
Net A Fish Helpers and Online AFK Setup
Compare Net A Fish helpers and build an online AFK setup with Auto Throw, pets, boats, and Auto-Sell settings that preserve your fusion materials.
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Your dock’s Spear Gun catches fish automatically and sends them to the Fish Cooler. Choose upgrades around the rarity, catch volume or fish size you want, then use the same device to enter Turret Mode during a Megalodon encounter.

The Spear Gun fires automatically at fish passing your dock. It focuses on fewer but larger fish and excludes Common fish. Its starting configuration catches Uncommon through Rare, with one fish every 80 seconds at Shore range.
Find Your Spear Gun at the edge of your dock. Its status cycles from a next-volley countdown to firing, then starts the next countdown. Every speared fish is reeled in and sent to the Fish Cooler, without a separate manual reel-in action.
The device keeps its own countdown while you use your net or other helpers, and its catches can discover new species for your collection. Open the Cooler to manage those catches; use the Cooler guide for equipping your best fish, selling extras and setting Auto-Sell. For a setup that runs several fishing systems together, see helpers and online AFK fishing.
Once your rarity ceiling reaches the fish you want, improving quantity and reload speed gives you more catches within that range. Use the catch-rate calculation to compare those two purchases.
Sharper Tips and Multi-Spear both require Rebirth 7 to advance beyond level 10. At that point, Sharper Tips allows catches up to Demigod, while Multi-Spear catches 11 fish per volley. Reach the required Rebirth before buying the next level; see Rebirth requirements and unlocks to plan that milestone.
A Rebirth lock is separate from the overall level cap. Sharper Tips, Multi-Spear and Fast Reload each have 34 levels, Range has 15, and Barbed Tips has 10. Read the requirement on the specific upgrade you want to buy.
Use the Catch and Speed values from the same configuration:
Fish per minute = fish per volley × 60 ÷ seconds per volley
| Fish per volley | Interval | Calculated fish per minute |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 80 seconds | 0.75 |
| 5 | 40 seconds | 7.5 |
| 8 | 32 seconds | 15 |
| 10 | 20 seconds | 30 |
| 17 | 10 seconds | 102 |
| 18 | 9 seconds | 120 |
These are configuration examples. Moving from five fish every 40 seconds to eight every 32 seconds doubles catch throughput from 7.5 to 15 fish per minute. It does not imply twice the income: rarity and fish size are separate parts of the comparison.
The menu rounds the starting rate to approximately 0.8 fish per minute. Later, a Fast Reload preview can display 9 seconds → 9 seconds because the interval is shown in whole seconds. That display does not establish identical underlying timings; use the menu’s fish-per-minute readout to compare those configurations.
Open Rebirth → Skill Tree → Crew & Dock. Learn Fisherman Drills to open Spear Training, then spend one Skill Point per rank on Spear Training. Its first rank makes the Spear Gun 2% faster, the next rank raises the bonus to 4%, and the fifth and final rank reaches 10% faster operation. See the Skill Tree guide for broader point-allocation choices.
Two helper passes also affect the Spear Gun:
Choose speed and extra fish for catch volume, or helper luck for more frequent rare catches within the device’s available rarity range. Raising that range is Sharper Tips’ role.
During normal fishing, the nearby E interaction opens Upgrade. During an active Megalodon encounter, the Spear Gun provides a manual boss interface:
For aiming, shooting, range handling and collecting victory rewards, follow the Megalodon boss guide.