I am not sure if this is intentional or if it's me just having bad luck.ħ) Stop and Spin is the way to go in Alaska. On average, 1 out of 8 fishes, I caught was historicals. If anyone can confirm this works, please share.Ħ) The last historical was the toughest to catch. You need like 250 fireworks to get the Santa's Helper achievement then. I suggest saving the fireworks for the Christmas. I caught only a couple during peaks one one night and zero fish on another night.ĥ) Fireworks doesn't seem to work, although it's hard to set them off in Alaska where it moves you back to land when you use them.

Thats the simple way to do if, if you dont want to use the. For example, I caught the Bull Trout up the river a few times where there shouldn't be any and also down the river where only Chinook and Coho swims.Ĥ) Night times are a lot tougher. Start with lower drag and slowly work your way up to find out how much your rig can handle. If anyone caught them using normal lures, do share.ģ) The historical fish can pop up at other places besides the normal spots. I tried using other lures only a few times, but didn't catch any.

All of the historicals came from spinning - all using the event lure. I caught zero historicals using bottom rods out of like 100 fish. I filled my 1,300 lb net with up to like 14 Historicals per day with rest being normal fish.Ģ) Using bait doesn't seem to work.

I just got the History Catcher Achievement III!!! Here's what I found out after fishing for a few hours in Alaska:ġ) Alaska definitely is better than Everglades.

Easy fishing planet challenges