.9,0.05,0.5,4,9,0.98,,,,eulachon return from the pacific to spawn in coastal rivers. their oil-rich bodies once served as candles when dried and fitted with wicks.,inactive
+4301,white sturgeon,Ocean-run giants,Fresh Water | Salt Water,river,Night,Any,Any,Legendary,0.045,20,500,58,135,0.78,,,,white sturgeon are the largest freshwater fish in north america. armored plates line bodies built for long lives in rivers and estuaries.,inactive
+4401,atlantic salmon,Ocean-run salmon,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Epic,0.65,8,40,20,42,0.85,,,,"atlantic salmon can return from the ocean to the river where they hatched. unlike many salmon, some survive to make the trip again.",active
+4402,chum salmon,Ocean-run salmon,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,2.5,6,25,10,22,0.9,,,,chum salmon travel immense distances and develop striking bars when they return to fresh water to spawn.,active
+4403,coho salmon,Ocean-run salmon,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,1.4,5,30,14,28,0.88,,,,coho salmon are agile hunters known for powerful leaps. young coho may spend more than a year growing in streams.,active
+4404,pink salmon,Ocean-run salmon,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,3,3,12,8,15,0.92,,,,pink salmon usually follow a strict two-year life cycle. spawning males develop the hump that inspired their nickname.,active
+4405,sockeye salmon,Ocean-run salmon,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,1.6,4,15,12,24,0.9,,,,sockeye salmon feed heavily on plankton at sea. adults turn vivid red as they return inland to spawn.,active
+4501,steelhead trout,Ocean-run salmonids,Fresh Water,river,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.2,2,35,10,20,0.9,,,,steelhead are the ocean-going form of rainbow trout. adults can leave fresh water and later return to spawn.,active
+4601,black marlin,Oceanic billfish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Epic,0.08,80,700,45,90,0.9,,,,black marlin are powerful billfish that spend much of their lives in warm open ocean and can make blistering runs.,active
+4602,blue marlin,Oceanic billfish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Legendary,0.05,100,1000,60,120,0.9,,,,blue marlin are highly migratory open-ocean hunters. their long bill helps them stun prey before turning back to feed.,active
+4603,sailfish,Oceanic billfish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Epic,0.1,30,200,38,78,0.9,,,,sailfish raise their enormous dorsal fin while herding baitfish. they are among the fastest fish in the sea.,active
+4604,swordfish,Oceanic billfish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Legendary,0.06,50,1000,55,110,0.9,,,,"swordfish are fast, wide-ranging predators with a flattened bill. they can cross deep water and warm surface layers in one day.",active
+4605,white marlin,Oceanic billfish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Epic,0.1,30,180,35,70,0.9,,,,white marlin favor warm offshore water and use their rounded dorsal fin and bill to weave through schools of prey.,active
+4701,mahi-mahi,Oceanic pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.28,2,50,15,38,0.84,,,,"mahi-mahi flash brilliant blue, green, and gold while chasing prey near the surface. they grow quickly and gather around floating objects.",inactive
+4702,opah,Oceanic pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Epic,0.09,20,600,36,88,0.8,,,,"opah circulate warm blood through much of the body, an unusual trait among fish. round silver flanks glow with red fins and pale spots.",inactive
+4703,wahoo,Oceanic pelagic fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Epic,0.11,10,100,30,70,0.82,,,,wahoo are streamlined open-ocean hunters with rows of sharp teeth. blue vertical bars flicker across their sides during fast pursuits.,inactive
+4801,albacore tuna,Oceanic tuna,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,1.5,10,45,12,24,0.85,,,,albacore have unusually long pectoral fins. their warm muscles help them cruise across wide stretches of open ocean.,active
+4802,bigeye tuna,Oceanic tuna,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Epic,0.55,20,120,22,48,0.8,,,,"bigeye tuna make daily trips between deep, cool water and warmer surface layers. their large eyes suit those dim depths.",active
+4803,bluefin tuna,Oceanic tuna,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Legendary,0.18,30,250,35,90,0.78,,,,bluefin tuna are powerful ocean travelers. heat retained in their swimming muscles lets them thrive in surprisingly cold seas.,active
+4804,skipjack tuna,Oceanic tuna,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,3,5,25,8,16,0.9,,,,skipjack travel in fast-moving schools and have dark stripes along their lower sides. they rarely stop swimming.,active
+4805,yellowfin tuna,Oceanic tuna,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,1,15,80,16,36,0.82,,,,yellowfin are named for their bright yellow fins and finlets. large schools often gather with other open-ocean hunters.,active
+4901,common octopus,Octopuses,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.65,0.2,22,7,18,0.87,,,,common octopuses squeeze through narrow cracks and solve problems while hunting reefs. skin cells rapidly change color and texture.,inactive
+4902,day octopus,Octopuses,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.24,0.2,15,15,36,0.88,,,,"day octopuses forage across tropical reefs while the sun is high. shifting bars and spots communicate alarm, camouflage, and threat.",inactive
+4903,giant Pacific octopus,Octopuses,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Epic,0.1,5,200,28,70,0.81,,,,giant pacific octopuses explore cold rocky dens with thousands of arm suckers. females guard their eggs without feeding until they hatch.,inactive
+4904,greater blue-ringed octopus,Octopuses,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Legendary,0.04,0.05,0.3,38,82,0.96,,,,greater blue-ringed octopuses reveal vivid rings when threatened. a tiny beak can deliver venom strong enough to stop breathing.,inactive
+5001,sunfish,Open-ocean giants,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,7,0.4,2.5,3,3,1,,,,ocean sunfish are built more like enormous swimming heads than ordinary fish. they visit the surface and turn sideways to warm up.,active
+5101,barndoor skate,Rays and skates,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Required,Epic,0.1,5,150,28,68,0.8,,,,barndoor skates glide over cold atlantic bottoms with broad wing-like fins. rows of thorny spines protect the back and tail.,inactive
+5102,giant manta ray,Rays and skates,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Legendary,0.025,100,1000,65,150,0.76,,,,giant manta rays funnel plankton into wide mouths with two flexible head fins. each belly carries a unique pattern of dark spots.,inactive
+5103,largetooth sawfish,Rays and skates,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Required,Any,Legendary,0.035,25,1300,58,135,0.78,,,,largetooth sawfish detect hidden prey with a long sensory rostrum. a swift sideways sweep stuns fish and exposes animals buried in mud.,inactive
+5104,ocellate river stingray,Rays and skates,Fresh Water,river,Day,Required,Any,Epic,0.09,2,35,28,65,0.82,,,,ocellate river stingrays carry bright eye-like spots across a round disc. they hide beneath sand in south american rivers.,inactive
+5105,southern stingray,Rays and skates,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.23,2,80,15,40,0.82,,,,southern stingrays bury in warm sand with only their eyes and spiracles visible. crushing plates break open clams and crustaceans.,inactive
+5201,red lionfish,Reef ambush fish,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.2,3,11,25,0.92,,,,red lionfish spread ornate venomous spines when threatened. broad fins herd smaller fish into corners before a rapid gulp.,inactive
+5202,red scorpionfish,Reef ambush fish,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.2,7,11,25,0.9,,,,red scorpionfish vanish against rocky reefs through mottled color and skin flaps. venomous dorsal spines punish careless predators.,inactive
+5301,green moray,Reef eels,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Rare,0.28,1,30,13,32,0.86,,,,green morays appear green because yellow mucus coats blue-gray skin. a second set of jaws pulls captured prey deeper into the throat.,inactive
+5401,peacock flounder,Reef flatfish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.2,5,11,24,0.9,,,,peacock flounders change their spots and colors to match tropical sand. both eyes scan above while the flat body remains concealed.,inactive
+5501,blue tang,Reef grazers,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.9,0.05,1.5,5,11,0.95,,,,blue tangs graze algae from coral reefs with small close-set teeth. sharp folding spines near the tail give surgeonfish their name.,inactive
+5502,rainbow parrotfish,Reef grazers,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Epic,0.12,2,40,25,58,0.84,,,,rainbow parrotfish scrape algae from reefs with fused beak-like teeth. crushed coral passes through them and returns to the reef as sand.,inactive
+5503,stoplight parrotfish,Reef grazers,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.28,0.5,15,12,29,0.88,,,,stoplight parrotfish change color dramatically as they mature. powerful dental plates bite algae from hard reef surfaces.,inactive
+5504,yellow tang,Reef grazers,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Forbidden,Any,Rare,0.35,0.05,0.8,9,20,0.96,,,,yellow tangs browse algae across hawaiian reefs during daylight. at night their bright bodies darken and show a pale horizontal stripe.,inactive
+5601,atlantic trumpetfish,Reef oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.1,2,10,24,0.94,,,,atlantic trumpetfish hover head-down among corals and sea fans. long tubular snouts expand suddenly to draw in small fish.,inactive
+5602,gray triggerfish,Reef oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.3,12,7,17,0.88,,,,"gray triggerfish lock a stout dorsal spine upright when wedged into shelter. strong teeth crack barnacles, crabs, and shellfish.",inactive
+5603,guineafowl puffer,Reef oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.2,5,11,26,0.9,,,,guineafowl puffers swallow water to inflate when threatened. adults may shift from a spotted dark pattern to a vivid yellow form.,inactive
+5604,longhorn cowfish,Reef oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Epic,0.13,0.1,2,23,52,0.94,,,,longhorn cowfish wear a rigid box of fused scales with horns above the eyes. small fins steer the angular body with surprising precision.,inactive
+5605,queen triggerfish,Reef oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.25,0.5,15,14,32,0.88,,,,queen triggerfish blow jets of water to uncover buried prey and flip sea urchins. vivid blue lines radiate across the face.,inactive
+5606,red cornetfish,Reef oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Epic,0.11,0.2,4,24,55,0.92,,,,red cornetfish stalk reefs with extremely long bodies and tubular snouts. a trailing filament extends from the center of the tail.,inactive
