Happy St. Patrick's Day: Kick the Snake
In the early days of spring, as the sun peeks over the hills and rivers take on a verdant hue, the notorious Snakeheads emerge, causing chaos and scattering fish in their wake. But fear not, brave Angler, for you alone hold the power to restore peace to the Fishing Planet world, much like St.Patrick banished serpents from Ireland.
Today marks the start of one of the most anticipated events of the year and first things first - you need a cool outfit for the Syt. Patrick’s Day party! Our new anglers have the chance to embark on missions and earn our all time favorite Leprechaun Frock Coat, Paddy's Top Hat and the Green Shamrock Glasses with the shiny St. Patrick's Song motorboat.
Meanwhile, seasoned anglers who already earned all of those items in the previous years, eagerly await the opportunity to amass hundreds of Baitcoins by reeling in event fish from the St. Patrick green waters. With the ocean map nearing its final stages, it's a wise move to keep earning those Baitcoins for what lies ahead in the nearest future.
[h2]In search of the Lucky Horseshoe: Rainbow Chase[/h2]
Harness the power of ancient craftsmanship with the Gold Horseshoe Stringer to rid the waters of those pesky Snakeheads! Venture to any pond where festive boat races are held—Emerald, Tiber, Saint-Croix, San Joaquin, Sander Baggersee, or Blue Crab Island—emerge victorious, and collect parts of the Gold Horseshoe Stringer. Also, obtain Clover Coins to pay Leprechauns for Stringer repair.
[h2]The Magic Cauldrons[/h2]
Follow the rainbow to uncover the elusive Silver and Golden pots—they can manifest anywhere! These enchanted cauldrons bestow event baits for catching event fish, as well as credits, Clover Coins, or Baitcoins.
[h2]The Lucky Horseshoes[/h2]
Venture into the surroundings to uncover Lucky Horseshoes and unlock a trove of special items! From event baits to extraordinary treasures like the Lucky Charm Catapult, Leprechaun's Chest, Triskele Rod Stand, Kayak Irish Rover, and even the illustrious St. Patrick's Song Motor Boat. May the luck of the Irish shamrock be with you!
What's more, most of the Pots and Lucky Horseshoes are accessible to all, including those who completed all the event missions in previous years. Keep your eyes peeled for these magical treasures and reap the rewards!
[h2]Let’s get down to our event fish[/h2]
Event lures are your ticket to attracting those Sneakerheads in no time! But remember, for a secure capture of every last one, make sure to equip the Gold Horseshoe Stringer.
You get 1 Clover Coin for completing the Leprechaun's Favor missions, but even if you did complete all of them, you can still enjoy the thrill of catching event fish and earning a shiny golden Baitcoin for each one!
Enhance your luck by using event baits, the delicious Drunken Worm, Bully Grasshopper and Pickled Januari Palm Fruit, which greatly increase your chances of catching Rowdy Bass, Leprechaun Fish, and Buzzman Tambaqui.
You've got until March 18th at 10:00 UTC to complete all the event missions, giving you a total of 11 days to conquer them all!
If you're looking to boost your chances of success this year, consider enlisting some extra help with our St. Patrick’s pack.
It includes event rods, reels, and event baits to aid you on your mission together with two pond passes and licenses.
[h2]For even more assistance, check out our Green Fortune Pack. [/h2]
Not only does it feature all the event lures and equipment you'll need, but it also comes with a generous supply of 777 Clover Coins, 7 pond passes and licenses for event locations, the Golden Horseshoe Stringer to immediately combat those pesky Snakeheads, and the unique Shamrock Headlamp to uncover additional Leprechaun pots brimming with gold.
In the spirit of St. Patrick's Day, let the adventures begin!
Whether you're aiming to complete all the event missions or simply seeking some angling excitement, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Gather your gear, embrace the luck of the Irish, and let's make some unforgettable memories on the Fishing Plane!