Animal Crossing: New Horizons - These Bugs & Fish Will Leave Your Island At The End Of April

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Another month in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Animal Crossing: New Horizons, another batch of bugs and fish that will be 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:leaving your islands. In the case of April, players in the Northern Hemisphere don't have much to actually worry about. It seems spring keeps a lot of fauna in ro🔯tation, so you'll probably already have all of the critters leaving at the end of the month.

In case you don't currently have them, this quick guide will clue you into which creatures will be departing from the sunny beaches of your tropical paradise. Nothꦅing this month is super rare or tricky, apart from possibly the tarantula or tuna. If you're looking for a guide about the Southern Hemisphere, we'll be posting one shortly.

Fish

Dab: Available all-day from the ocean. Look for a medium-sized shadow.
Tuna: Available all-day from piers. Look for a huge shadow. Will likely need fish bait.
Blue Marlin: Available all-day from piers. Look for a huge shadow. Will likely need fish bait.

Bugs

Tarantula: Available 7 pm - 4 am on the ground. Will likely attack you if you get too close.

We actually have a few guides dedicated to catching the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:blue marlin and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:tarantulas, so those will be key for this month. There's not really much you can do to make them spawn, but some tricks will help youཧ make bank if you do catch a lot of them.

As for the fish leaving, these particular critters aren't rare ones. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pier fish don't normally spawn without bait, so 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:get to crafting to maximize your chances 𒉰of seeing them. Dab's, on the other hand, are plentiful even without trying. If they aren't showing up for you, grab a Nook Mile's ticket and head to another island. You'll likely be inundated with them.

Unlike last month, there's plenty of tiꦍme to make arrangements and catch these bugs and fish. There may not be 31 days in April, but an entire month is much better than a week and a half. You 🅠also won't be spending hours on end looking for a stringfish and cursing the day you were born. If I never see one again, then it'll be too soon.