+5607,spotted porcupinefish,Reef oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Epic,0.12,0.5,7,24,54,0.9,,,,spotted porcupinefish inflate until long spines stand outward. fused teeth form a strong beak for crushing shelled prey.,inactive
+5608,yellow boxfish,Reef oddities,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.32,0.03,0.8,10,22,0.96,,,,yellow boxfish juveniles are bright cubes covered in black spots. rigid body armor leaves small fins to provide careful steering.,inactive
+5701,copperband butterflyfish,Reef ornamentals,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.32,0.03,0.4,9,21,0.98,,,,copperband butterflyfish probe reef cracks with long narrow snouts. bold orange bands and a false eyespot confuse predators.,inactive
+5702,ocellaris clownfish,Reef ornamentals,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,1,0.01,0.15,5,10,1,,,,ocellaris clownfish shelter safely among stinging anemone tentacles. each group is led by a female that develops from the largest male.,inactive
+5703,queen angelfish,Reef ornamentals,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.1,2,11,25,0.94,,,,queen angelfish graze sponges from warm atlantic reefs. a blue-ringed spot on the forehead resembles a tiny crown.,inactive
+5801,Atlantic goliath grouper,Reef predators,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Required,Legendary,0.05,20,800,50,125,0.78,,,,"atlantic goliath groupers occupy reefs, wrecks, and mangrove roots. enormous mouths pull prey inward with a sudden pressure drop.",inactive
+5802,bluefin trevally,Reef predators,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.3,1,25,14,32,0.86,,,,bluefin trevally hunt reef fish in coordinated groups. electric blue fins and scattered blue spots contrast with a golden body.,inactive
+5803,giant grouper,Reef predators,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Required,Legendary,0.045,20,880,52,128,0.78,,,,giant groupers become massive ambush predators around indo-pacific reefs. juveniles carry bold black-and-yellow markings.,inactive
+5804,great barracuda,Reef predators,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Epic,0.12,5,80,28,65,0.82,,,,great barracudas hover motionless before accelerating toward prey. long jaws carry two distinct rows of sharp teeth.,inactive
+5805,gulf grouper,Reef predators,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.3,2,40,10,24,0.9,,,,gulf grouper are ambush predators that use a sudden gulp to pull prey into their cavernous mouths.,active
+5806,Nassau grouper,Reef predators,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Forbidden,Epic,0.12,2,55,25,62,0.82,,,,nassau groupers shift their bars and colors with mood and surroundings. adults gather at traditional reef sites to spawn.,inactive
+5807,red grouper,Reef predators,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.2,2,30,16,36,0.9,,,,red grouper excavate shelters in reef rubble. the hollows they make can become hiding places for many smaller animals.,active
+5901,blue-green chromis,Reef schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.8,0.01,0.25,2,4,1,,,,blue-green chromis form loose clouds above branching coral. the school dives into narrow shelter whenever a predator approaches.,inactive
+5902,bluestriped grunt,Reef schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,2,0.1,3,3,7,0.94,,,,bluestriped grunts shelter on reefs by day and spread over seagrass to feed at night. grinding throat teeth produce audible grunts.,inactive
+5903,French grunt,Reef schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,2,0.1,3.5,3,7,0.94,,,,french grunts gather in yellow-striped schools around reefs and wrecks. they travel into nearby sand and grass beds after dark.,inactive
+5904,sergeant major,Reef schooling fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.5,0.02,0.5,2,5,0.98,,,,sergeant majors guard purple egg patches on hard reef surfaces. five dark bars cross their yellow and silver bodies.,inactive
+6001,lane snapper,Reef snapper,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,0.45,0.5,5,5,11,0.9,,,,lane snapper use reef structure for cover and hunt small crustaceans and fish when the light begins to fade.,active
+6002,mangrove snapper,Reef snapper,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.35,0.5,12,7,16,0.9,,,,"mangrove snapper shelter among roots and docks when young, then move toward reefs as they grow.",active
+6003,mutton snapper,Reef snapper,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.2,2,30,12,28,0.9,,,,"mutton snapper have canine teeth that help them pick crabs, shrimp, and other hard-shelled prey from the reef.",active
+6004,red snapper,Reef snapper,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.35,1,25,8,19,0.9,,,,"red snapper gather around reefs, wrecks, and ledges. their diet includes small fish, shrimp, and squid.",active
+6101,ballan wrasse,Reef wrasses,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.2,10,6,15,0.9,,,,ballan wrasse crush shellfish and sea urchins with strong throat teeth. thick lips and mottled colors suit rocky european reefs.,inactive
+6102,cleaner wrasse,Reef wrasses,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.35,0.01,0.2,9,20,1,,,,cleaner wrasses advertise with a bright stripe and dance at reef stations. larger fish wait while parasites are picked from skin and gills.,inactive
+6103,hogfish,Reef wrasses,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.5,20,12,30,0.86,,,,hogfish root through sand with long pig-like snouts in search of shellfish. adults can change from female to male as social groups shift.,inactive
+6201,green sea turtle,Sea turtles,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Legendary,0.018,65,500,62,145,0.78,,,,green sea turtles graze seagrass meadows with finely serrated jaws. adults migrate long distances between feeding and nesting grounds.,inactive
+6202,hawksbill sea turtle,Sea turtles,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Legendary,0.014,75,250,66,150,0.8,,,,hawksbill sea turtles reach into reef crevices with narrow hooked beaks. a diet rich in sponges helps shape coral communities.,inactive
+6203,leatherback sea turtle,Sea turtles,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.012,500,2000,75,175,0.76,,,,leatherback sea turtles cross entire oceans while hunting jellies. a flexible ridged shell and internal heat help them enter cold water.,inactive
+6204,loggerhead sea turtle,Sea turtles,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Legendary,0.016,150,1200,68,155,0.77,,,,loggerhead sea turtles crush crabs and mollusks with massive jaws. females often return near their birth beaches to nest.,inactive
+6301,leafy seadragon,Seahorses and seadragons,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Epic,0.1,0.1,0.5,24,55,0.94,,,,leafy seadragons drift among seaweed with elaborate skin lobes that resemble leaves. males carry eggs beneath the tail.,inactive
+6302,weedy seadragon,Seahorses and seadragons,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Rare,0.22,0.1,0.6,16,38,0.93,,,,weedy seadragons rely on slender bodies and small leaf-like lobes for camouflage. males brood rows of eggs on the underside of the tail.,inactive
+6401,black-lip pearl oyster,Shellfish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.22,0.1,5,14,40,0.91,,,,black-lip pearl oysters line their shells with dark-edged nacre. a trapped irritant can become coated in the same pearly material.,inactive
+6402,giant clam,Shellfish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Epic,0.1,5,500,28,72,0.8,,,,giant clams host photosynthetic algae inside brightly colored mantles. heavy shells remain anchored to one reef spot throughout adulthood.,inactive
+6403,Pacific geoduck,Shellfish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Rare,0.25,0.5,15,14,34,0.88,,,,pacific geoducks bury their shells deep while a long siphon reaches the seafloor. these clams can survive for well over a century.,inactive
+6404,queen conch,Shellfish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.24,1,5,15,36,0.91,,,,queen conchs graze algae with a long flexible snout. adults develop a broad flared shell lip and move by vaulting on one muscular foot.,inactive
+6405,red abalone,Shellfish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Epic,0.09,0.2,12,24,56,0.88,,,,red abalones cling to pacific rocks with broad muscular feet. rows of shell holes release water that has passed over the gills.,inactive
+6501,bigfin reef squid,Squid,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.3,0.2,5,13,30,0.91,,,,bigfin reef squid hover in coordinated groups around warm reefs. shifting colors and body patterns signal to nearby squid.,inactive
+6502,colossal squid,Squid,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Required,Any,Legendary,0.015,400,1100,82,190,0.76,,,,colossal squid carry swiveling hooks on their arms and tentacles. enormous eyes gather faint light in the deep southern ocean.,inactive
+6503,giant squid,Squid,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.02,100,600,70,165,0.77,,,,giant squid hunt deep ocean prey with two long feeding tentacles. the largest eyes in the animal world watch for movement in darkness.,inactive
+6504,Humboldt squid,Squid,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Epic,0.09,5,110,26,64,0.82,,,,humboldt squid flash red and white while hunting in large groups. powerful beaks and grasping suckers handle fish and other squid.,inactive
+6601,ballyhoo,Surface ocean fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.5,0.05,1,2,5,0.98,,,,ballyhoo skim warm ocean surfaces with an extended lower jaw. tight schools scatter into quick leaps when predators strike.,inactive
+6602,houndfish,Surface ocean fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.5,10,11,25,0.88,,,,houndfish hunt near the surface with long jaws filled with fine teeth. powerful leaps can carry their narrow bodies far above the water.,inactive
+6603,tropical flyingfish,Surface ocean fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Forbidden,Any,Rare,0.35,0.05,1.5,10,22,0.94,,,,tropical flyingfish accelerate underwater before spreading enlarged fins above the surface. glides help them escape pursuing predators.,inactive
+6701,striped bass,Temperate coastal,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,4,1.5,8,7,7,0.9,,,,"striped bass split their lives between salt and fresh water, returning upriver to spawn. a long-lived striper may see three decades.",active
+6801,atlantic croaker,Temperate estuary,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Required,Any,Common,2.1,0.1,5,3,8,0.92,,,,atlantic croakers vibrate muscles against the swim bladder to make a croaking sound. chin barbels locate worms in sandy bays.,inactive
+6802,black drum,Temperate estuary,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.7,1,70,8,27,0.82,,,,black drum crush oysters and crabs with rounded throat teeth. large adults develop dark vertical bars that fade with age.,inactive
