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Every fish, without the guesswork.

Search the complete Cozy Grove catch log by cohort, size, rarity or behavior. Compare what each fish sells for, how many charred fishbones it burns into, and what a first donation is worth.

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180

Fish

6

Cohorts

5

Rarities

60

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Each row is a single fish record. The “in rotation” filter uses your device month, not the site's build date.

Showing 180 of 180 fish

Fish rotate on the first of Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep and Nov.

All 180 fish in Cozy Grove with their season cohort, size, rarity, behavior, sale price, burn yield and first-donation reward
Fish Cohort Size Rarity behavior Sells for Burn yield First donation
Alewife fish illustration Alewife Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Common Lazy 13c 1 800c
Angry salmon fish illustration Angry salmon WinterJanuary – April Middling Rare Energetic 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Apocalypse salmon fish illustration Apocalypse salmon Late springMay – August Huge Common Energetic 50c 2 1,200c
Arctic char fish illustration Arctic char WinterJanuary – April Huge Uncommon Lazy 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Armorhead fish illustration Armorhead Late fallNovember – February Huge Uncommon Lazy 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Atlantic pike fish illustration Atlantic pike Late springMay – August Huge Rare Energetic 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Aunt Erin's flounder fish illustration Aunt Erin's flounder Early fallSeptember – December Huge Legendary Energetic 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Baby bloodfish fish illustration Baby bloodfish Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Uncommon Energetic 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Basking salmonoid fish illustration Basking salmonoid SummerJuly – October Huge Rare Lazy 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Beaked horror fish illustration Beaked horror Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Legendary Lazy 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Bereft brill fish illustration Bereft brill WinterJanuary – April Tiny Rare Lazy 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Blackeye fish illustration Blackeye SummerJuly – October Huge Uncommon Energetic 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Bleakbone fish illustration Bleakbone SummerJuly – October Middling Mythical Energetic 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Bloodfin tuna fish illustration Bloodfin tuna Early fallSeptember – December Huge Rare Lazy 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Boatfish fish illustration Boatfish Early springMarch – June Huge Rare Lazy 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Bone bonito fish illustration Bone bonito WinterJanuary – April Middling Mythical Energetic 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Breeder bream fish illustration Breeder bream Late springMay – August Middling Rare Energetic 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Brooder fish illustration Brooder Early fallSeptember – December Middling Uncommon Lazy 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Bully chub fish illustration Bully chub SummerJuly – October Tiny Common Energetic 13c 1 800c
Celestial cod fish illustration Celestial cod Late fallNovember – February Middling Legendary Energetic 250c 5 6,600c +33q
Cheermouth fish illustration Cheermouth Early springMarch – June Middling Mythical Lazy 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Chitin salmon fish illustration Chitin salmon SummerJuly – October Huge Common Lazy 50c 2 1,200c
Cloudfish fish illustration Cloudfish SummerJuly – October Huge Mythical Energetic 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Coalfish fish illustration Coalfish SummerJuly – October Huge Uncommon Lazy 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Collapsed lungfish fish illustration Collapsed lungfish WinterJanuary – April Tiny Common Lazy 13c 1 800c
Combfish fish illustration Combfish Late springMay – August Huge Common Lazy 50c 2 1,200c
Corpse fish fish illustration Corpse fish Late springMay – August Huge Legendary Lazy 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Crystal parrotfish fish illustration Crystal parrotfish Late springMay – August Tiny Mythical Lazy 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Dadjaw fish illustration Dadjaw Late springMay – August Middling Legendary Energetic 250c 5 6,600c +33q
Darter fish illustration Darter Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Rare Lazy 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Dead gar fish illustration Dead gar SummerJuly – October Tiny Common Lazy 25c 1 800c
Deviltooth fish illustration Deviltooth Late fallNovember – February Tiny Rare Lazy 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Doldrumish fish illustration Doldrumish Late fallNovember – February Middling Legendary Lazy 250c 5 6,600c +33q
Doppleganger fish fish illustration Doppleganger fish Early fallSeptember – December Huge Common Lazy 50c 2 1,200c
Dottyback fish illustration Dottyback Early fallSeptember – December Middling Rare Lazy 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Double bass fish illustration Double bass Early fallSeptember – December Middling Legendary Energetic 250c 5 6,600c +33q
Dragonfish fish illustration Dragonfish Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Mythical Energetic 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Drowned regret fish illustration Drowned regret Early springMarch – June Middling Legendary Lazy 250c 5 6,600c +33q
Duchess of carp fish illustration Duchess of carp Late springMay – August Middling Common Energetic 25c 1 961c
