Overview[1][2]
Ginsu Shark is a Legendary catch in Fisch, found around Ancient Isle — sells for about 3 C$ per kg. In-game bestiary: “The Ginsu Shark, a powerful Creataceous predator, uses sharp serrated teeth and sleek speed to hunt large fish, marine reptiles, and other sharks.”
The Ginsu Shark is a Legendary fish obtainable in Ancient Isle. Due to its rarity, it makes for a challenging catch, moving erratically across the fishing bar. When reeling it in, -20% progress speed is applied. When hooked, an exclamation icon will pop above the player's head, and a bell sound is played - as with all Legendary fish.
How to get it
Fish it up around: Ancient Isle. Best bait: Fish Head. Season: Summer.
Stats
- Bait
- Fish Head
- Base Chance
- 0.13
- Base Resil
- 20
- Base Value
- 1879
- Base Weight
- 1000
- Base XP
- 1,800
- Best bait
- Fish Head
- Location
- Saltwater
- C$ per kg
- 3
- Rarity
- Legendary
- Season
- Summer
- Sources
- Fishing Rod
- Sublocation
- Saltwater
- Time
- Night
- Time of day
- Night
- Weight Range
- 220
- Xp
- 1500
Notes
The Ginsu Shark is one of 6 sharks needed for the Poseidon Trial Pool, and is the easiest of them to obtain. The other 5 sharks are the: Ancient Megalodon, Icebeard Shark, Whale Shark, Great Hammerhead Shark, and a Great White Shark.
Catch Quips
Woah, I caught a Ginsu Shark! A Glnsu Shark! No way! A Ginsu Shark! OwO, a Ginsu Shark!
Value
1,672C$
What does this mean?
Fisch's in-game currency. A fish's value is its average sale price in C$ at average weight. A rod's value is its listed C$ price, which may be only one part of a crafting requirement. These are game reference figures, not trading consensus. Values are not comparable across games.
Opening baselineRecorded
Source: Official Fisch Wiki · verified Oct 17, 2026
Trivia
Much like all the Ancient Isle fish (excluding Ancient Megalodon and Phantom Megalodon, The Ginsu Shark is referencing the real extinct shark Cretoxyrhina, a large Mackerel Shark from the Cretaceous Period, with the term "Ginsu Shark" being a name for Cretoxyrhina.