+6803,red drum,Temperate estuary,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Required,Any,Uncommon,0.75,1,45,8,23,0.84,,,,red drum use powerful tails to patrol surf and estuaries. one or more black spots near the tail may confuse predators about which end is the head.,inactive
+6804,striped mullet,Temperate estuary,Fresh Water | Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.5,0.3,8,3,8,0.92,,,,striped mullet leap clear of the water and travel in coastal schools. they graze algae and detritus with specialized digestive systems.,inactive
+6805,weakfish,Temperate estuary,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Rare,0.32,0.5,18,12,29,0.86,,,,weakfish are named for delicate mouth tissue that tears easily around a hook. iridescent spots scatter across their bronze backs.,inactive
+6806,white perch,Temperate estuary,Fresh Water | Salt Water,river,Any,Any,Any,Uncommon,1.1,0.2,3.5,5,11,0.9,,,,white perch tolerate fresh and brackish water along the atlantic coast. deep silver bodies gather in schools around river mouths.,inactive
+6807,yellowfin croaker,Temperate estuary,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,2,0.1,4,3,8,0.92,,,,yellowfin croakers search sandy surf zones with a small chin barbel. internal muscles produce croaks and drumming calls.,inactive
+6901,black rockfish,Temperate reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Common,1.7,0.3,10,4,11,0.9,,,,"black rockfish gather above reefs and kelp along the north pacific coast. like other rockfish, they give birth to live young.",inactive
+6902,black sea bass,Temperate reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,1.7,0.3,8,4,10,0.9,,,,"black sea bass shelter around reefs, piers, and wrecks. many begin life as female and later become male.",inactive
+6903,canary rockfish,Temperate reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.7,0.5,12,7,17,0.88,,,,canary rockfish glow orange-yellow over deep pacific reefs. these long-lived fish mature slowly and give birth to live young.,inactive
+6904,scup,Temperate reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.2,0.1,5,3,8,0.92,,,,"scup use small strong teeth to crush shellfish and other bottom prey. deep silver bodies gather around piers, reefs, and eelgrass.",inactive
+6905,sheepshead,Temperate reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.75,0.5,20,7,18,0.86,,,,sheepshead carry flat human-like front teeth for biting barnacles and crabs. dark bars cross their high silver bodies.,inactive
+6906,tautog,Temperate reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.5,20,7,18,0.86,,,,tautog pry mussels and crabs from rocky structure with thick lips and strong teeth. adults return to familiar shelters year after year.,inactive
+6907,yelloweye rockfish,Temperate reef fish,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Required,Epic,0.09,2,35,28,64,0.84,,,,yelloweye rockfish can live for more than a century on deep pacific reefs. bright golden eyes stand out against orange-red bodies.,inactive
+7001,lingcod,Temperate reef predators,Salt Water,ocean,Any,Any,Any,Rare,0.25,2,60,14,38,0.83,,,,"lingcod guard rocky dens and ambush fish with a huge tooth-lined mouth. despite the name, they are greenling relatives rather than cod.",inactive
+7101,milkfish,Tropical coastal fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Common,1.8,0.5,25,4,12,0.88,,,,milkfish graze algae and tiny organisms in warm coastal shallows. deeply forked tails drive large schools through lagoons and estuaries.,inactive
+7201,roosterfish,Tropical coastal predators,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Any,Epic,0.11,5,100,30,70,0.82,,,,roosterfish raise seven long dorsal spines while chasing prey through tropical surf. dark bands cross their sleek silver bodies.,inactive
+7301,atlantic tarpon,Tropical estuary,Fresh Water | Salt Water,ocean,Any,Required,Any,Epic,0.09,10,180,34,82,0.8,,,,atlantic tarpon gulp air with a lung-like swim bladder when coastal water runs low on oxygen. giant silver scales flash during leaps.,inactive
+7302,barramundi,Tropical estuary,Fresh Water | Salt Water,river,Night,Required,Any,Rare,0.24,2,45,15,38,0.84,,,,barramundi move between rivers and coasts and can breathe in low-oxygen water. many mature first as males and later become females.,inactive
+7303,common snook,Tropical estuary,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Required,Any,Rare,0.3,1,30,13,32,0.85,,,,common snook wait around mangrove roots and current seams to ambush prey. a bold black lateral line divides their silver flanks.,inactive
+7401,bonefish,Tropical flats fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Rare,0.25,0.5,15,13,31,0.86,,,,bonefish sweep tropical flats in silvery schools and root for buried prey. their speed and pale bodies make them difficult to follow in shallow water.,inactive
+7402,Florida pompano,Tropical flats fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Uncommon,0.85,0.5,9,7,16,0.88,,,,"florida pompano search warm surf for crabs, clams, and sand fleas. short blunt snouts lead into deep, silvery bodies.",inactive
+7403,ladyfish,Tropical flats fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Common,1.7,0.2,8,4,10,0.9,,,,ladyfish race through warm shallows after schooling prey and often leap when pursued. a deeply forked tail powers their slender bodies.,inactive
+7404,permit,Tropical flats fish,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Forbidden,Any,Epic,0.11,3,50,27,62,0.84,,,,permit browse tropical flats for crabs and shellfish with rubbery mouths. tall silver bodies carry long sickle-shaped dorsal and anal fins.,inactive
+7501,clown knifefish,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Required,Rare,0.25,1,25,16,38,0.86,,,,clown knifefish undulate one long belly fin to glide forward or backward. dark eye-like spots line their silver nocturnal bodies.,inactive
+7502,clown loach,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Required,Any,Rare,0.32,0.1,2,10,22,0.9,,,,clown loaches rest in groups and make clicking sounds while feeding. orange bodies carry three broad black bands and small eye spines.,inactive
+7503,discus,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Required,Epic,0.12,0.1,1,24,52,0.92,,,,"discus move through quiet amazon backwaters with round, flattened bodies. parents feed newly hatched young with nutrient-rich skin mucus.",inactive
+7504,freshwater angelfish,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.3,0.05,0.5,10,22,0.95,,,,freshwater angelfish slip between tall plants on narrow triangular bodies. long fins and vertical bars resemble stems and shadows.,inactive
+7505,giant gourami,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,lake,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.25,2,20,13,31,0.86,,,,giant gouramis breathe surface air through a specialized labyrinth organ. adults graze plants but also investigate insects and small animals.,inactive
+7506,Nile tilapia,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,lake,Day,Any,Any,Common,2.2,0.3,8,3,9,0.9,,,,nile tilapia thrive in warm lakes and rivers on a varied diet. females protect eggs and young inside their mouths.,inactive
+7507,oscar,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Uncommon,0.8,0.3,4,6,14,0.9,,,,oscars are large south american cichlids that recognize routines and defend territories. a tail eyespot may redirect attacks away from the head.,inactive
+7508,Siamese fighting fish,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,pond,Day,Required,Any,Uncommon,1,0.01,0.15,5,10,1,,,,siamese fighting fish breathe surface air with a labyrinth organ. males build bubble nests and guard the eggs beneath them.,inactive
+7509,tambaqui,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,river,Day,Required,Any,Epic,0.1,8,80,30,68,0.82,,,,tambaqui follow seasonal floods into forests to feed on fruit and seeds. strong square teeth crack tough plant material.,inactive
+7510,walking catfish,Tropical freshwater fish,Fresh Water,pond,Night,Required,Any,Rare,0.3,0.5,5,11,24,0.9,,,,walking catfish wriggle across wet ground using stiff pectoral spines for support. an air-breathing organ helps them survive the journey.,inactive
+7601,giant snakehead,Tropical freshwater predators,Fresh Water,river,Night,Any,Required,Epic,0.1,3,45,28,64,0.84,,,,giant snakeheads breathe air and guard schools of young near the surface. long bodies launch sudden attacks from flooded vegetation.,inactive
+7602,golden dorado,Tropical freshwater predators,Fresh Water,river,Day,Required,Any,Epic,0.1,5,55,29,66,0.82,,,,"golden dorado chase fish through powerful south american rivers. muscular tails, heavy jaws, and golden scales suit life in fast current.",inactive
+7603,golden mahseer,Tropical freshwater predators,Fresh Water,river,Day,Required,Any,Epic,0.09,8,90,32,72,0.82,,,,golden mahseer migrate through swift mountain rivers to reach spawning grounds. large scales shine bronze beneath reddish fins.,inactive
+7604,peacock bass,Tropical freshwater predators,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Any,Rare,0.25,1,25,15,36,0.84,,,,peacock bass are aggressive south american cichlids rather than true bass. adults guard nests and hunt fish in warm clear water.,inactive
+7605,red-bellied piranha,Tropical freshwater predators,Fresh Water,river,Any,Required,Any,Rare,0.3,0.2,4,12,27,0.9,,,,"red-bellied piranhas communicate with barks and drum-like sounds. schools provide protection as they search for fish, insects, and carrion.",inactive
+7606,silver arowana,Tropical freshwater predators,Fresh Water,river,Day,Any,Required,Epic,0.11,1,15,25,56,0.86,,,,silver arowanas patrol the surface with upturned mouths and long bodies. powerful jumps capture insects and small animals above the water.,inactive
+7701,blue whale,Whales and dolphins,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Legendary,0.005,100000,330000,120,300,0.72,,,,blue whales are the largest animals known to have lived. pleated throats expand around vast mouthfuls of water that baleen filters for krill.,inactive
+7702,common bottlenose dolphin,Whales and dolphins,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Forbidden,Legendary,0.012,330,1400,75,180,0.76,,,,"common bottlenose dolphins coordinate with whistles, clicks, and body signals. echolocation reveals prey hidden in dark or cloudy water.",inactive
+7703,humpback whale,Whales and dolphins,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Any,Required,Legendary,0.008,40000,90000,105,260,0.73,,,,humpback whales use long pectoral fins while turning and feeding. males produce layered songs that change across breeding seasons.,inactive
+7704,killer whale,Whales and dolphins,Salt Water,ocean,Day,Required,Any,Legendary,0.008,3000,12000,95,230,0.74,,,,killer whales live in close family groups with distinct calls and hunting traditions. different populations specialize in different prey.,inactive
+7705,sperm whale,Whales and dolphins,Salt Water,ocean,Night,Any,Required,Legendary,0.006,15000,125000,115,280,0.72,,,,sperm whales make deep dives to hunt squid with powerful echolocation clicks. their enormous square heads contain a waxy spermaceti organ.,inactive

