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# Custom Fishing

### What is custom fishing? 

Custom fishing is a mechanic in game that allows for all players to catch fish that are not default in Minecraft. All of these fish have custom textures, names, and lengths. They can be sold at any time with the commands /sellfish. To see your fishing bag, do /fishingbag.

### Fishing Competitions 

Fishing competitions are a server wide competition between all players! This is a friendly, fun competition, where you can win rewards like a Fishing Key and Shiny Pearls! During a competition to see the leaderboard, you can see the person winning on the bossbar. The top 5 players of the competition all receive a reward.\
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When you have participated in a Fishing competiton, you will win the following:\
1st Place = x1 Fishing Key.\
2nd Place = x2 Shiny Pearls.\
3rd Place = x1 Shiny Pearl.\
4th & 5th Place = In Game Money.

### How do I get different Pearls?

You can get Shiny Pearls and Black Pearls in numerous different ways!\
At /warp Fishing there is a Quests board - you can win up to 335 Shiny Pearls by completing all fishing quests. \
Shiny Pearls can be won from Fishing competitions, as seen above. Shiny Pearls and Pearl Fragments can also be fished up from the Bloomline Rod from the Garden Crate - Once you have 9 fragments, they can be converted into one Black Pearl.\
Also at /warp Fishing, there is an NPC which you can exchange 64 Shiny Pearls for 1 Black Pearl.\
Black Pearls can then be exchanged for more expensive Fishing gear! \ <br>


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