Angler/Quests

Below is a list of quests given by the Angler, as well as the biome and layer, where each can be caught. Only one Angler Quest can be completed per Terraria day (4:30 am-4:29am) after that you must wait until the following day to get another quest.

Tips

 * Pay extra attention to the chart above if you're on console or mobile, as the location information given by the Angler is occasionally incomplete or inaccurate (e.g. he claims the Slimefish can be caught anywhere, and he claims the Fallen Starfish cannot be caught on the surface).
 * Quest Fish are the only items that cannot be picked up if there is one already in the inventory. However, they can be moved into the inventory from a storage item (shift-clicking and other "auto" features will not work).
 * To collect more than one of a quest fish, the player must store each fish in a storage item as it is caught; later they can be moved back to the inventory. One quest fish can also be stored in the inventory's trash slot.
 * This works similar to the Encumbering Stone.
 * Unlike the Bomb Fish, the Dynamite Fish does not function as a stick of Dynamite. Indeed, no quest fish has any use beyond the Angler's quests.

Trivia
Quest Fish and Strange Plants are the only items with rarity.
 * The Angelfish's appearance might be based on a real life species called the.
 * When talking about the Batfish, he is referencing the 1960s American live action television series Batman starring the eponymous fictional superhero. Besides its theme song, the show was known for prefixing all the hero's equipment with the word "bat".
 * The Bloody Manowar's name refers to the real-life invertebrate . The Angler's quote even refers to its powerful venomous sting.
 * When talking about the Bumblebee Tuna, the Angler makes a reference to the real-life brand, a company that produces canned tuna, salmon, other seafoods, and chicken under the brand name "Bumble Bee", among others. "Bumble Bee Tuna" is one of their products. It may also be a reference to the film , in which Jim Carrey's character repeats the words "Bumblebee Tuna" which sounds similar to a greeting in the language of the fictional Wachati tribe from the film.
 * The is, in real life, a type of fish known for its prominent barbels that look like cat's whiskers. Similarly, the  also refers to several real life species, although they look more elongated than their in-game depiction.
 * When talking about the Clownfish, the Angler makes a reference to the 2003 American computer-animated adventure film .
 * The Angler incorrectly refers to The Hungry as "the Hunger" when talking about the Hungerfish.
 * The Infected Scabbardfish might be based on several species called "scabbardfish" in the family ' (order '). The family itself is also known as the cutlassfish.

History
Wędkarz/Zadania Pêcheur/Quêtes 渔夫/任务