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+102,sturgeon_lake,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/sturgeon_lake/sturgeon_lake.tres,,common
+103,gar_longnose,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/gar_longnose/gar_longnose.tres,,common
+104,paddlefish,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/paddlefish/paddlefish.tres,,common
+105,sturgeon_shovelnose,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/sturgeon_shovelnose/sturgeon_shovelnose.tres,,common
+106,gar_spotted,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/gar_spotted/gar_spotted.tres,,common
+107,lungfish_west_african,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/lungfish_west_african/lungfish_west_african.tres,,common
+201,mudskipper_atlantic,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/mudskipper_atlantic/mudskipper_atlantic.tres,,common
+202,foureyes_largescale,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/foureyes_largescale/foureyes_largescale.tres,,common
+301,mullet_red,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/mullet_red/mullet_red.tres,,common
+401,plaice_european,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/plaice_european/plaice_european.tres,,common
+402,flounder_summer,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/flounder_summer/flounder_summer.tres,,common
+403,flounder_winter,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/flounder_winter/flounder_winter.tres,,common
+501,dugong,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/dugong/dugong.tres,,common
+502,seal_harbor,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/seal_harbor/seal_harbor.tres,,common
+503,sea_otter,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/sea_otter/sea_otter.tres,,common
+504,walrus,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/walrus/walrus.tres,,common
+505,manatee_west_indian,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/manatee_west_indian/manatee_west_indian.tres,,common
+601,pipefish_bay,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/pipefish_bay/pipefish_bay.tres,,common
+602,seahorse_lined,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/seahorse_lined/seahorse_lined.tres,,common
+603,monkfish,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/monkfish/monkfish.tres,,common
+604,tripletail,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/tripletail/tripletail.tres,,common
+701,mackerel_atlantic,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/mackerel_atlantic/mackerel_atlantic.tres,res://fish/species/mackerel_atlantic/fish_mackerel_atlantic.png,common
+702,bluefish,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/bluefish/bluefish.tres,,common
+703,mackerel_cero,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/mackerel_cero/mackerel_cero.tres,res://fish/species/mackerel_cero/fish_mackerel_cero.png,common
+704,mackerel_chub,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/mackerel_chub/mackerel_chub.tres,res://fish/species/mackerel_chub/fish_mackerel_chub.png,common
+705,jack_crevalle,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/jack_crevalle/jack_crevalle.tres,,common
+706,mackerel_king,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/mackerel_king/mackerel_king.tres,res://fish/species/mackerel_king/fish_mackerel_king.png,common
+707,mackerel_spanish,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/mackerel_spanish/mackerel_spanish.tres,res://fish/species/mackerel_spanish/fish_mackerel_spanish.png,common
+708,queenfish_talang,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/queenfish_talang/queenfish_talang.tres,,common
+801,sand_lance_american,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/sand_lance_american/sand_lance_american.tres,,common
+802,menhaden_atlantic,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/menhaden_atlantic/menhaden_atlantic.tres,,common
+803,pomfret_black,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/pomfret_black/pomfret_black.tres,res://fish/species/pomfret_black/fish_pomfret_black.png,common
+804,pomfret_chinese,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/pomfret_chinese/pomfret_chinese.tres,res://fish/species/pomfret_chinese/fish_pomfret_chinese.png,common
+805,anchovy_european,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/anchovy_european/anchovy_european.tres,res://fish/species/anchovy_european/fish_anchovy_european.png,common
+806,sardine_european,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/sardine_european/sardine_european.tres,,common
+807,pomfret_golden,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/pomfret_golden/pomfret_golden.tres,res://fish/species/pomfret_golden/fish_pomfret_golden.png,common
+808,anchovy_northern,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/anchovy_northern/anchovy_northern.tres,res://fish/species/anchovy_northern/fish_anchovy_northern.png,common
+809,sardine_pacific,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/sardine_pacific/sardine_pacific.tres,,common
+810,pomfret_white,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/pomfret_white/pomfret_white.tres,res://fish/species/pomfret_white/fish_pomfret_white.png,common
+901,shark_blacktip,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/shark_blacktip/shark_blacktip.tres,,common
+902,shark_great_hammerhead,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/shark_great_hammerhead/shark_great_hammerhead.tres,,common
+903,shark_great_white,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/shark_great_white/shark_great_white.tres,,common
+904,shark_tiger,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/shark_tiger/shark_tiger.tres,,common
+905,shark_whale,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/shark_whale/shark_whale.tres,,common
+1001,burbot,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/burbot/burbot.tres,,common
+1002,cisco,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/cisco/cisco.tres,,common
+1003,whitefish_lake,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/whitefish_lake/whitefish_lake.tres,,common
+1101,char_arctic,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/char_arctic/char_arctic.tres,,common
+1102,grayling_arctic,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/grayling_arctic/grayling_arctic.tres,,common
+1103,trout_brown,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/trout_brown/trout_brown.tres,,common
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+5606,cornetfish_red,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/cornetfish_red/cornetfish_red.tres,,common
+5607,porcupinefish_spotted,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/porcupinefish_spotted/porcupinefish_spotted.tres,,common
+5608,boxfish_yellow,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/boxfish_yellow/boxfish_yellow.tres,,common
+5701,butterflyfish_copperband,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/butterflyfish_copperband/butterflyfish_copperband.tres,,common
+5702,clownfish_ocellaris,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/clownfish_ocellaris/clownfish_ocellaris.tres,,common
+5703,angelfish_queen,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/angelfish_queen/angelfish_queen.tres,,common
+5801,grouper_atlantic_goliath,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/grouper_atlantic_goliath/grouper_atlantic_goliath.tres,,common
+5802,trevally_bluefin,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/trevally_bluefin/trevally_bluefin.tres,,common
+5803,grouper_giant,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/grouper_giant/grouper_giant.tres,,common
+5804,barracuda_great,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/barracuda_great/barracuda_great.tres,,common
+5805,grouper_gulf,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/grouper_gulf/grouper_gulf.tres,res://fish/species/grouper_gulf/fish_grouper_gulf.png,common
+5806,grouper_nassau,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/grouper_nassau/grouper_nassau.tres,,common
+5807,grouper_red,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/grouper_red/grouper_red.tres,res://fish/species/grouper_red/fish_grouper_red.png,common
+5901,chromis_blue_green,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/chromis_blue_green/chromis_blue_green.tres,,common
+5902,grunt_bluestriped,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/grunt_bluestriped/grunt_bluestriped.tres,,common
+5903,grunt_french,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/grunt_french/grunt_french.tres,,common
+5904,damselfish_sergeant_major,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/damselfish_sergeant_major/damselfish_sergeant_major.tres,,common
+6001,snapper_lane,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/snapper_lane/snapper_lane.tres,res://fish/species/snapper_lane/fish_snapper_lane.png,common
+6002,snapper_mangrove,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/snapper_mangrove/snapper_mangrove.tres,res://fish/species/snapper_mangrove/fish_snapper_mangrove.png,common
+6003,snapper_mutton,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/snapper_mutton/snapper_mutton.tres,res://fish/species/snapper_mutton/fish_snapper_mutton.png,common
+6004,snapper_red,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/snapper_red/snapper_red.tres,res://fish/species/snapper_red/fish_snapper_red.png,common
+6101,wrasse_ballan,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/wrasse_ballan/wrasse_ballan.tres,,common
+6102,wrasse_cleaner,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/wrasse_cleaner/wrasse_cleaner.tres,,common
+6103,hogfish,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/hogfish/hogfish.tres,,common
+6201,turtle_green,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/turtle_green/turtle_green.tres,,common
+6202,turtle_hawksbill,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/turtle_hawksbill/turtle_hawksbill.tres,,common
+6203,turtle_leatherback,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/turtle_leatherback/turtle_leatherback.tres,,common
+6204,turtle_loggerhead,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/turtle_loggerhead/turtle_loggerhead.tres,,common
+6301,seadragon_leafy,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/seadragon_leafy/seadragon_leafy.tres,,common
+6302,seadragon_weedy,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/seadragon_weedy/seadragon_weedy.tres,,common
+6401,oyster_black_lip_pearl,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/oyster_black_lip_pearl/oyster_black_lip_pearl.tres,,common
+6402,clam_giant,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/clam_giant/clam_giant.tres,,common
+6403,clam_geoduck,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/clam_geoduck/clam_geoduck.tres,,common
+6404,conch_queen,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/conch_queen/conch_queen.tres,,common
+6405,abalone_red,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/abalone_red/abalone_red.tres,,common
+6501,squid_bigfin_reef,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/squid_bigfin_reef/squid_bigfin_reef.tres,,common
+6502,squid_colossal,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/squid_colossal/squid_colossal.tres,,common
+6503,squid_giant,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/squid_giant/squid_giant.tres,,common
+6504,squid_humboldt,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/squid_humboldt/squid_humboldt.tres,,common
+6601,halfbeak_ballyhoo,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/halfbeak_ballyhoo/halfbeak_ballyhoo.tres,,common
+6602,needlefish_hound,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/needlefish_hound/needlefish_hound.tres,,common
+6603,flyingfish_tropical,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/flyingfish_tropical/flyingfish_tropical.tres,,common
+6701,bass,implemented,active,complete,res://fish/species/bass/bass.tres,res://fish/species/bass/fish_bass_striped.png,bass
+6801,croaker_atlantic,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/croaker_atlantic/croaker_atlantic.tres,,common
+6802,black_drum,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/black_drum/black_drum.tres,,common
+6803,red_drum,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/red_drum/red_drum.tres,,common
+6804,mullet_striped,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/mullet_striped/mullet_striped.tres,,common
+6805,weakfish,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/weakfish/weakfish.tres,,common
+6806,white_perch,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/white_perch/white_perch.tres,,common
+6807,croaker_yellowfin,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/croaker_yellowfin/croaker_yellowfin.tres,,common
+6901,rockfish_black,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/rockfish_black/rockfish_black.tres,,common
+6902,sea_bass_black,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/sea_bass_black/sea_bass_black.tres,,common
+6903,rockfish_canary,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/rockfish_canary/rockfish_canary.tres,,common
+6904,porgy_scup,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/porgy_scup/porgy_scup.tres,,common
+6905,sheepshead,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/sheepshead/sheepshead.tres,,common
+6906,tautog,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/tautog/tautog.tres,,common
+6907,rockfish_yelloweye,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/rockfish_yelloweye/rockfish_yelloweye.tres,,common
+7001,lingcod,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/lingcod/lingcod.tres,,common
+7101,milkfish,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/milkfish/milkfish.tres,,common
+7201,roosterfish,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/roosterfish/roosterfish.tres,,common
+7301,tarpon_atlantic,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/tarpon_atlantic/tarpon_atlantic.tres,,common
+7302,barramundi,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/barramundi/barramundi.tres,,common
+7303,snook_common,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/snook_common/snook_common.tres,,common
+7401,bonefish,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/bonefish/bonefish.tres,,common
+7402,pompano_florida,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/pompano_florida/pompano_florida.tres,,common
+7403,ladyfish,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/ladyfish/ladyfish.tres,,common
+7404,permit,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/permit/permit.tres,,common
+7501,knifefish_clown,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/knifefish_clown/knifefish_clown.tres,,common
+7502,loach_clown,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/loach_clown/loach_clown.tres,,common
+7503,discus,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/discus/discus.tres,,common
+7504,angelfish_freshwater,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/angelfish_freshwater/angelfish_freshwater.tres,,common
+7505,gourami_giant,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/gourami_giant/gourami_giant.tres,,common
+7506,tilapia_nile,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/tilapia_nile/tilapia_nile.tres,,common
+7507,oscar,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/oscar/oscar.tres,,common
+7508,betta_siamese,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/betta_siamese/betta_siamese.tres,,common
+7509,tambaqui,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/tambaqui/tambaqui.tres,,common
+7510,catfish_walking,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/catfish_walking/catfish_walking.tres,,common
+7601,snakehead_giant,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/snakehead_giant/snakehead_giant.tres,,common
+7602,dorado_golden,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/dorado_golden/dorado_golden.tres,,common
+7603,mahseer_golden,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/mahseer_golden/mahseer_golden.tres,,common
+7604,peacock_bass,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/peacock_bass/peacock_bass.tres,,common
+7605,piranha_red_bellied,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/piranha_red_bellied/piranha_red_bellied.tres,,common
+7606,arowana_silver,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/arowana_silver/arowana_silver.tres,,common
+7701,whale_blue,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/whale_blue/whale_blue.tres,,common
+7702,dolphin_bottlenose,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/dolphin_bottlenose/dolphin_bottlenose.tres,,common
+7703,whale_humpback,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/whale_humpback/whale_humpback.tres,,common
+7704,whale_killer,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/whale_killer/whale_killer.tres,,common
+7705,whale_sperm,implemented,inactive,missing icon,res://fish/species/whale_sperm/whale_sperm.tres,,common

