Early settlers discovered large quantities of Sapphire in the ocean surrounding Blue Crescent, so the gemstone became an important symbol for the island. Today, the only remains of the luminous gem can be seen on the ancient Sapphire Shark.

Do not dare to use a weak pole on this non-loving creature. For he will eat anyone with too weak a pole.

In some reports, Grim Fish have caused many deaths of aspiring Fish Wranglers. Using their scythe, Grim Fish slice the lines of the strongest poles known to man.

We know very little about this new shark. We have some recent reports indicating that the Red Diablo is near Blue Crescent and terrifying local anglers.

Refrain from glancing in the red piercing eyes of this bullish fish. Toro Fish take pleasure in charging at wranglers and destroying boats. If you are willing to take the risk, toss out some meat and hold on tightly to your fishing equipment.

A distant relative of the Catty and Sabertooth, Tiger Sharks are the most common of the Farovian sharks. Be wary of the cute whiskers and deadly claws, Tigers have been known to puncture wooden boats.

Azul Sharks are small, feisty and quick, which make for a very difficult catch in Blue Crescent. Be cautious if you catch one - Azul's have massive jaws and like to take revenge by chomping down on whatever is in sight.

As the most loquacious and flamboyant fish, Suave Fish are typically the center of attention of Blue Crescent. Reel one in and you will receive a substantial reward.

The vicious and rare Scitzo Fish suffer from many disorders. The breed has endured numerous stints of fishab, but to no avail. Scitzos lurk patiently at the bottom of Blue Crescent waiting for their next assailment.

Razor Sharks are possibly the most dangerous and lethal fish of Blue Crescent. They are known to tear apart dinghy boats and scare off swimmers throughout Farovia. The glimmering silver razor-sharp frame of this angler-eating shark will leave you with haunting nightmares.

The Chainsaw Marlin has a brutalizing 40 horse power, pull start chainsaw that was genetically engineered by Cap'n Jozek's evil twin brother, Earl. Currently, we haven't spotted many Chainsawrrrlin's in the Blue Crescent waters, but we know they exist - Earl sent Jozek a text message from the local tavern yesterday.

The very rare Rock Fish are a special catch because of how difficult they are to reel in. The Rock fish can now only be caught on the Sonar pole, despite the old rumors spread by the Spanish Wranglers of Faroviádor!

Putrid Fish are in an advanced stage of decomposition and are perhaps the foulest smelling creatures. Only the Steam's stench can bear the haunting aroma.

Joan of Farovia hangs out at local fish taverns, enjoys long swims on the beach and moonlight dinners. Don't expect to catch this doll with just any pole level.

Joan of Arc is quite the opposite of the other Joan from Farovia. You won't find this Saint at the local fish tavern or canoodling on the beach - you may find her keeping the young schools of fish safe from harm.

Dr Deceit has covered up a secret life full of bad and cruel deeds. He feels as if he is always fighting within himself between what is good and what is evil, and is pushing away people dear to him. He will soon drink a potion of his own creation...

The enticing Red Lust is a passionate and lovable fish that inconspicuously prowls the waters of Farovia and Roperia. Red Lust is the first 'Prize Fish' on Fish Wrangler, which means she offers a special $25 cash reward when reeled in! Must be Ad Friendly to catch!

Found in various craters and tunnels of Blue Crescent, the Ferret Eel obtains a highly sociable personality that can become domineering during feeding sessions. Wranglers should use Steak Chum or Red Love Chum to attract this carnivorous creature.

The multi-colored fins of the Glider Fish are often confused with vibrant butterfly wings, so the inconspicuous breed glides freely through the sunny sky of Blue Crescent. Large quantities of wranglers have turned to sonar technology to detect the flying fish.