Roll a Fisherman Fish List: Rarity, Earnings, and the Biggest Catches

All 26 fish observed in Roll a Fisherman — the Common to Deep Exclusive rarity ladder, observed earnings per second, and why size is visual only.

9/29/2026 Last updated: 9/28/2026 3 min read

FAQ

What is the rarest fish in Roll a Fisherman?

The top of the observed ladder is the Exclusive tier, where the Megalodon sits. Players report one or two tiers above Mythic — Divine, then Exclusive (sometimes called Deep Exclusive) — but the exact top label has not been confirmed in-game.

Does fish size affect value?

No. Community testing concluded size is a visual feature — a huge Mosasaurus is not automatically worth more than a small rare fish. Value follows rarity, mutations, and placement, not length.

How is fish value displayed?

Placed fish show a Cash-per-second figure on the dock. Most numbers below are per-second placements observed in-game, not base prices — only the Beluga has a confirmed base value (6.35k).

The rarity ladder

Players reading the in-game labels report this ladder, bottom to top:

Common → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic → Divine → Exclusive / Deep Exclusive

The top label varies between reports — some players read “Exclusive”, others “Deep Exclusive” — and no Divine fish has been clearly documented yet. Treat the ladder as orientation and the in-game tag as truth. Rarity drives both catch difficulty and value, and the mutation system multiplies it further.

The fish catalog

Twenty-six species have been observed across community wikis. Earnings below are per-second placement values as seen in-game (not base prices), cross-checked as of September 28, 2026:

Fish	Rarity (observed)	Earnings (observed)
Shiny Tadpole	Shiny variant	$4.5/s
Crab (Rare shiny)	Rare	$21/s
Puffer Fish	Rare	$35/s
Crab (Epic)	Epic	$200/s
Lobster trap	—	$350/s
Lobster	—	$1,000/s
Orca	—	$3.75k/s
Beluga	Mythic	6.35k base value
Monkfish	—	$20,000/s
Megalodon	Exclusive	on Robux-purchased bases

Plus the species without recorded numbers: Shrimp, Koi, Turtle, Shark (Rare), Electric eel, Squid (Legendary), Angler fish (Legendary), Angelfish, Manta ray, Octopus, Sawfish, Whale, Worm, Mosasaurus, Kraken, Axolotl, Mackerel, and the Golden banana (a wheel reward, not a dock fish).

How to read these numbers

Per-second ≠ base value. A placed fish earns per second; the one number confirmed as a base value is the Beluga’s 6.35k. Everything else is what that fish earned on that dock at that progress stage — the same species can show wildly different figures (two lobsters at 1,000/s and 350/s in the same week).
Size is visual only. The giants — megalodon, mosasaurus, kraken, whale, beluga — dominate the screen but value follows rarity, mutations, and placement, not length.
The index tracks what you have caught, and the Equip Best button applies to fish as well as fishermen — both switches, per the dock guide.

Which fish matter for progression

Rebirth requirements. The observed 150-million tier requires a Squid and an Orca in your possession — never auto-sell them. The rebirth guide has the checklist.
Mutation candidates. High-base-value fish (Beluga is the classic target) are the only ones worth 100-Gold mutation rolls — criteria in the mutations guide.
Stand displays. Surplus rare fish keep earning on the stand; the keep-one-sell-the-rest rule is in the trading guide.