Legend of the Sea King (e)

 
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The Legend of the Sea King
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  Table of Contents:

 -1) Updates/Revisions
  1) Introduction
  2) Basics
  3) Strategies
  4) Rods
  5) The fish and where to find them
  6) Virtual Aquariun mode
  7) Legal Junk

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Updates/Revisions
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 Version 1.0: The first edition. Most of the stuff.
              If you have any questions or comments
              please e-mail me at 
              _ lroth@sk.sympatico.ca _

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Introduction
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  In this epic sequal to Legend of the River King,
 this is the new angling RPG that's headed to the 
 sea's.  This version is a bit different from 
 Legend of the River King in the following ways:
 
 - The game includes boats
 - The game includes trolling
 - The game includes a new mode intitled the 
   Virtual Aquarium 

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Basics
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 If you've ever played Legend of the River King, 
 (i'm guessing that you probably have or you 
 wouldn't bother even reading this FAQ) you know 
 how the buttons work and already know.  For those
 of you who don't, check another FAQ because I
 think that writing out the commands are  just a
 filler section.

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Strategies
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 - Always stock up on different varieties of food 
 when you are at the equpment shop to always be
 prepared for the worst.  Oranges and Rice balls
 fill up tiny amounts of energy, entire lunches
 fill up your energy to almost maximum when your
 energy is almost depleted, and if you're 
 strapped on cash, your sister will buy you lunch.

 - Different fishing techniques will greatly vary
 with your choice of tackle, but there are also
 some other considerations.  If fish are always
 managing to wiggle off your hook, it usually means
 that you are using the wrong hook size for that 
 particular fish.  If the fish nose the lure,
 causing the bell to sound, it usually means that
 you should change the bait because they obviously
 won't take it.

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The Rods
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 Various rods can be used for various things, and 
 no true fisherman should be without all of them.
 Anyway, to the rods:

  The Casting Rod & Reel:

 This Rod is your very first rod and reel, which
 fortunately for you you don't have to buy.  As
 you gain experience and your experience gradually 
 increases, so will the distance you can cast bait
 with this.  It's also good to use the big sinker
 if you want to increase your distance with this.

  The Lure Rod:

 If you want to use spinners, spoons, and other
 assorted lures for casting, this is probably the
 best equpment money can buy.  You should 
 experiment with lures and moving them in different
 directions to catch different fish and suit your
 fishing style.

  The Boat Rod:

 With this rod in hand, you are able to set 
 your depth with excellent precision; But the
 downside is you can't use it for casting.  A 
 depth of around 15 meters to 30 meters works
 best for catching most types of fish species.

  The Trolling Rod:

 Trolling may be and probably is the most energy
 intensive form of fishing, so like I said earlier,
 make sure you have a good assortment of foods
 with you when you head out to sea.  It's 
 easiest to conserve energy when doing this by
 letting the boat drift through schools of fish 
 on the current. 

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The fish and where to find them
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                            BAIT        LURE         FLY

