Fisch Challenges: How To Get Coral Skin Crates

Coral Skin Crates in Fisch are the grind-lover’s dream. They require no Robux, no shop purchases—only pure effort. Hidden behind the Challenge system at Moosewood, these crates offer some of the most exclusive fishing rod skins in the game. But they’re anything but easy to snag.

Here’s everything you need to know about Challenges in Fisch, including how to snag Coral Skin Crates with ease!

How To Get Coral Skin Crates In Fisch? | Roblox

To get Coral Skin Crates in Fisch, you’ll need to complete Challenges. These are available exclusively from the Challenges NPC located at Moosewood—right next to Captain Ahab (GPS: X: 382, Y: 135, Z: 292). After speaking to the NPC, you can access a grid of 9 random challenges.

Each challenge has a 15-minute cooldown from the start of the last one. Once you complete all 9, the grid resets with new challenges. Now, here’s the tricky part: Coral Skin Crates aren’t a guaranteed reward. They only drop with a 1-2% chance per completed challenge.

This means that, on average, you’ll need to complete roughly 50 challenges to get one. That’s at least 12.5 hours of gameplay, assuming back-to-back completions with no downtime. Most of the quests are quite easy, like catching certain fish species, so it should take you way less time.

What Are The Coral Skin Crate Rewards In Fisch? | Roblox

The Coral Skin Crate in Fisch contains five exclusive fishing rod skins, each with different drop rates. These skins range from common coral-themed rods to ultra-rare variants. The rarest, Coralhook, can take hundreds of challenges to earn, making it a serious flex for dedicated players.

Here's a breakdown of all the Coral Skin Crate rewards:

Now you know everything about Coral Skin Crates in Fisch, including all the juicy rewards.

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