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Palia offers players a ton of content, from unique bug-catching mechanics to creating a cozy home. But if you want to relax a little, earn money, and complete some every week quests, Fishing is what you need. Depending on the body of water, time of day, and bait, you can catch one of over 80 unique fish. Therefore, finding a specific fish needed for a quest or recipe can be problematic. However, if Striped Sturgeon is your target, we’ll show you how to catch it in Palia.
Where to Catch Striped Sturgeon in Palia
(Updated on October 4, 2024 – updated links and format)
To find and catch Striped Sturgeon fish in Palia, you must travel to Kilima Village and visit local lakes such as Fisherman’s Lagoon. Also, this fish only bites during the Evening, so keep that in mind. As the sun sets and it gets dark, the deep-sea Striped Sturgeon swims closer to the shore, and you can catch it using the Worm Bait. And having this particular bait is an essential requirement, as this fish will not bite if you select Glow Worm or No Bait before you cast your line.
This fish is agile and often makes sudden movements, so it will be difficult for you to keep the bobber in the green zone. Use a higher-level fishing rod and focus on moving the mouse according to the movements of the fish and only pull if the float is in the green circle. Of course, you don’t know which fish you’re pulling until it reaches the shore, but the float jerky movements in the evening at Fisherman’s Lagoon may give you a hint that it’s a Striped Sturgeon.
As for bait, you can buy Worms from the General Store for 10 Gold. But if you level up to 4, you can craft a Worm Farm and make Worms and Fertilizers yourself.
How to Use Striped Sturgeon in Palia
- As an Uncommon fish, the Striped Sturgeon is not the most valuable trophy, but you can use it in several ways:
- First, you can use the Striped Sturgeon to cook delicious fish meals.
- Sometimes NPCs will ask you to bring a Striped Sturgeon to complete weekly quests.
- Finally, you can sell this fish for 60 Gold. However, if you’ve been fishing in areas with water ripples and caught a quality version of the Striped Sturgeon, you can sell it for 90 Gold.