Duckbill fish illustration Duckbill Late springMay – August Middling Uncommon Lazy 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Duke of carp fish illustration Duke of carp Early fallSeptember – December Middling Uncommon Energetic 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Dusk herring fish illustration Dusk herring SummerJuly – October Middling Uncommon Lazy 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Eastport crabgill fish illustration Eastport crabgill WinterJanuary – April Huge Legendary Lazy 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Ebony squib fish illustration Ebony squib Late springMay – August Tiny Common Lazy 13c 1 800c
Ederian pike fish illustration Ederian pike Early springMarch – June Huge Mythical Energetic 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Eelpout fish illustration Eelpout SummerJuly – October Huge Common Energetic 50c 2 1,200c
Eeltail bream fish illustration Eeltail bream WinterJanuary – April Huge Mythical Lazy 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Elder sprat fish illustration Elder sprat Early springMarch – June Tiny Legendary Energetic 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Electric knifefish fish illustration Electric knifefish Late fallNovember – February Middling Rare Lazy 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Emperor bream fish illustration Emperor bream SummerJuly – October Middling Legendary Lazy 250c 5 6,600c +33q
English brill fish illustration English brill SummerJuly – October Huge Mythical Lazy 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Evefish fish illustration Evefish Late springMay – August Huge Mythical Energetic 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Ex-fish fish illustration Ex-fish Late springMay – August Middling Legendary Lazy 250c 5 6,600c +33q
False shark fish illustration False shark Late fallNovember – February Huge Rare Energetic 150c 4 4,000c +20q
False whale fish illustration False whale WinterJanuary – April Huge Mythical Energetic 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Fangtooth fish illustration Fangtooth Early springMarch – June Huge Uncommon Energetic 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Fatted flounder fish illustration Fatted flounder Early springMarch – June Middling Uncommon Energetic 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Featherback fish illustration Featherback Early fallSeptember – December Huge Common Energetic 50c 2 1,200c
Fire goby fish illustration Fire goby Early springMarch – June Tiny Mythical Lazy 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Five-eye fish illustration Five-eye SummerJuly – October Middling Common Lazy 25c 1 961c
Flatfish fish illustration Flatfish Early springMarch – June Middling Uncommon Lazy 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Forgotten flounder fish illustration Forgotten flounder WinterJanuary – April Huge Uncommon Energetic 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Francofin fish illustration Francofin SummerJuly – October Middling Rare Energetic 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Frogfish fish illustration Frogfish SummerJuly – October Tiny Mythical Lazy 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Gentle friendfish fish illustration Gentle friendfish Late springMay – August Middling Common Lazy 25c 1 961c
Ghost of drowned sailor fish illustration Ghost of drowned sailor WinterJanuary – April Middling Common Lazy 25c 1 961c
Giant butterflyfish fish illustration Giant butterflyfish Early fallSeptember – December Huge Mythical Lazy 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Glass-in-your-heart fish illustration Glass-in-your-heart WinterJanuary – April Middling Mythical Lazy 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Glowfin fish illustration Glowfin Late fallNovember – February Tiny Mythical Energetic 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Goat fish fish illustration Goat fish Late springMay – August Tiny Legendary Lazy 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Godfish fish illustration Godfish Early fallSeptember – December Huge Rare Energetic 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Grandfather fish fish illustration Grandfather fish Late fallNovember – February Huge Uncommon Energetic 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Grassfin fish illustration Grassfin Late springMay – August Middling Rare Lazy 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Grey sole fish illustration Grey sole SummerJuly – October Tiny Rare Energetic 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Heartacher fish illustration Heartacher Early fallSeptember – December Middling Mythical Lazy 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Herring of immense girth fish illustration Herring of immense girth Late fallNovember – February Middling Rare Energetic 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Hog sucker fish illustration Hog sucker WinterJanuary – April Tiny Mythical Energetic 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Hussyfin fish illustration Hussyfin Late springMay – August Huge Legendary Energetic 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Icefish fish illustration Icefish WinterJanuary – April Middling Rare Lazy 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Immaculate chub fish illustration Immaculate chub SummerJuly – October Middling Rare Lazy 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Inexplicable woefish fish illustration Inexplicable woefish SummerJuly – October Middling Mythical Lazy 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Jellynose fish illustration Jellynose Early springMarch – June Huge Rare Energetic 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Kelpjaw fish illustration Kelpjaw SummerJuly – October Middling Common Energetic 25c 1 961c
Knucklefish fish illustration Knucklefish Late fallNovember – February Huge Common Energetic 50c 2 1,200c
Kokopu fish illustration Kokopu Early fallSeptember – December Middling Common Energetic 25c 1 961c
