Fish It Update: Fisherman Island, Secret Fish & New Codes

The latest update for Fish It has made quite a splash—pun absolutely intended. If you’ve been following the game for a while, you’ll know that updates usually bring a handful of tweaks, maybe a new fish or two, and some balancing changes. But this time? The developers have delivered what feels like a complete reimagining of one of the game’s most classic areas. The transformation of Stingray Shores into Fisherman Island isn’t just cosmetic; it’s an entirely new hub packed with challenges, rewards, and a few secrets that have already sent the community buzzing. And yes—there are fresh codes to redeem, so don’t miss out on those boosts while you’re exploring.

As someone who has sunk countless hours into fishing virtual waters, I have to admit I felt a rush of excitement when I first sailed into Fisherman Island. It felt like rediscovering a game I already knew by heart, but with a fresh coat of paint and new reasons to stick around.

Fisherman Island: From Stingray Shores to Something Bigger

One of the boldest moves in this update was completely retiring Stingray Shores and reinventing it as Fisherman Island. For veterans, this is a big change. Stingray Shores used to be the default fishing spot, but let’s be honest—it was getting a bit stale. Fisherman Island is much more than a facelift; it feels alive, with fresh visuals, new fishing zones, and of course, brand-new species lurking beneath the surface.

The island has become the centerpiece of the update. Instead of being just another area, it’s now a vibrant hub where players can socialize, compare catches, and push themselves to expand their fish index with seven completely new species. The balance here is excellent—there are common fish to reel in quickly if you’re just killing time, and at the other end of the spectrum, there are legendary and secret-tier fish that require patience, persistence, and frankly, a bit of luck.

The Thrill of the Catch: Seven New Fish

The real stars of this update are, naturally, the fish themselves. The developers introduced five new standard species that stretch across the rarity spectrum, giving every type of player something to chase. Catching them is all about exploring different water spots around Fisherman Island, paying attention to hints in the environment, and experimenting with your timing.

But let’s talk about what everyone’s really whispering about: the secret fish.

The Orca is the undisputed king of this update, boasting an almost absurd rarity rate of 1 in 1,500,000. It’s the kind of catch that players will brag about for months, maybe years, if they ever manage to hook one. The Crystal Crab is another hidden gem, appearing at a slightly more forgiving rate of 1 in 750,000, but it’s still the kind of challenge that will test even the most dedicated anglers.

I’ve already seen players set up what they call “marathon fishing sessions” just to increase their chances, some spending entire evenings on the water with friends. Personally, I’ve had no luck with the Orca yet, but even the possibility of hooking something so rare keeps me coming back. That sense of anticipation—that your next cast might be the one—is what makes Fisherman Island so addictive.

New Boats and Navigational Upgrades

Fishing isn’t just about what’s in the water; it’s also about how you get around it. This patch introduces the Mini Hoverboat, which might just be my new favorite addition. Available via a gamepass, it gives players a faster, sleeker way to zip across the waves without needing to invest in one of the premium high-tier boats. It’s a solid middle ground that makes exploration quicker and more fun.

And if you’re already the proud owner of the Hyper Boat, you’ll be pleased to know that it’s been given a boost in stats. The developers clearly wanted to keep it relevant in the meta, and it feels great to sail again knowing that it’s competitive with the new additions.

One subtle but important technical tweak worth mentioning is the reset of all player spawn points. If you suddenly find yourself spawning in weird or inconvenient spots, don’t panic—it’s just part of the update. Logging out and back in should fix the issue, and it’s a small price to pay for everything else this patch brings.

Codes, Rewards, and Extra Incentives

No major update would be complete without a handful of fresh codes, and the developers didn’t disappoint. In celebration of Fisherman Island’s launch, new codes are available that grant everything from boosts to small currency rewards. They’re not game-breaking, but they make grinding a bit smoother, and it feels like the devs are genuinely rewarding the community for sticking around.

But perhaps the most exciting tease for the future is the upcoming F2P Wheel Spins feature. This mechanic will allow players who don’t spend Robux to still engage with daily spins, opening up more chances to earn bonuses without dipping into their wallet. It’s a small but meaningful shift towards making the game feel fairer and more inclusive, and I think it’s going to be a huge hit when it officially launches.

A Living World That Feels Reinvigorated

What struck me most while exploring the update wasn’t just the new content but the atmosphere. Fisherman Island feels alive in a way Stingray Shores never really did. The redesigned visuals make it feel like a true destination rather than a starter zone, and the addition of rare and secret fish adds layers of challenge that reward persistence.

The new boats change the pace of exploration, and the codes and teased features hint at a game that’s looking to support both newcomers and long-term players. It’s the kind of update that makes you realize just how much room a game like Fish It still has to grow.

Final Thoughts

For me, this update feels like a turning point for Fish It. It’s not just another patch—it’s a signal that the developers are committed to expanding the world and keeping it fresh for the player base. Fisherman Island has already become a hotspot for the community, with players sharing their catches, bragging about rare fish, and encouraging each other through the grind.

Catching the Orca or the Crystal Crab might feel impossible, but that’s part of the charm. There’s something special about chasing after a goal that’s so elusive, knowing that when you finally succeed, it’ll be a story worth telling. Combine that with the fresh mechanics, improved boats, and upcoming features, and it feels like Fish It is just getting started.

So grab your rod, redeem those new codes, and head to Fisherman Island. Whether you’re after a common catch or chasing legends, there’s never been a better time to cast your line.