When and where is the best time to go fishing in Animal Crossing Wild World? Also, how can I get fast money?

Question

I need to get money and I want the golden fishingpole, so can you tell me how to get a lot of money besides money trees and tell me when there are the most fish? Thanx!!!

Answer 1

There are several ways to earn money in AC: WW.

1) There's a red rock that gives you bells and it appears once a day. So, go around hitting all the rocks in your town with a shovel until you find the rock.

2) Grow fruits that aren't native to your town. Coconuts are easiest, since they occasionally wash up on the beach. Any non-native fruit you sell to Tom Nook is worth 500 bells.

3) Go dig up fossils. You could easily make at least a few thousand Bells each day just from doing this.

4) Cross-breed flowers. There are some combinations, such as black roses, that sell for 450 each.

5) Shoot down presents with a slingshot, go catch bees, and go fishing.

I find the best time to go fishing at the ocean is when it's snowing/raining, since the coelacanth appears at that time (and it sells for 15k!). And to get the golden fishing pole, you need to catch all the species of fish.

You could also browse http://www.animalxing.com if you need additional help.

Answer 2

Golden FishingPole-you'll need to catch all 40 different fish then talk to at least one viilager, save and quit. When you come back, you'll be presented with a golden fishing pole and you'll get a weathervane on your house shaped like a fish!

Money-Plant exotic fruit 500 bells, catch fish you alreayd have and sell, find furniture, sell shells, bugs and gyoids you find buried underground and when you get fossils back from the museum you can sell them for a good bit of Bells.

Answer 3

To get the gold fishing pole, you have to catch one of every fish in the game - it's going to take a while. Just keep trying and bring new fish in to Blathers.

Fast money - sell fruit! A full inventory (15 pieces) earns you 1,500 Bells. Also sell shells, flowers, and bugs or fish you already have in the museum.