Lamentation upon your sole fish illustration Lamentation upon your sole Late springMay – August Middling Mythical Lazy 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Leaffish fish illustration Leaffish Early fallSeptember – December Huge Mythical Energetic 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Leatherskin fish illustration Leatherskin Early springMarch – June Tiny Uncommon Lazy 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Lickermouth fish illustration Lickermouth Early springMarch – June Huge Legendary Energetic 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Lightfish fish illustration Lightfish WinterJanuary – April Tiny Mythical Lazy 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Longneck eel fish illustration Longneck eel SummerJuly – October Tiny Uncommon Lazy 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Longnose ling fish illustration Longnose ling Late springMay – August Tiny Uncommon Lazy 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Loweye fish illustration Loweye SummerJuly – October Tiny Mythical Energetic 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Machias cod fish illustration Machias cod Early springMarch – June Huge Mythical Lazy 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Madfish fish illustration Madfish Late fallNovember – February Tiny Legendary Energetic 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Maine shad fish illustration Maine shad Late springMay – August Huge Rare Lazy 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Maple fish fish illustration Maple fish WinterJanuary – April Huge Common Lazy 50c 2 1,200c
Master scoutfish fish illustration Master scoutfish Late fallNovember – February Middling Mythical Lazy 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Milkfish fish illustration Milkfish Late fallNovember – February Tiny Uncommon Lazy 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Mollyfish fish illustration Mollyfish Early fallSeptember – December Huge Legendary Lazy 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Mooneye fish illustration Mooneye Late springMay – August Tiny Rare Lazy 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Morose minnow fish illustration Morose minnow Late fallNovember – February Tiny Common Lazy 25c 1 800c
Mother's favorite fish illustration Mother's favorite SummerJuly – October Tiny Legendary Energetic 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Mudsucker fish illustration Mudsucker WinterJanuary – April Tiny Uncommon Lazy 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Mutant carp fish illustration Mutant carp Early springMarch – June Huge Uncommon Lazy 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Native flagfish fish illustration Native flagfish WinterJanuary – April Huge Common Energetic 50c 2 1,200c
New World perch fish illustration New World perch WinterJanuary – April Middling Common Energetic 25c 1 961c
No-good-sister fish fish illustration No-good-sister fish Late springMay – August Huge Uncommon Lazy 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Northern pearleye fish illustration Northern pearleye WinterJanuary – April Middling Uncommon Energetic 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Northern triggerfish fish illustration Northern triggerfish Early springMarch – June Tiny Rare Lazy 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Ocean perch fish illustration Ocean perch Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Legendary Energetic 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Old conger fish illustration Old conger Late fallNovember – February Tiny Common Energetic 25c 1 800c
Opalfish fish illustration Opalfish Late springMay – August Tiny Common Energetic 13c 1 800c
Orangespine fish illustration Orangespine WinterJanuary – April Tiny Legendary Energetic 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Ordinary sucker fish illustration Ordinary sucker Early springMarch – June Tiny Common Energetic 13c 1 800c
Pallid smoocher fish illustration Pallid smoocher SummerJuly – October Huge Rare Energetic 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Pearlfish fish illustration Pearlfish Late fallNovember – February Middling Uncommon Energetic 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Pencilfish fish illustration Pencilfish Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Common Energetic 13c 1 800c
Pilot fish fish illustration Pilot fish SummerJuly – October Middling Uncommon Energetic 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Pipefish fish illustration Pipefish WinterJanuary – April Tiny Common Energetic 13c 1 800c
Pirate perch fish illustration Pirate perch Late springMay – August Middling Uncommon Energetic 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Pleasantfin fish illustration Pleasantfin WinterJanuary – April Middling Legendary Lazy 250c 5 6,600c +33q
Poodleshark fish illustration Poodleshark WinterJanuary – April Tiny Legendary Lazy 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Porbeagle fish illustration Porbeagle Early fallSeptember – December Middling Rare Energetic 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Porgy fish illustration Porgy Early springMarch – June Middling Rare Energetic 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Prowfish fish illustration Prowfish Late fallNovember – February Huge Common Lazy 50c 2 1,200c
Pupfish fish illustration Pupfish Late springMay – August Tiny Mythical Energetic 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Queen of carp fish illustration Queen of carp Early springMarch – June Huge Common Lazy 50c 2 1,200c
Razorfish fish illustration Razorfish SummerJuly – October Middling Legendary Energetic 125c 5 6,600c +33q