economy/art_shop_stock.gd

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ static func get_display_name(product_id: StringName) -> String:
 
 static func get_description(product_id: StringName) -> String:
 	if product_id == ART_KIT_ITEM_ID:
-		return "Press P in the game world to paint!"
+		return "Select the Art Kit in the Hotbar to paint."
 	var color_id: StringName = PlayerArtUnlocks.color_id_for_product(product_id)
 	if not color_id.is_empty():
 		return "Unlocks this marker color in the Paint UI."

economy/buyers/pelicans.tres

@@ -9,4 +9,4 @@ display_name = "pelicans"
 animal_name_singular = "pelican"
 animal_name_plural = "pelicans"
 payout_multiplier = 0.25
-sale_message_template = "You sold your {fish} to the pelicans for ${payout}."
+sale_message_template = "You sold your {fish} to the pelicans."

economy/fish_buyer_profile.gd

@@ -53,8 +53,7 @@ func get_sale_message(
 	var buyer_name: String = animal_name_plural
 	if buyer_name.is_empty():
 		buyer_name = display_name
-	return "you sold your %s to the %s for $%d." % [
+	return "you sold your %s to the %s." % [
 		fish_name,
 		buyer_name,
-		payout,
 	]

economy/fish_sale_service.gd

@@ -165,9 +165,10 @@ func _validate_batch(
 			result.payout
 		)
 	else:
-		result.sale_message = "you sold %d fish to the %s for $%d." % [
+		result.sale_message = (
+			"you sold %d fish to the %s." % [
 			result.fish_count,
 			result.buyer_animal_name,
-			result.payout,
 			]
+		)
 	return result

economy/fishing_shop_stock.gd

@@ -3,10 +3,12 @@ extends RefCounted
 
 const ItemCatalogType = preload("res://items/item_catalog.gd")
 const ItemDataType = preload("res://items/item_data.gd")
+const FishingRodDataType = preload("res://items/fishing_rod_data.gd")
 const PlayerBagType = preload("res://inventory/player_bag.gd")
 const PlayerWalletType = preload("res://economy/player_wallet.gd")
 const WORM_MAX_STACK: int = 10
 const FISH_FINDER_ID: StringName = &"fish_finder"
+const MAGNET_ID: StringName = &"magnet"
 const BATTERIES_ID: StringName = &"batteries"
 
 const ITEM_PRICES: Dictionary[StringName, int] = {
@@ -22,6 +24,7 @@ const ITEM_PRICES: Dictionary[StringName, int] = {
 	&"energy_drink": 35,
 	&"snack": 30,
 	FISH_FINDER_ID: 500,
+	MAGNET_ID: 250,
 	BATTERIES_ID: 15,
 }
 const BAIT_UNLOCK_PRICES: Dictionary[StringName, int] = {
@@ -42,6 +45,7 @@ const ITEM_ORDER: Array[StringName] = [
 	&"luminous_roe",
 	&"the_standby",
 	FISH_FINDER_ID,
+	MAGNET_ID,
 	&"coffee",
 	&"energy_drink",
 	&"snack",
@@ -57,6 +61,25 @@ static func get_stock_item_ids() -> Array[StringName]:
 	return ITEM_ORDER.duplicate()
 
 
+static func get_rod_stock(
+	catalog: ItemCatalogType,
+) -> Array[FishingRodDataType]:
+	var rods: Array[FishingRodDataType] = []
+	if catalog == null:
+		return rods
+	for item: ItemDataType in catalog.get_available_items():
+		var rod := item as FishingRodDataType
+		if rod != null and rod.is_shop_available():
+			rods.append(rod)
+	rods.sort_custom(
+		func(left: FishingRodDataType, right: FishingRodDataType) -> bool:
+			if left.shop_order == right.shop_order:
+				return str(left.item_id) < str(right.item_id)
+			return left.shop_order < right.shop_order
+	)
+	return rods
+
+
 static func get_unlock_price(item_id: StringName) -> int:
 	return BAIT_UNLOCK_PRICES.get(item_id, -1)
 
@@ -81,7 +104,12 @@ static func is_permanent_unlock(
 ) -> bool:
 	return (
 		item != null
-		and (item.is_lure() or item_id == FISH_FINDER_ID)
+		and (
+			item.is_lure()
+			or item_id == FISH_FINDER_ID
+			or item_id == MAGNET_ID
+			or item is FishingRodDataType
+		)
 	)
 
 
@@ -111,6 +139,8 @@ static func purchase_one(
 	if wallet == null or bag == null or catalog == null:
 		return false
 	var item: ItemDataType = catalog.get_item_by_id(item_id)
+	if item == null or not item.is_available():
+		return false
 	var bait_topoff: bool = is_bait_topoff(item_id)
 	var permanent_unlock: bool = is_permanent_unlock(item_id, item)
 	var quantity: int = get_purchase_quantity(
@@ -118,15 +148,20 @@ static func purchase_one(
 		bag.get_quantity(item_id),
 		item.max_stack if item != null else WORM_MAX_STACK,
 	)
-	var price: int = get_purchase_cost(
+	var rod := item as FishingRodDataType
+	var price: int = (
+		rod.shop_price
+		if rod != null
+		else get_purchase_cost(
 			item_id,
 			quantity,
 			bag.is_bait_unlocked(item_id),
 		)
+	)
 	if (
 		price < 0
-		or item == null
-		or not item.is_valid()
+		or not item.is_available()
+		or (rod != null and not rod.is_shop_available())
 		or (
 			item.category != ItemDataType.Category.CONSUMABLE
 			and not bait_topoff

