Just like in real life, selecting the right bait is critically important if you want to reel in a big one. If you snap your line, you'll lose your bait or your lure, but don't get discouraged as they are plenty of fish available in Red Dead Redemption 2's numerous lakes, rivers, and swamps. But catching larger fish, like Sturgeon and Sockeye Salmon, can entail fights that take multiple minutes to complete. You'll be able to reel in smaller fish such as bluegills, rock bass, and smallmouth bass with relative ease. The amount of fight a fish puts in is directly related to its size and type. I found it was helpful, if not a little embarrassing, to use my thumb and index finger at the same time to reel in even faster. Pushing the left stick down as you reel in speeds up the process because it brings the fish directly in towards you. You'll want to reel in as fast as possible when the fish grows tired, while also being mindful of how much line you have out, how taut the line is, and where the fish is in the water. You reel in by rotating the right stick counter clockwise. You will also snap your line if a fish pulls away and gets behind a rock or other object. However, you must be careful with this approach as you can snap your line very easily. You can also click in the right stick and push it in any direction to prevent the fish from taking more line out. With a fish on the line, push the left stick in the opposite direction the fishing is moving to tire it out faster. Wait until the fish becomes tired before reeling in trying to reel as a fish is tugging will cause your line to break. The fish will immediately pull back, and you'll feel your line get tight, with your rod bending in reaction to the tugging. Once you've landed a fish, the real work begins. Be sure to wait until you feel a strong bite before "striking"-with a bobber or a lure-as fish will often nibble a few times before biting down the hook. If you see a fish, cast beyond it and reel in the lure so the fish sees it coming by. With a lure, you have to reel in until you feel a bite. With a bobber, all of you have to do is sit and wait to get a bite You can tap RT/R2 to attract a nearby fish (if you're standing close enough to shore you might even see the fish in the water), but do it too much and you'll spook them. Once you've cast your line out, what happens next depends on the bait you used. It might take you a few times to get a feel for it, but it's rewarding to land a cast precisely where you want it. How long you hold down RT/R2 will determine how far the cast goes. Provided you're playing with a controller, hold LT/L2 to grip the rod and then RT/R2 to cast. Next, you must attach bait to it, and this is divided into two categories: Bobber and Lure (more on that later). The first step is to select your Fishing Rod from the Items menu.
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