Redstripe fish illustration Redstripe Late fallNovember – February Tiny Legendary Lazy 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Revenant trout fish illustration Revenant trout WinterJanuary – April Middling Uncommon Lazy 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Ring cod fish illustration Ring cod WinterJanuary – April Huge Legendary Energetic 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Rockling fish illustration Rockling Early springMarch – June Tiny Uncommon Energetic 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Roosterfish fish illustration Roosterfish SummerJuly – October Tiny Uncommon Energetic 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Roundhead fish illustration Roundhead Late springMay – August Tiny Uncommon Energetic 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Sallowcheek fish illustration Sallowcheek SummerJuly – October Tiny Rare Lazy 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Saltwater chimaera fish illustration Saltwater chimaera Late fallNovember – February Huge Mythical Energetic 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Sand diver fish illustration Sand diver Early springMarch – June Middling Legendary Energetic 250c 5 6,600c +33q
Sardonic sardine fish illustration Sardonic sardine Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Uncommon Lazy 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Saucereye fish illustration Saucereye Early springMarch – June Huge Legendary Lazy 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Sea robin fish illustration Sea robin Early springMarch – June Tiny Mythical Energetic 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Shadowmouth fish illustration Shadowmouth Early springMarch – June Middling Common Lazy 25c 1 961c
Sheepmouth fish illustration Sheepmouth Late fallNovember – February Huge Mythical Lazy 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Shiner fish illustration Shiner Late fallNovember – February Tiny Mythical Lazy 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Shortnose stickleback fish illustration Shortnose stickleback Late fallNovember – February Middling Mythical Energetic 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Silver bristlemouth fish illustration Silver bristlemouth Early springMarch – June Tiny Legendary Lazy 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Skate fish illustration Skate Late fallNovember – February Tiny Uncommon Energetic 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Sleeper fish illustration Sleeper Early springMarch – June Tiny Rare Energetic 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Sleeping koi fish illustration Sleeping koi Early fallSeptember – December Middling Mythical Energetic 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Slimy sculpin fish illustration Slimy sculpin Late springMay – August Tiny Rare Energetic 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Spinehead fish illustration Spinehead Late springMay – August Huge Mythical Lazy 1,050c 21 17,500c +70q
Spiny basslet fish illustration Spiny basslet WinterJanuary – April Tiny Uncommon Energetic 25c 2 1,200c +6q
Spiteful cusk fish illustration Spiteful cusk Early springMarch – June Middling Rare Lazy 100c 3 3,400c +17q
Splittail cod fish illustration Splittail cod Early springMarch – June Huge Common Energetic 50c 2 1,200c
Spookling fish illustration Spookling WinterJanuary – April Huge Rare Lazy 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Spring shiner fish illustration Spring shiner Late springMay – August Middling Mythical Energetic 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Stained glassfish fish illustration Stained glassfish SummerJuly – October Huge Legendary Lazy 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Stan grouper fish illustration Stan grouper Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Mythical Lazy 500c 20 15,000c +60q
Sunken-cheeked cod fish illustration Sunken-cheeked cod Late fallNovember – February Middling Common Energetic 25c 1 961c
Sweeper fish illustration Sweeper Early springMarch – June Middling Mythical Energetic 1,000c 20 16,000c +64q
Swole carp fish illustration Swole carp Early fallSeptember – December Huge Uncommon Energetic 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Swordfish fish illustration Swordfish Late fallNovember – February Huge Rare Lazy 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Tigerfish fish illustration Tigerfish Late fallNovember – February Huge Legendary Energetic 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Tommy ruff fish illustration Tommy ruff WinterJanuary – April Middling Legendary Energetic 250c 5 6,600c +33q
Tompot blenny fish illustration Tompot blenny Late fallNovember – February Tiny Rare Energetic 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Tongue ripper fish illustration Tongue ripper Early fallSeptember – December Middling Common Lazy 25c 1 961c
Trembling cretin fish illustration Trembling cretin WinterJanuary – April Huge Rare Energetic 150c 4 4,000c +20q
Trevella fish illustration Trevella Late fallNovember – February Huge Legendary Lazy 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Trumpetfish fish illustration Trumpetfish Early fallSeptember – December Huge Uncommon Lazy 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Tube-eye fish illustration Tube-eye Early fallSeptember – December Tiny Rare Energetic 50c 3 3,000c +15q
Ugly loach fish illustration Ugly loach Early springMarch – June Tiny Common Lazy 13c 1 800c
Unseeing one fish illustration Unseeing one Late springMay – August Tiny Legendary Energetic 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Vampirefin fish illustration Vampirefin SummerJuly – October Tiny Legendary Lazy 125c 5 6,000c +30q
Veinfish fish illustration Veinfish Late fallNovember – February Middling Common Lazy 25c 1 961c
Wide-eyed gudgeon fish illustration Wide-eyed gudgeon Late springMay – August Huge Uncommon Energetic 100c 3 1,700c +9q
Wistful trout fish illustration Wistful trout Early fallSeptember – December Middling Legendary Lazy 250c 5 6,600c +33q
Witch fish fish illustration Witch fish SummerJuly – October Huge Legendary Energetic 300c 6 7,500c +38q
Wraithfish fish illustration Wraithfish Late fallNovember – February Middling Uncommon Lazy 50c 2 1,401c +8q
Wrymouth fish illustration Wrymouth WinterJanuary – April Tiny Rare Energetic 50c 3 3,000c +15q
You-should-have-said-something fish fish illustration You-should-have-said-something fish Early springMarch – June Middling Common Energetic 25c 1 961c

