Description
Koi are descendants of the common carp, introduced to Japan for use in trade and as a foodstuff. Today, the Japanese term for a wild carp is Magoi. The three naturally occurring color mutations of the wild carp are Tetsu (Iron Gray), Doro (Mud Brown), and Asagi (Light Blue).
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This is the Wiki page for the Magoi found in Kamuibetsu National Park.
Summary
Habitats
Magoi can be found in Shallow Pond, Deep Pond, Lake Shore, Shallow Lake, Deep Lake, Upriver, Middle River, and River Mouth.
Bait & Lure Preferences
Dough, Bread, Pearl Barley, Cheese, Eggs, Corn, Pellets – Regular, Redworm, Liver, can be used to lure and catch Magoi in COTW the Angler.
Traits
The Magoi has the following traits:
- Bottom Lurker:
Prefers swimming closer to the bottom.
- Hard Fighter:
Tries its best to get off the hook.
- Last Stand:
When close to getting caught it fights with renewed vigor.
Tips for catching Magoi
Preferred Bait
The Magoi preferes Dough as bait. If you use Dough you have the best chance of cathing a Magoi.
Time of Day
The best time for catching a Magoi is during ☀️Daytime and 🌙Nighttime.
Water Temperature
Magoi will bite when the water temperature is between 3.0°C and 35.0°C, with an ideal temperature of 24.0°C.
Ranks & Hook Sizes
| Rank | Hook Size |
|---|---|
| 👶Juvenile (0.205-0.553kg) | 9 |
| 🥉Bronze (0.553-2.111kg) | 8, 7 and 6 |
| 🥈Silver (2.111-5.225kg) | 5, 4 and 3 |
| 🥇Gold (5.225-8.093kg) | 2 |
| 💎Diamond (8.093-10.686kg) | 1 and 1/0 |
Magoi Hotspots Map
A map with known hotspots for Magoi. These are locations where Diamond Magoi have been caugth, but they don't guarantee a Diamond Rank catch. Also, other ranks of Magoi can be caught at these locations.
