About Roll a Fisherman Wiki

Welcome to Roll a Fisherman Wiki

Roll a Fisherman Wiki is a fan-made resource for the Roblox fishing tycoon by developer group FISH X SPEEDI. The game launched on August 5, 2026, and since then it has grown past 2.4 million visits and 104,000 favorites on the strength of one loop: roll a fisherman, place it on your dock, collect the fish it produces, and reinvest the cash before you log off.

We built this site because that loop is simple to start and surprisingly easy to get wrong. Most players lose their first hours to the same three mistakes - rolling without luck upgrades, leaving dock slots empty, and selling fish that should have been displayed on a stand. This wiki exists to remove the guesswork.

What We Cover

Our coverage follows the systems players actually search for:

• Codes - all five live strings (RELEASE, UPDATE1, UPDATE2, GOLD, UPGRADES), their rewards, and exactly where the redemption box sits inside the Shop menu.
• Fish - the documented catch list by rarity band, best and rarest picks, divine and mythical hunts, plus the mutation variants that multiply a catch’s value.
• Fishermen - rarity tiers, roll odds, dock placement, and the lineups that handle sea monster encounters.
• Income - cash per second maths, offline earning routines, and trading versus displaying your best catches.
• Upgrades and rebirths - the Cash and Gold spend order, stat priorities, and what a reset permanently keeps.
• Updates - patch-by-patch coverage of balance changes, new codes, and timed events such as the September 2026 update.

Our Vision

We want this to be the page you keep open in a second tab while you play. That means short answers first, tables you can scan in a few seconds, and no filler paragraphs written to hit a word count.

It also means honesty about what is confirmed. When a value comes from the official experience page, we say so. When a figure is a community report that has not been confirmed in-game, we label it that way instead of presenting it as fact.

Community-Driven

Every page on this site started as a question from the player base: how much Gold should go into roll luck first, whether a shiny mid-tier fish outsells an unmutated legendary, and why a dock slot sometimes stops producing. Those questions shape our article list.

If a page is missing something you needed, that is useful information. Corrections are especially welcome when an update changes costs, odds, or reward values, because a stale number is worse than no number.

About the Team

We are players first and writers second. The advice here comes from actual sessions in six-player servers - rolling on the pedestal, ferrying catches to stands, timing rebirthes, and comparing income rates with and without the paid automation passes.

No one on this team works for the developer, and we do not accept payment for positive coverage. When we recommend an upgrade order or a fish to display, it is because it performed better in our own runs.

Important Disclaimer

Roll a Fisherman Wiki is an independent, fan-made resource. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by FISH X SPEEDI or Roblox Corporation. Game names, artwork, and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

All game data on this site is gathered from publicly visible sources - the official Roblox experience page, in-game menus, and community reports - and can change at any time without notice. Verify anything you intend to spend real money on inside the game itself.

Get in Touch

Found an outdated code, a nerfed fishing rate, or a fisherman tier we ranked wrong? Send it our way and include the patch it came from so we can check it against the same source you used.

Every report is reviewed against the live game before we change a page, and meaningful corrections are dated so readers can see when a claim was last verified.