Robin’s Fishery Mod (1.21.8, 1.21) – Discover Biome-Specific Fish in Minecraft

Robin’s Fishery Mod (1.21.8, 1.21) revitalizes one of Minecraft’s most overlooked mechanics: fishing. While the base game has remained stagnant with the same limited fish types for years, this mod introduces a diverse selection of 19 new biome-dependent fish that players can catch using a fishing rod. Whether you’re casting into rivers, oceans, or End waters, your catches will now vary based on the biome making fishing more immersive, strategic, and rewarding.

Beyond the added variety, Robin’s Fishery offers thoughtful features like automatic item merging so cooked fish don’t clutter your inventory and improved treasure catch rates in The End, giving players a new reason to fish there instead of relying solely on villager trading for enchanted gear or rare loot.

Features:

19 Unique Biome-Specific Fish: Each biome features its own exclusive fish, making location matter more when you cast your line.
Unified Cooked Output: All fish variants cook into the same food item, keeping your inventory organized and space-efficient.
End Game Fishing Revamp: The End now offers higher treasure catch rates, giving players a strong alternative to repetitive villager trading.
Immersive Survival Integration: The mod seamlessly integrates with existing fishing mechanics without requiring extra tools, GUIs, or mechanics.
Compatible with Fabric Loader: Lightweight and stable across supported Minecraft versions.

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Why Use Robin’s Fishery Mod?

Breaks Vanilla Monotony: Fishing no longer means pulling up the same four species over and over.
Biome Exploration Incentive: You’ll want to travel and fish in new areas to discover every species.
Inventory-Friendly Design: No more hoarding dozens of different cooked fish types.
Adds Depth to The End: Fishing there is no longer just a gimmick it’s now a rewarding end-game activity.
Perfect for Modpacks: Easily integrates into survival or RPG packs where fishing is a core feature.