export_presets.cfg

@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ advanced_options=false
 dedicated_server=false
 custom_features=""
 export_filter="all_resources"
-include_filter=""
-exclude_filter="builds/*,playtest/*,scripts/*"
-export_path="builds/v0.6.7-alpha/windows-x86_64/NETfishing.exe"
+include_filter="LICENSE,ASSET-LICENSE.md,TRADEMARKS.md,docs/ATTRIBUTION.md,ui/fonts/*LICENSE.txt"
+exclude_filter="builds/*,scripts/*"
+export_path="builds/v0.7.1-alpha/windows-x86_64/NETfishing.exe"
 patches=PackedStringArray()
 encryption_include_filters=""
 encryption_exclude_filters=""
@@ -35,13 +35,13 @@ application/modify_resources=true
 application/icon="res://art/exported/system_icons/netfishing.ico"
 application/console_wrapper_icon=""
 application/icon_interpolation=4
-application/file_version="0.6.7.0"
-application/product_version="0.6.7.0"
-application/company_name=""
+application/file_version="0.7.1.0"
+application/product_version="0.7.1.0"
+application/company_name="Woofmeow"
 application/product_name="NETfishing"
-application/file_description="NETfishing v0.6.7-alpha"
-application/copyright=""
-application/trademarks=""
+application/file_description="NETfishing v0.7.1-alpha"
+application/copyright="Copyright © 2026 Woofmeow"
+application/trademarks="NETfishing and Woofmeow branding is reserved; see TRADEMARKS.md"
 application/export_angle=0
 ssh_remote_deploy/enabled=false
 ssh_remote_deploy/host="user@host_ip"
@@ -60,9 +60,9 @@ advanced_options=false
 dedicated_server=false
 custom_features=""
 export_filter="all_resources"
-include_filter=""
-exclude_filter="builds/*,playtest/*,scripts/*"
-export_path="builds/v0.6.7-alpha/linux-arm64/NETfishing.arm64"
+include_filter="LICENSE,ASSET-LICENSE.md,TRADEMARKS.md,docs/ATTRIBUTION.md,ui/fonts/*LICENSE.txt"
+exclude_filter="builds/*,scripts/*"
+export_path="builds/v0.7.1-alpha/linux-arm64/NETfishing.arm64"
 patches=PackedStringArray()
 encryption_include_filters=""
 encryption_exclude_filters=""
@@ -90,9 +90,9 @@ advanced_options=false
 dedicated_server=false
 custom_features=""
 export_filter="all_resources"
-include_filter=""
-exclude_filter="builds/*,playtest/*,scripts/*"
-export_path="builds/v0.6.7-alpha/macos/NETfishing.zip"
+include_filter="LICENSE,ASSET-LICENSE.md,TRADEMARKS.md,docs/ATTRIBUTION.md,ui/fonts/*LICENSE.txt"
+exclude_filter="builds/*,scripts/*"
+export_path="builds/v0.7.1-alpha/macos/NETfishing.zip"
 patches=PackedStringArray()
 encryption_include_filters=""
 encryption_exclude_filters=""
@@ -108,8 +108,8 @@ custom_template/release=""
 application/bundle_identifier="io.woofmeow.netfishing"
 application/icon="res://art/exported/system_icons/netfishing_1024.png"
 application/icon_interpolation=0
-application/short_version="0.6.7"
-application/version="0.6.7"
+application/short_version="0.7.1"
+application/version="0.7.1"
 application/architecture="universal"
 codesign/enable=false
 notarization/enable=false
@@ -123,9 +123,9 @@ advanced_options=false
 dedicated_server=true
 custom_features=""
 export_filter="all_resources"
-include_filter=""
-exclude_filter="builds/*,playtest/*,scripts/*,tests/*"
-export_path="builds/v0.6.7-alpha/server-linux-x86_64/NETfishingServer.x86_64"
+include_filter="LICENSE,ASSET-LICENSE.md,TRADEMARKS.md,docs/ATTRIBUTION.md,ui/fonts/*LICENSE.txt"
+exclude_filter="builds/*,scripts/*,tests/*"
+export_path="builds/v0.7.1-alpha/server-linux-x86_64/NETfishingServer.x86_64"
 patches=PackedStringArray()
 encryption_include_filters=""
 encryption_exclude_filters=""
@@ -153,9 +153,9 @@ advanced_options=false
 dedicated_server=false
 custom_features=""
 export_filter="all_resources"
-include_filter=""
-exclude_filter="builds/*,playtest/*,scripts/*"
-export_path="builds/v0.6.7-alpha/android/NETfishing.apk"
+include_filter="LICENSE,ASSET-LICENSE.md,TRADEMARKS.md,docs/ATTRIBUTION.md,ui/fonts/*LICENSE.txt"
+exclude_filter="builds/*,scripts/*"
+export_path="builds/v0.7.1-alpha/android/NETfishing.apk"
 patches=PackedStringArray()
 encryption_include_filters=""
 encryption_exclude_filters=""
@@ -176,8 +176,8 @@ architectures/armeabi-v7a=false
 architectures/arm64-v8a=true
 architectures/x86=false
 architectures/x86_64=false
-version/code=60700
-version/name="v0.6.7-alpha"
+version/code=70100
+version/name="v0.7.1-alpha"
 package/unique_name="io.woofmeow.netfishing"
 package/name="NETfishing"
 package/signed=true
@@ -212,9 +212,9 @@ advanced_options=false
 dedicated_server=false
 custom_features=""
 export_filter="all_resources"
-include_filter=""
-exclude_filter="builds/*,playtest/*,scripts/*"
-export_path="builds/v0.6.7-alpha/linux-x86_64/NETfishing.x86_64"
+include_filter="LICENSE,ASSET-LICENSE.md,TRADEMARKS.md,docs/ATTRIBUTION.md,ui/fonts/*LICENSE.txt"
+exclude_filter="builds/*,scripts/*"
+export_path="builds/v0.7.1-alpha/linux-x86_64/NETfishing.x86_64"
 patches=PackedStringArray()
 encryption_include_filters=""
 encryption_exclude_filters=""

fish/fish_data.gd

@@ -26,14 +26,21 @@ enum Rarity {
 
 @export var id: StringName
 @export var display_name: String
+@export_category("Developer Catalog")
+## Disabled species remain resolvable for saves but cannot be newly selected.
+@export var active: bool = true
+@export_range(1, 999999, 1) var catalog_number: int = 1
+@export var collection_group: StringName
+@export_multiline var logbook_fact: String
+@export_category("Fishing")
 @export_flags("Fresh Water", "Salt Water")
 var allowed_water_types: int = WaterType.ALL_FISHABLE_MASK
 @export var rarity: Rarity = Rarity.COMMON
 @export_range(0.0, 1000.0, 0.01) var base_catch_weight: float = 1.0
 @export var catch_profile: CatchDifficultyProfileType
 @export var availability: FishAvailabilityType
-@export_range(0.01, 1000.0, 0.01) var weight_min_lb: float = 0.5
-@export_range(0.01, 1000.0, 0.01) var weight_max_lb: float = 1.0
+@export_range(0.001, 500000.0, 0.001) var weight_min_lb: float = 0.5
+@export_range(0.001, 500000.0, 0.001) var weight_max_lb: float = 1.0
 # Retained in resource files for compatibility with existing authored data;
 # runtime presentation is derived from absolute weight below.
 @export_range(0.01, 20.0, 0.01) var display_scale_min: float = 0.8
@@ -47,7 +54,8 @@ var allowed_water_types: int = WaterType.ALL_FISHABLE_MASK
 
 func is_selectable() -> bool:
 	return (
-		not id.is_empty()
+		active
+		and not id.is_empty()
 		and base_catch_weight > 0.0
 		and catch_profile != null
 		and weight_min_lb > 0.0
@@ -74,7 +82,7 @@ func get_primary_water_type() -> WaterType.Type:
 
 
 func get_minimum_weight() -> float:
-	return maxf(weight_min_lb, 0.01)
+	return maxf(weight_min_lb, 0.001)
 
 
 func get_maximum_weight() -> float:

fish/fish_quality.gd

@@ -23,16 +23,11 @@ const MINNOW_ROLL_WEIGHTS: Array[float] = [34.0, 27.0, 20.0, 13.0, 6.0]
 const SARDINE_ROLL_WEIGHTS: Array[float] = [25.0, 28.0, 23.0, 16.0, 8.0]
 const LUMINOUS_ROE_ROLL_WEIGHTS: Array[float] = [16.0, 26.0, 26.0, 20.0, 12.0]
 const SALE_MULTIPLIERS: Array[float] = [1.0, 1.1, 1.25, 1.5, 2.0]
-# Legacy profile multiplier retained for serialized/profile compatibility.
-# New encounters use the weighted quality/rarity/weight bands below.
+# Legacy multiplier helpers remain available for compatibility. New encounters
+# roll directly within the authored quality bands below.
 const BARRIER_HEALTH_MULTIPLIERS: Array[float] = [1.0, 1.25, 1.6, 2.2, 3.25]
-# Barrier health is weighted 70% by quality, 20% by rarity, and 10% by the
-# catch's position in its authored weight range.  The upper bounds define the
-# intended per-barrier challenge bands; a small seeded variance keeps barriers
-# from feeling identical without crossing those bands.
-const BARRIER_QUALITY_WEIGHT: float = 0.70
-const BARRIER_RARITY_WEIGHT: float = 0.20
-const BARRIER_WEIGHT_WEIGHT: float = 0.10
+# Inclusive per-barrier health bands authored for each quality tier. Encounter
+# generation rolls uniformly across the selected tier's complete band.
 const BARRIER_HEALTH_MINIMUMS: Array[int] = [1, 10, 50, 100, 200]
 const BARRIER_HEALTH_MAXIMUMS: Array[int] = [9, 50, 100, 200, 400]
 const DISPLAY_NAMES: PackedStringArray = [
@@ -89,32 +84,26 @@ static func apply_barrier_health(base_health: int, quality: int) -> int:
 	)
 
 
-static func barrier_health_for_catch(
-	quality: int,
-	rarity: int,
-	weight_percentile: float,
-	variance: float = 1.0,
-) -> int:
+static func barrier_health_range(quality: int) -> Vector2i:
 	var safe_quality: int = (
 		quality if is_valid(quality) else Tier.BORING
 	)
-	var safe_rarity: float = clampf(float(rarity) / 4.0, 0.0, 1.0)
-	var safe_weight: float = clampf(weight_percentile, 0.0, 1.0)
-	var weighted_health: float = float(BARRIER_HEALTH_MAXIMUMS[safe_quality]) * (
-		BARRIER_QUALITY_WEIGHT
-		+ BARRIER_RARITY_WEIGHT * safe_rarity
-		+ BARRIER_WEIGHT_WEIGHT * safe_weight
-	)
-	var varied_health: int = roundi(
-		weighted_health * clampf(variance, 0.8, 1.2)
-	)
-	return clampi(
-		varied_health,
+	return Vector2i(
 		BARRIER_HEALTH_MINIMUMS[safe_quality],
 		BARRIER_HEALTH_MAXIMUMS[safe_quality],
 	)
 
