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11 Overview
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44 The Freshwater Eel is a midsized freshwater fish in Crimson Desert. Often called the snake of the water due to its immense length. Freshwater Eels carry venom and are found in rivers and streams across Hernand. It is logged in the Knowledge menu under Creatures > Aquatic Creatures once caught.
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66 Quick Facts
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88 PropertyDetailWater TypeFreshwaterSize CategoryMidsizedDifficultyExpertPrimary UseCooking ingredient (Fish Fillet)
99 Where to Catch
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1111 Rivers and streams across the Hernand region. Freshwater Eels are elusive and venomous, making them a prized catch for experienced anglers. They should not be confused with the larger Electric Eel. Once you discover this species, its location is marked in the Knowledge menu under Creatures > Aquatic Creatures. Select "Open Map" to see the exact fishing spot on your world map.
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1313 How to Catch
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1515 The Freshwater Eel is rated Expert difficulty and demands strong fishing skills. Using the Fine Fishing Rod or the Pororin Fishing Rod is highly recommended. Expert fish fight aggressively, change direction sharply, and require precise tension management. Be prepared for extended tire-and-reel cycles before landing this species.
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1717 Uses
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1919 Cooking: Can be cleaned into Fish Fillet at a campfire or butchery station. Fish Fillet is the key ingredient in dishes like Fish Porridge, Battered Fish, Fish Skewers, and Grilled Meat and Fish.Selling: Can be sold to vendors for a moderate price. Cooking the fish before selling increases its value.Knowledge: Fills a Knowledge Codex entry under Freshwater Fish in the Creatures > Aquatic Creatures section.
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2121 Tips
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2323 Once discovered, use the Knowledge menu's "Open Map" feature to quickly locate this species again on your world map.Selling cooked dishes made from fish is more profitable than selling the raw catch. Cook at the nearest campfire and sell in Hernand for a steady income.
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2525 See Also
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2727 Complete Fish ListFishingCookingFish Fillet