Doloc Town fish locations: harbor and conditions

Versioned harbor records

The 1.0 gameplay video's public description provides the species-specific location records used below. Each entry preserves the version, location, condition, and displayed Japanese name needed to check the catch in game. The condition wording is reproduced exactly instead of being replaced with an assumed English seasonal label.

• Version: 1.00.04. Location: Doloc harbor. Condition: 厳雨季 and 厳乾期. In-game Japanese name: ジュウモンジダコ.
• Version: 1.00.04. Location: Doloc harbor. Condition: 厳雨季 and 厳乾期. In-game Japanese name: シイラ.

English research glosses for these names have not been verified against the English game interface. Match the Japanese characters on the catch screen and retain the surrounding interface when recording a result. A verified English label can be added later without changing the versioned observation itself.

Route by area and condition

The same video description groups ordinary catches around Doloc, the harbor, the wetlands, and Old City. It does not provide enough reviewed detail to assign more named species to those areas on this page. Use the visible area label as the route anchor instead of inventing coordinates, pond boundaries, or landmark directions.

Steam says different ponds, fishing rods, and weather can produce different catches. Check the current pond, equipped rod, and visible weather before comparing your result with a location report. A catch confirms availability under that recorded setup, but it does not prove that the fish is exclusive to every listed variable.

The two harbor entries supply a location and the 厳雨季 or 厳乾期 condition, but no verified time-of-day, bait, catch rate, or required rod. Keep those fields blank rather than filling them from genre assumptions or unrelated comments. This preserves a usable route while showing exactly where the known conditions stop.

Golden and rare fish leads

No retained source identifies a golden fish, an in-game rarity tier, or a rarity marker for either harbor record. Spawn percentages, sale values, collection rewards, and guaranteed routes are also absent. Do not attach a golden or rare label to ジュウモンジダコ or シイラ without a current screen that displays it.

Community-reported collection leads

The Steam discussion for the Abundant Collection achievement records several player-tested combinations, but it is not an official recipe table. Players report Tuna plus Golden Fish in a big tank for Emperor Tuna, Bass plus Glow Eel in a big tank for Abyssal Lantern Bass, and Ricefield Eel plus Loach for Mist Eel. Treat these as community observations until the current build confirms the result in your own tank.

The same discussion links Purple Umbrella Octopus to raising or collecting many Dumbo Octopus, and places Glow Eel near the western dock by the sewer entrance in Old City Ruin. The post also describes Old City Ruin as scorching season year-round, but that seasonal claim is community-sourced and may depend on version or save state. Record the tank size, parent fish, area, weather, and build when reproducing any lead.

Source: Steam Community Abundant Collection discussion. Exact success rates, quantities, and unlock requirements remain unverified. No guaranteed result is established by this source.

A useful lead records the displayed name, area, pond, rod, weather, condition, and build number in one session. Repeated catches can strengthen an availability claim, while failed attempts need a sample count because low frequency can resemble absence. Keep rarity, required conditions, and observed frequency as separate questions.

Apply the version limits

The two harbor records belong specifically to 1.00.04, while the broader gameplay guide is labeled for version 1.0. A later patch may preserve, move, or rename a catch, so check the current build before following either entry. Report a different result as a new versioned observation instead of silently rewriting the older record.

Steam supports the general pond, rod, and weather relationship, while the public video supports the two detailed harbor entries. The official subreddit can help locate current patch context, but its changing feed is not a stable species table. An individual post still needs a date, build, and reproducible catch before it changes a location record.