Introduction to the Travel Town Fishing Net
The Fishing Net is a popular active producer unlocked as you restore the coastal pier in Travel Town – Merge Adventure. It supplies fish, lobsters, crab traps, and rare pearl oysters needed for valuable customer orders. In this comprehensive travel town fishing net guide, you will learn the complete merge chains, aquatic drop management, and energy optimization strategies for this producer.
1. Understanding the Fishing Net Merge Chains
The Fishing Net generates items across two main branches:
- Seafood & Shellfish: Merging basic small fish leads to lobsters, king crabs, and luxury seafood platters.
- Deep Sea Treasures: Merging clams and oysters yields rare glowing pearls and treasure chests.
Higher-tier items in both branches award substantial coin payouts when requested by town customers.
2. Managing Aquatic Drops and Board Space
Because the Fishing Net yields randomized aquatic drops, board clutter can happen quickly:
- Group fish items together on one side of your board while reserving another section for oysters.
- Maintain at least 6 open tiles near your Fishing Net before starting a tapping session.
- Merge low-tier fish immediately to free up grid space for high-value shellfish lines.
3. Energy Efficiency & Daily Challenges
Since the Fishing Net is an active producer consuming 1 energy point per drop:
- Pair your Fishing Net merges with active Daily Challenges to earn milestone chest rewards simultaneously.
- Utilize energy refills generated by auto-producers (like the Vineyard or Jewelry Box) to power your fishing sessions.
- Upgrade the coastal pier building whenever available to decrease item spawn cooldown times.
4. Retiring the Fishing Net
As your town progresses and unlocks advanced buildings, customer requests for seafood will decline. Once retired, place the Fishing Net in your producer storage slot to reclaim active board space.
Internal & External Resources
Check out our Travel Town Producer Guide to learn when to store retired producers.
Download the official game update on the Google Play Store to keep your Travel Town app updated.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Does the Fishing Net require energy to operate?
A: Yes, the Fishing Net is an active producer and consumes 1 energy bolt per tap.
Q: How many coins does the Max Seafood Platter yield?
A: Fulfilling a Max Seafood Platter order awards thousands of gold coins toward town building upgrades.