On a narrow screen, scroll the table sideways to see every column.

c = old coins, q = quartz. Sale, burn and donation values are community-documented in-game data collected on November 9, 2026. The fish finder sends no data to a server.

How to read the columns

Sale is the raw shop value if you sell the fish without processing it. Burn yield is the number of charred fishbones Flamey produces from the fish. The two numbers are not directly comparable: a fishbone is a crafting and repair material, while coins are coins.

First donation shows the community-documented coins and quartz from donating one copy to Captain Snout's collection. That reward is one-time per fish, so it is not a repeatable income column. A fish's raw sale value is usually lower than its first-donation value, especially at higher rarities.

What “season cohort” means

The six cohorts rotate every four months. Each new cohort enters on the first day of January, March, May, July, September or November, and two cohorts overlap at any time. The In rotation this month button applies that month filter using your local date.

Season is not the only gate. Some fish also require a minimum campaign day, and the fish pool changes gradually over the months. The season guide explains the calendar; the fishing guide explains how to catch them.

Data caveats

The 180 rows were collected from individual community wiki fish pages on November 9, 2026. Prices and burn yields are community-documented, not an official Spry Fox data export. Most fish fall into clear size and rarity bands, but a small number of entries sit outside those bands; this finder shows each fish's own recorded values rather than normalizing them.

If a value looks different from your game, check the in-game sale prompt first. Platform versions can receive patches on different schedules, and community pages can lag a patch. Send verifiable corrections to the address on our sources page.

Sources & notes

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Official sources are used for platform facts, schedule rules and mechanics. Community data is labeled because it is maintained by players rather than Spry Fox.