The Big One Deep Sea First Target Routine: Pick the Next Cast by Name
The Big One is a casual fishing RPG built around casting, waiting, hooking, reeling, equipment progression, 150+ fish species, 10 fishing locations, and Fishpedia collection. The Deep Sea feels heavier from its background mood to its fish names, so a small first target keeps the session readable.
This is not a shortcut for clearing the Deep Sea. It is a routine for opening the Fishpedia, reading player-facing names, checking Baits and Equipment once, then choosing one name for the next run.
Deep Sea names to learn first
The names and rarity labels below come from the game localization resources and fish data.
Common · day
Albacore Tuna is a common fish found around the deep sea. It is most active at daytime and responds well to minnows.
Common · night
Escolar is a common fish found around the deep sea. It is most active at night and responds well to shrimp bait.
Uncommon · night
Bigeye Tuna is a uncommon fish found around the deep sea. It is most active at night and responds well to minnows.
Uncommon · night
Monkfish is a uncommon fish found around the deep sea. It is most active at night and responds well to shrimp bait.
Rare · dusk
Swordfish is a rare fish found around the deep sea. It is most active at dusk and responds well to minnows.
Rare · dusk
Black Marlin is a rare fish found around the deep sea. It is most active at dusk and responds well to minnows.
Epic · night
Abyssal Grouper is a epic fish found around the deep sea. It is most active at night and responds well to minnows.
Legendary · day
Giant Bluefin Tuna is a legendary fish found around the deep sea. It is most active during the day and responds well to golden bait.
Order for choosing a first Deep Sea goal
| Where to look | What to check | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| Fishpedia | Deep Sea fish names | Start with one Common or Uncommon name. |
| Baits | Minnow, Freshwater Shrimp, Golden Bait | Use current bait stock to narrow today’s target. |
| Equipment | Current setup | Check one weak point instead of changing everything. |
| Deep Sea | Day, dusk, or night mood | Remember one time-of-day feel per session. |
Three-minute Deep Sea entry routine
1. Open the Fishpedia and scan Deep Sea names first.
2. Pick the most memorable name as today’s target.
3. Check Baits and Equipment once against that target.
4. Even without a catch, remember the name, rarity, and location before the next cast.
This article uses player-facing terms such as Net, Baits, Equipment, Fishpedia, and Deep Sea.
Start on Android and iPhone/iPad
Install The Big One and connect one fishing run from casting and reeling to Net sorting and Fishpedia goals.