 
+static func roll_barrier_health(
+	rng: RandomNumberGenerator,
+	quality: int,
+) -> int:
+	var health_range: Vector2i = barrier_health_range(quality)
+	if rng == null:
+		return health_range.x
+	return rng.randi_range(health_range.x, health_range.y)
+
+
 static func roll(
 	rng: RandomNumberGenerator,
 	weight_multipliers: Array[float] = [],

fish/fish_selector.gd

@@ -7,10 +7,12 @@ const FishDataType = preload("res://fish/fish_data.gd")
 const FishPoolType = preload("res://fish/fish_pool.gd")
 const FishQualityType = preload("res://fish/fish_quality.gd")
 const FishingContextType = preload("res://fishing/fishing_context.gd")
+const FishingRodDataType = preload("res://items/fishing_rod_data.gd")
 
 var undiscovered_weight_multiplier: float = 1.5
 var rarity_weight_multipliers: Array[float] = []
 var quality_weight_multipliers: Array[float] = []
+var active_rod: FishingRodDataType
 var use_deterministic_test_seed: bool = false
 var deterministic_test_seed: int = 24680
 var selection_seed: int = 0
@@ -55,8 +57,16 @@ func select_fish(
 		# quality and rarity bands globally; required tags remain authoritative.
 		if not collection_log.has_discovered(fish.id):
 			final_weight *= maxf(undiscovered_weight_multiplier, 0.0)
+			if active_rod != null:
+				final_weight *= maxf(
+					active_rod.undiscovered_weight_multiplier,
+					0.0,
+				)
 		if fish.rarity >= 0 and fish.rarity < rarity_weight_multipliers.size():
 			final_weight *= maxf(rarity_weight_multipliers[fish.rarity], 0.0)
+		if active_rod != null:
+			final_weight *= active_rod.get_rarity_multiplier(fish.rarity)
+			final_weight *= active_rod.get_affinity_multiplier(fish, context)
 		if final_weight <= 0.0:
 			continue
 		all_fish.append(fish)
@@ -87,6 +97,8 @@ func _roll_rarity(context: FishingContextType) -> int:
 	for index: int in range(weights.size()):
 		if index < rarity_weight_multipliers.size():
 			weights[index] *= maxf(rarity_weight_multipliers[index], 0.0)
+		if active_rod != null:
+			weights[index] *= active_rod.get_rarity_multiplier(index)
 	var total: float = 0.0
 	for weight: float in weights:
 		total += weight
@@ -107,9 +119,13 @@ func create_catch(fish: FishDataType, bait_tags: Array[StringName] = []) -> Fish
 	caught_fish.fish = fish
 	caught_fish.fish_id = fish.id
 	caught_fish.ensure_identity()
-	caught_fish.weight_lb = _rng.randf_range(
+	var weight_roll: float = _biased_unit_roll(
+		active_rod.weight_roll_bias if active_rod != null else 0.0
+	)
+	caught_fish.weight_lb = lerpf(
 		fish.get_minimum_weight(),
-		fish.get_maximum_weight()
+		fish.get_maximum_weight(),
+		weight_roll,
 	)
 	caught_fish.display_scale = fish.get_display_scale_for_weight(
 		caught_fish.weight_lb
@@ -118,6 +134,11 @@ func create_catch(fish: FishDataType, bait_tags: Array[StringName] = []) -> Fish
 	var quality_multipliers: Array[float] = FishQualityType.roll_weights_for_bait(effective_bait)
 	for quality: int in range(mini(quality_multipliers.size(), quality_weight_multipliers.size())):
 		quality_multipliers[quality] *= maxf(quality_weight_multipliers[quality], 0.0)
+	for quality: int in range(quality_multipliers.size()):
+		if active_rod != null:
+			quality_multipliers[quality] *= active_rod.get_quality_multiplier(
+				quality
+			)
 	caught_fish.quality = FishQualityType.roll(
 		_rng,
 		quality_multipliers,
@@ -127,3 +148,14 @@ func create_catch(fish: FishDataType, bait_tags: Array[StringName] = []) -> Fish
 		caught_fish.quality,
 	)
 	return caught_fish
+
+
+func _biased_unit_roll(bias: float) -> float:
+	var roll: float = _rng.randf()
+	var safe_bias: float = clampf(bias, -0.5, 0.5)
+	if is_zero_approx(safe_bias):
+		return roll
+	var exponent: float = 1.0 / (1.0 + absf(safe_bias) * 2.0)
+	if safe_bias > 0.0:
+		return pow(roll, exponent)
+	return 1.0 - pow(1.0 - roll, exponent)

fish/species/abalone_red/abalone_red.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"abalone_red"
+display_name = "red abalone"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 6405
+collection_group = &"Shellfish"
+logbook_fact = "red abalones cling to pacific rocks with broad muscular feet. rows of shell holes release water that has passed over the gills."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 3
+base_catch_weight = 0.09
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.2
+weight_max_lb = 12.0
+sell_value_min = 24
+sell_value_max = 56
+sell_value_curve = 0.88

fish/species/amberjack_greater/amberjack_greater.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"amberjack_greater"
+display_name = "greater amberjack"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 3604
+collection_group = &"Large coastal predators"
+logbook_fact = "greater amberjacks circle reefs, wrecks, and offshore platforms. a dark stripe crosses the eye of their sturdy torpedo-shaped bodies."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.25
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 5.0
+weight_max_lb = 90.0
+sell_value_min = 15
+sell_value_max = 42
+sell_value_curve = 0.82

fish/species/amberjack_lesser/amberjack_lesser.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"amberjack_lesser"
+display_name = "lesser amberjack"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 3605
+collection_group = &"Large coastal predators"
+logbook_fact = "lesser amberjacks school around deep reefs and floating objects. an enlarged eye suits their preference for dimmer water."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 1
+base_catch_weight = 0.75
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 1.0
+weight_max_lb = 20.0
+sell_value_min = 7
+sell_value_max = 18
+sell_value_curve = 0.86

fish/species/anchovy_european/anchovy_european.tres

@@ -13,6 +13,10 @@ allowed_location_tags = Array[StringName]([&"ocean"])
 script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
 id = &"anchovy_european"
 display_name = "european anchovy"
+active = true
+catalog_number = 805
+collection_group = &"Coastal schooling fish"
+logbook_fact = "european anchovies form dense schools and feed by filtering tiny plankton from coastal water."
 allowed_water_types = 2
 base_catch_weight = 0.5
 catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")

fish/species/anchovy_northern/anchovy_northern.tres

@@ -13,6 +13,10 @@ allowed_location_tags = Array[StringName]([&"ocean"])
 script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
 id = &"anchovy_northern"
 display_name = "northern anchovy"
+active = true
+catalog_number = 808
+collection_group = &"Coastal schooling fish"
+logbook_fact = "northern anchovies gather in huge schools along the pacific coast and filter plankton with their fine gill rakers."
 allowed_water_types = 2
 base_catch_weight = 0.5
 catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")

fish/species/angelfish_freshwater/angelfish_freshwater.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"angelfish_freshwater"
+display_name = "freshwater angelfish"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 7504
+collection_group = &"Tropical freshwater fish"
+logbook_fact = "freshwater angelfish slip between tall plants on narrow triangular bodies. long fins and vertical bars resemble stems and shadows."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.3
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.05
+weight_max_lb = 0.5
+sell_value_min = 10
+sell_value_max = 22
+sell_value_curve = 0.95

fish/species/angelfish_queen/angelfish_queen.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"angelfish_queen"
+display_name = "queen angelfish"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 5703
+collection_group = &"Reef ornamentals"
+logbook_fact = "queen angelfish graze sponges from warm atlantic reefs. a blue-ringed spot on the forehead resembles a tiny crown."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.3
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.1
+weight_max_lb = 2.0
+sell_value_min = 11
+sell_value_max = 25
+sell_value_curve = 0.94

fish/species/anglerfish_black_seadevil/anglerfish_black_seadevil.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"anglerfish_black_seadevil"
+display_name = "black seadevil"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 1801
+collection_group = &"Deep-sea oddities"
+logbook_fact = "black seadevils lure prey with a glowing organ suspended above the mouth. tiny males permanently attach to much larger females."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 4
+base_catch_weight = 0.05
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.1
+weight_max_lb = 2.0
+sell_value_min = 48
+sell_value_max = 105
+sell_value_curve = 0.92

fish/species/arapaima/arapaima.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"arapaima"
+display_name = "arapaima"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 2702
+collection_group = &"Freshwater giants"
+logbook_fact = "arapaima must surface frequently to gulp air through a specialized swim bladder. large armored scales protect their long river-going bodies."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 4
+base_catch_weight = 0.04
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 40.0
+weight_max_lb = 400.0
+sell_value_min = 60
+sell_value_max = 140
+sell_value_curve = 0.78

fish/species/arowana_silver/arowana_silver.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"arowana_silver"
+display_name = "silver arowana"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 7606
+collection_group = &"Tropical freshwater predators"
+logbook_fact = "silver arowanas patrol the surface with upturned mouths and long bodies. powerful jumps capture insects and small animals above the water."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 3
+base_catch_weight = 0.11
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 1.0
+weight_max_lb = 15.0
+sell_value_min = 25
+sell_value_max = 56
+sell_value_curve = 0.86

fish/species/axolotl/axolotl.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"axolotl"
+display_name = "axolotl"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 2001
+collection_group = &"Freshwater amphibians"
+logbook_fact = "axolotls remain aquatic and keep feathery external gills throughout adulthood. lost limbs and parts of several organs can regenerate."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 4
+base_catch_weight = 0.04
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.1
+weight_max_lb = 0.7
+sell_value_min = 36
+sell_value_max = 78
+sell_value_curve = 0.96

fish/species/barbel_common/barbel_common.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+require_rain = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"barbel_common"
+display_name = "common barbel"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 2501
+collection_group = &"Freshwater coarse fish"
+logbook_fact = "common barbels hold close to fast river bottoms with streamlined bodies and broad fins. four mouth barbels locate food among stones."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.28
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 1.0
+weight_max_lb = 25.0
+sell_value_min = 13
+sell_value_max = 31
+sell_value_curve = 0.85

fish/species/barracuda_great/barracuda_great.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"barracuda_great"
+display_name = "great barracuda"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 5804
+collection_group = &"Reef predators"
+logbook_fact = "great barracudas hover motionless before accelerating toward prey. long jaws carry two distinct rows of sharp teeth."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 3
+base_catch_weight = 0.12
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 5.0
+weight_max_lb = 80.0
+sell_value_min = 28
+sell_value_max = 65
+sell_value_curve = 0.82

fish/species/barramundi/barramundi.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+require_rain = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"barramundi"
+display_name = "barramundi"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 7302
+collection_group = &"Tropical estuary"
+logbook_fact = "barramundi move between rivers and coasts and can breathe in low-oxygen water. many mature first as males and later become females."
+allowed_water_types = 3
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.24
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 2.0
+weight_max_lb = 45.0
+sell_value_min = 15
+sell_value_max = 38
+sell_value_curve = 0.84

fish/species/barreleye_pacific/barreleye_pacific.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"barreleye_pacific"
+display_name = "Pacific barreleye"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 1804
+collection_group = &"Deep-sea oddities"
+logbook_fact = "pacific barreleyes peer upward through transparent shields covering the head. tubular eyes rotate forward when the fish turns to feed."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 4
+base_catch_weight = 0.045
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.2
+weight_max_lb = 2.5
+sell_value_min = 42
+sell_value_max = 88
+sell_value_curve = 0.9

