ACNH - Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch)

Bitterling Shadow Size, Price, Location and How to Catch

ACNH Bitterling Times and Price

The Bitterling is a river fish in Animal Crossing: New Horizons (ACNH). Learn how to catch and find the Bitterling and more like it's shadow size, sell price, location, and time for North and South Hemisphere.

Bitterling Sell Price and Basic Info

Bitterling
ACNH - Bitterling
Shadow Size ACNH Tiny Fish Shadow Size Tiny
Location River
Time Any time
Months November to March (NH)
May to September (SH)
Sell Price 900 Bells

Bitterling Location and Times

Shadow Size Tiny
Location River
Time Any time
North Hemisphere
Any time
South Hemisphere

Bitterling Months

Northern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere
Bitterling
Northern Hemisphere Calendar
Jan ACNH - Bitterling icon Jul
Feb ACNH - Bitterling icon Aug
Mar ACNH - Bitterling icon Sep
Apr Oct
May Nov ACNH - Bitterling icon
Jun Dec ACNH - Bitterling icon
Bitterling
Southern Hemisphere Calendar
Jan Jul ACNH - Bitterling icon
Feb Aug ACNH - Bitterling icon
Mar Sep ACNH - Bitterling icon
Apr Oct
May ACNH - Bitterling icon Nov
Jun ACNH - Bitterling icon Dec

How to Catch the Bitterling

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Steps Directions
1   Craft Fish Bait and throw it into the river to attract fish.
2   Check if the shadow of the fish that appeared is similar to the Bitterling.
3
  Equip your Fishing Rod ACNH - Fishing Rod

1. Craft Fish Bait

To easily catch the fish you want, you'll need to craft fish bait! This will help attract more fish instead of just waiting for one to pop out!

2. Check Shadow Size

You'll need to check the shadow size of the fish that appeared and make sure it's similar to the Bitterling.

3. Go Fish!

Once you're sure the fish that appeared has the same shadow size as the fish you want, it's time to prepare your Fishing Rod and go fish!

Bitterling Additional Info

Dialogue When Caught

"I caught a bitterling! It's mad at me, but only a little."

Dialogue When Donated to Blathers

  Bitterlings hide their eggs inside large bivalves—like clams—where the young can stay safe until grown. The bitterling isn't being sneaky. No, their young help keep the bivalve healthy by eating invading parasites!

  It's a wonderful bit of evolutionary deal making, don't you think? Each one keeping the other safe... Though eating parasites does not sound like a happy childhood...

  Is that why the fish is so bitter?"

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