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                     i  o   n i u r a o i a       o i r p i o     o o l p o q l
                     z  o   g s s i n r l c   M M p b a o g r   Y n u u e r u y
                     e  k     h s l d s l k   i i p r n o   m   e i n e a n i i
                            W   e l   e e e   n n e a k n       l t g   r e d n
                            o W   l C   t r   n n r t           l o   M f d   g
                            r o     r M   e   o o   i B         o   T a i  
                            m r     a k   l   w w   o a         w F u r s     F
                              m     b l             n i         t l n l h     i
                                                      t         a y a i       s
                                                                i     n       h
                                                                l
                     :  :   : : : : : : : :   : : : : : : : :   : : : : : : : :                                                           
  Black Rockfish  12-24 S   * *   *     *                 * *    
  Black Sea Bream 20-40 M   *   *   *   *     * *     * * * * 
  Blowfish        6-14  S   *   * *
B Fat Greenling  13-33  SM  * * * *                     *   *
E Goby            7-19  S   * * * *                     *
A Opaleye        28-48  M   * *   *                     *   *
C Parrot Fish    24-44  M       * * *                   *
H Rockfish       14-26  S   * *   *   * *               * * * 
  Scarid         16-36  SM    * * * *   *               * *
  Sea Bass       34-66  M   * *       * *     * * * * * * * *
  SpotParrotfish 20-40  M       * * *                   *
  Y Yellowtale   28-48  M         *   * *     * * * * * * *
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Conger Eel     24-61  SM  * * * * * * *       *   * *   * *
  Flathead,female20-40  M           *   * *             * *
  Flathead,male  12-24  S   * *                         *   *
S Halfbeak       11-23  S   * * *                       *   *
H Halibut        29-61  M             * * *
O Horse Mkl.     13-33  SM  * *   *                     *   *
R Mackerel       28-48  M         *                     *
E Sardine         5-13  S   *     *                         *  
  Sea Bream      12-24  S   * *   *     *               *   *
  Silver Whiting 13-33  SM  * *                             *
  Squilla         8-20  S   *   * * * * *       *       * * *
  StarryFlounder 20-40  M   * * *                       *   *
  Wrasse         10-22  S   * * * * *   *               *   *
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Blue Runner    12-24  S   * * * * *
  CalifWhitetail 44-76  M         *   * * *   * * * * *   *
  Cuttlefish     20-40  M         *   * *               * *
  Filefish       10-22  S   * * * * *   *               * * *
C Grunt          18-38  SM  * * * * *                   *   *
O Hiragi          8-20  S   *     *                     *   *
A Horned Shark   53-97  ML      *   * * *               * *       *       * *
S Kanpachi       53-97  ML            * * *   * * * * * * *     * * * 
T Lion Fish      13-33  SM  * *   *   * *               * * *
  MS Yellowtail  44-76  M         *   * *     * * * * *   *     * * *     * *
  Octopus        29-61  M       *   *                   *
  Parrotfish,adult44-76 M       * * *                   *
  Skate          34-66  M             * * *                     * *       * *
  Spanish Mkl.   59-97  ML            *   *   * * * * *           * *     * *
  SpotParrotfish 44-88  ML      * * *                   *
  Tilefish       20-40  M   * *   *
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  AlaskanPollack 32-64  M         *   * * *   * * * *     *     * *
  Alfonsino      28-48  M             * *
  Balloonfish    14-34  S       * *     *               * *
  Bluefin Tuna  138-202 L             *   *   * * * * *           * * *   * *
O Bonito         48-92  ML            * * *   * * * * * * *   * * *       * *
C Crevalle Jack  38-70  M             * * *                     * *         *
E Dorado         53-97  ML            *   *   * * * * *         * *       * *
A Moray Eel      29-61  M         * * * * *
N Red Sea Bream  39-71  M   * *   *   * *     * * * * * * *   * *
  Sailfish      148-212 L             *   *   * * * * *           * * *   * *
  Sand Fish      58-102 ML            * * *
  Spear Fish    168-232 L             *   *   * * * * *         *     *     *
  Tuna           68-132 L             * * *   * * * * * * *   * * * * *   * * 
  Yellowfin Tuna 44-76  M             * * *   * * * * * * *   * * *       * *
  Yellowtail     68-112 ML            * * *   * * * * * * *       * *   * * *

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Virtual Aquarium mode
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 The virtual aquarium mode is one of the new 
 features added to this game.  It is sort of like
 the pri-mortial soup or what-ever its called. 
 It involves you taking on different tasks to
 determine what they evolve into.  The WP, or
 watchpoints, also refers to how much time you
 spend watching your fish.  The WatchPoints are
 pretty much all that determines the evolvation, 
 but that can change...  You can also breed new
 species of fish with a friend if you have a
 cable link and two cartridges, or you can trade 
 for fish you don't have!

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Legal Junk
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 Me - I made it, I own it
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