fish/species/bass/bass.tres

@@ -14,6 +14,10 @@ preferred_bait_weight_multiplier = 1.4
 script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
 id = &"bass"
 display_name = "striped bass"
+active = true
+catalog_number = 6701
+collection_group = &"Temperate coastal"
+logbook_fact = "striped bass split their lives between salt and fresh water, returning upriver to spawn. a long-lived striper may see three decades."
 allowed_water_types = 2
 rarity = 1
 base_catch_weight = 4.0

fish/species/betta_siamese/betta_siamese.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+require_rain = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"betta_siamese"
+display_name = "Siamese fighting fish"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 7508
+collection_group = &"Tropical freshwater fish"
+logbook_fact = "siamese fighting fish breathe surface air with a labyrinth organ. males build bubble nests and guard the eggs beneath them."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 1
+base_catch_weight = 1.0
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.01
+weight_max_lb = 0.15
+sell_value_min = 5
+sell_value_max = 10
+sell_value_curve = 1.0

fish/species/black_drum/black_drum.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"black_drum"
+display_name = "black drum"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 6802
+collection_group = &"Temperate estuary"
+logbook_fact = "black drum crush oysters and crabs with rounded throat teeth. large adults develop dark vertical bars that fade with age."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 1
+base_catch_weight = 0.7
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 1.0
+weight_max_lb = 70.0
+sell_value_min = 8
+sell_value_max = 27
+sell_value_curve = 0.82

fish/species/blobfish_smooth_head/blobfish_smooth_head.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"blobfish_smooth_head"
+display_name = "smooth-head blobfish"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 1805
+collection_group = &"Deep-sea oddities"
+logbook_fact = "smooth-head blobfish rest on deep slopes where pressure supports their soft bodies. they conserve energy by waiting for edible matter nearby."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 4
+base_catch_weight = 0.04
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.5
+weight_max_lb = 5.0
+sell_value_min = 42
+sell_value_max = 90
+sell_value_curve = 0.86

fish/species/bluefish/bluefish.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"bluefish"
+display_name = "bluefish"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 702
+collection_group = &"Coastal pelagic fish"
+logbook_fact = "bluefish race in coordinated schools while pursuing smaller fish. sharp teeth and powerful jaws make their feeding bursts especially fierce."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 1
+base_catch_weight = 0.85
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.5
+weight_max_lb = 25.0
+sell_value_min = 7
+sell_value_max = 19
+sell_value_curve = 0.85

fish/species/bluegill/bluegill.tres

@@ -9,6 +9,10 @@
 script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
 id = &"bluegill"
 display_name = "bluegill"
+active = true
+catalog_number = 3102
+collection_group = &"Freshwater panfish"
+logbook_fact = "bluegill fathers sweep shallow bowls into the bottom for nests, then stand guard. whole neighborhoods of nests can crowd together."
 allowed_water_types = 1
 rarity = 0
 base_catch_weight = 10.0

fish/species/bonefish/bonefish.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+forbid_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"bonefish"
+display_name = "bonefish"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 7401
+collection_group = &"Tropical flats fish"
+logbook_fact = "bonefish sweep tropical flats in silvery schools and root for buried prey. their speed and pale bodies make them difficult to follow in shallow water."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.25
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.5
+weight_max_lb = 15.0
+sell_value_min = 13
+sell_value_max = 31
+sell_value_curve = 0.86

fish/species/bowfin/bowfin.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"bowfin"
+display_name = "bowfin"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 101
+collection_group = &"Ancient freshwater fish"
+logbook_fact = "bowfin can gulp air at the surface when warm backwaters run low on oxygen. a long dorsal fin ripples as they stalk prey."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.28
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 1.0
+weight_max_lb = 20.0
+sell_value_min = 13
+sell_value_max = 30
+sell_value_curve = 0.85

fish/species/boxfish_yellow/boxfish_yellow.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"boxfish_yellow"
+display_name = "yellow boxfish"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 5608
+collection_group = &"Reef oddities"
+logbook_fact = "yellow boxfish juveniles are bright cubes covered in black spots. rigid body armor leaves small fins to provide careful steering."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.32
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.03
+weight_max_lb = 0.8
+sell_value_min = 10
+sell_value_max = 22
+sell_value_curve = 0.96

fish/species/bream_common/bream_common.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"bream_common"
+display_name = "common bream"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 2502
+collection_group = &"Freshwater coarse fish"
+logbook_fact = "common bream gather in slow rivers and lakes with silvery, deep-sided bodies. protruding mouths sift insect larvae from soft bottoms."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 0
+base_catch_weight = 1.8
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.3
+weight_max_lb = 15.0
+sell_value_min = 4
+sell_value_max = 12
+sell_value_curve = 0.88

fish/species/buffalo_bigmouth/buffalo_bigmouth.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"buffalo_bigmouth"
+display_name = "bigmouth buffalo"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 2301
+collection_group = &"Freshwater bottom fish"
+logbook_fact = "bigmouth buffalo filter plankton with fine gill rakers instead of rooting for prey. some individuals survive for more than a century."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 3
+base_catch_weight = 0.12
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 8.0
+weight_max_lb = 80.0
+sell_value_min = 28
+sell_value_max = 63
+sell_value_curve = 0.82

fish/species/buffalo_smallmouth/buffalo_smallmouth.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"buffalo_smallmouth"
+display_name = "smallmouth buffalo"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 2304
+collection_group = &"Freshwater bottom fish"
+logbook_fact = "smallmouth buffalo use thick lips to graze bottom-dwelling food in warm rivers. their deep, heavy bodies form a pronounced arch behind the head."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.3
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 3.0
+weight_max_lb = 45.0
+sell_value_min = 14
+sell_value_max = 34
+sell_value_curve = 0.84

fish/species/bullhead_black/bullhead_black.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"bullhead_black"
+display_name = "black bullhead"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 2401
+collection_group = &"Freshwater catfish"
+logbook_fact = "black bullheads tolerate warm, cloudy water with little oxygen. stout spines protect the dorsal and pectoral fins from predators."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 1
+base_catch_weight = 1.0
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.3
+weight_max_lb = 6.0
+sell_value_min = 5
+sell_value_max = 11
+sell_value_curve = 0.92

fish/species/bullhead_brown/bullhead_brown.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"bullhead_brown"
+display_name = "brown bullhead"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 2403
+collection_group = &"Freshwater catfish"
+logbook_fact = "brown bullheads search muddy bottoms with eight sensitive barbels. males guard nests and herd newly hatched young in a dark moving ball."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 0
+base_catch_weight = 2.3
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.2
+weight_max_lb = 4.0
+sell_value_min = 3
+sell_value_max = 7
+sell_value_curve = 0.95

fish/species/bullhead_yellow/bullhead_yellow.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+require_rain = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"bullhead_yellow"
+display_name = "yellow bullhead"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 2408
+collection_group = &"Freshwater catfish"
+logbook_fact = "yellow bullheads use pale chin barbels to distinguish food in murky shallows. both parents may guard the nest and schooling young."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 0
+base_catch_weight = 2.0
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.2
+weight_max_lb = 3.5
+sell_value_min = 3
+sell_value_max = 7
+sell_value_curve = 0.95

fish/species/burbot/burbot.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_day = false
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"burbot"
+display_name = "burbot"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 1001
+collection_group = &"Cold freshwater fish"
+logbook_fact = "burbot are the only freshwater members of the cod family. they become most active in cold darkness and may spawn beneath winter ice."
+allowed_water_types = 1
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.24
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.5
+weight_max_lb = 18.0
+sell_value_min = 12
+sell_value_max = 28
+sell_value_curve = 0.86

fish/species/butterflyfish_copperband/butterflyfish_copperband.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+allow_night = false
+forbid_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"butterflyfish_copperband"
+display_name = "copperband butterflyfish"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 5701
+collection_group = &"Reef ornamentals"
+logbook_fact = "copperband butterflyfish probe reef cracks with long narrow snouts. bold orange bands and a false eyespot confuse predators."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 2
+base_catch_weight = 0.32
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.03
+weight_max_lb = 0.4
+sell_value_min = 9
+sell_value_max = 21
+sell_value_curve = 0.98

fish/species/capelin/capelin.tres

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="FishData" load_steps=4 format=3]
+
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_data.gd" id="1_fish_data"]
+[ext_resource type="Resource" path="res://fishing/common_catch_profile.tres" id="2_profile"]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://fish/fish_availability.gd" id="3_availability"]
+
+[sub_resource type="Resource" id="Availability"]
+script = ExtResource("3_availability")
+require_fog = true
+
+[resource]
+script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
+id = &"capelin"
+display_name = "capelin"
+active = false
+catalog_number = 1302
+collection_group = &"Cold schooling fish"
+logbook_fact = "capelin are small polar fish that feed whales, seabirds, and larger fish. many schools roll onto beaches or shallows to release their eggs."
+allowed_water_types = 2
+rarity = 1
+base_catch_weight = 1.0
+catch_profile = ExtResource("2_profile")
+availability = SubResource("Availability")
+weight_min_lb = 0.03
+weight_max_lb = 0.2
+sell_value_min = 4
+sell_value_max = 8
+sell_value_curve = 1.0

fish/species/carp/carp.tres

@@ -14,6 +14,10 @@ preferred_bait_weight_multiplier = 1.5
 script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
 id = &"carp"
 display_name = "common carp"
+active = true
+catalog_number = 2503
+collection_group = &"Freshwater coarse fish"
+logbook_fact = "whisker-like barbels help a common carp investigate the bottom. nosing through sediment can cloud the water and loosen plants."
 allowed_water_types = 1
 rarity = 2
 base_catch_weight = 1.5

fish/species/catfish_blue/catfish_blue.tres

@@ -16,6 +16,10 @@ preferred_bait_weight_multiplier = 1.35
 script = ExtResource("1_fish_data")
 id = &"catfish_blue"
 display_name = "blue catfish"
+active = true
+catalog_number = 2402
+collection_group = &"Freshwater catfish"
+logbook_fact = "a deep fork in the tail inspired the blue catfish's scientific name. it rests deep by daylight and becomes more active after dark."
 allowed_water_types = 1
 rarity = 1
 base_catch_weight = 1.25