Animal Crossing: New Horizons: September Fish and Sea Creatures

With a new month comes a new wave of marine wildlife in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. This September, players will be treated to a fair number of new fish, and several new sea creatures, depending on their respective hemispheres.

First and foremost, AC: New Horizons players in the Northern Hemisphere will have their first brush with true salmon. Disregarding the less impressive cherry salmon, salmon are only available in September for players in the Northern Hemisphere (and in March, for Southern islanders). So regardless of the return of old treasure troves like the golden trout, players may want to focus on hunting down the once-a-year salmon.

Sea creature changes will be more subtle – bid farewell to the spooky vampire squid, but keep an eye out for sweet shrimp (or the flashy firefly squid, if playing in the Southern Hemisphere.) See below for a quick overview of all the new fish and sea creatures to expect this September.

Species | Location | Size of shadow (1-6) | Time | Price (bells)

Northern Hemisphere

Char | Clifftop River, Pond | Medium-small (3) | 4 PM – 9 AM | 3,800
Cherry salmon | Clifftop River, Pond | Medium-small (3) | 4 PM – 9 AM | 1,000
Golden trout | Clifftop River | Medium-small (3) | 4 PM – 9 AM | 15,000
King salmon* | River Mouth | Huge (6) | All day | 1,800
Mitten crab | River | Small (2) | 4 PM – 9 AM | 2,000
Pike | River | Large (5) | All day | 1,800
Salmon* | River Mouth | Medium-large (4) | All day | 700
Sturgeon | River Mouth | Huge (6) | All day | 10,000

Southern Hemisphere

Barred knifejaw | Sea | Medium-small (3) | All day | 5,000
Char | Clifftop River, Pond | Medium-small (3) | 4 PM – 9 AM | 3,800
Cherry salmon | Clifftop River, Pond | Medium-small (3) | 4 PM – 9 AM | 1,000
Golden trout | Clifftop River | Medium-small (3) | 4 PM – 9 AM | 15,000
Loach | River | Small (2) | All day | 400
Tadpole | Pond | Tiny (1) | All day | 100

* Salmon and King salmon are only available in September. They will be available for Southern Hemisphere islanders in March.

Fishers looking for extra bells should keep their eyes on the golden trout, sturgeon, and char, more than anything else, as they aren’t extraordinarily rare, and offer amazing sell prices.

Species | Size/Movement/Bubbles | Time | Price (bells)

Northern Hemisphere

Oyster | Medium/Slow/Few | All day | 1,100
Sweet shrimp | Medium/Moving/Few | 4 PM – 9 AM | 1,400

Southern Hemisphere

Chambered nautilus | Large/Moving/Normal | 4 PM – 9 AM | 1,800
Firefly squid | Small/Slow/Few | 9 PM – 4 AM | 1,400
Spider crab | Large/Very fast/Many | All day | 10,000

Northern Hemisphere players don’t have much to look out for in the sea creature department, but Southern players should definitely keep their eyes peeled for swift spider crabs. Sea creatures that sell for more than a couple thousand bells are few and far between. Insofar as fish, both hemispheres can celebrate the return of the precious golden trout. With a price tag of 15,000 bells and a relatively large window of availability, these shining fish are an easy path to extra spending money. Also worth mentioning is the majestic sturgeon – this September newcomer only appears at river mouths, so players will have to be particular with their hunting grounds.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is available now on Switch.

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Source: game8

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