Where to Find Ribbontail Ray in Palia

There are different fish in Palia that you can catch while you are part of the Fishermen's Guild. Additionally, catching common and rare fish is the crucial step in leveling up and unlocking advanced versions of the fishing rod, as well as new items and crafting recipes.

Without a doubt one of the rare fish is the Ribbontail Ray, so today we bring you a guide so you can learn how to find it:

Where to Find Ribbontail Ray in Palia

Location and Optimal Fishing Conditions

The Ribbontail Ray is an aquatic creature endemic to the coastal regions of Bahari Bay in Palia. To increase your chances of encountering this species, it's recommended to fish during specific in-game timeframes: morning (3 AM to 6 AM) and evening (6 PM to 9 PM). While there are numerous fishing spots along the coastline, the pier of The Old Lighthouse, positioned on the eastern edge of Bahari Bay, is particularly renowned for its Ribbontail Ray population.   

Equipment and Technique

To successfully reel in a Ribbontail Ray, anglers must equip their rod with Worm bait. This particular bait is essential for attracting this elusive species. Once at the chosen fishing spot, cast the line as far into the deep water as possible. Patience is key: await three distinct shakes of the bobber before initiating the reeling process. To secure the catch, maintain the fish within the designated brackets on the screen while steadily retrieving the line.

Utilization

Ribbontail Ray possesses both in-game economic and social value. Players can sell their catch to Zeki or utilize the Shipping Bin, earning a base price of 130 Gold. Higher quality Ribbontail Ray (Star Quality) commands a premium price of 195 Gold. Alternatively, this fish can be gifted to specific villagers or exchanged to fulfill particular quest requirements. Currently, Einar is known to accept Ribbontail Ray as a gift until July 28, 2024.   

Fishing rod quality and player skill can influence the success rate of catching rare fish such as the Ribbontail Ray. Consistent practice and experimentation with different fishing spots and times may increase the likelihood of a successful catch.