Exploring the ocean depths in Dave the Diver introduces players to a wide variety of marine life, each serving a unique purpose for Bancho Sushi. Among these creatures, the White Trevally is a mid-depth fish that often becomes a reliable source of revenue for players during the early and middle stages of the game. Finding and catching this timid fish consistently requires understanding its specific habitat and behavior.
Where to Find the White Trevally
The White Trevally typically inhabits the Blue Hole Medium Depth zone, which spans between 50 meters and 130 meters below the surface. Players should look for this species during daytime dives, as it does not usually appear during night expeditions. Keep an eye out while navigating the upper-middle reef areas where schools of medium-sized fish tend to gather.
Because the terrain of the Blue Hole shifts slightly with each dive, exact coordinates can vary. However, sticking to the upper boundary of the Medium Depth layer around 50 to 70 meters yields the most frequent sightings.
Effective Fishing Methods and Gear
Unlike larger predators, the White Trevally is relatively timid and will attempt to swim away when approached. Using a standard harpoon is often the quickest way to secure a basic capture, though it may yield lower-tier meat compared to non-lethal methods. For higher quality catches, players should opt for net guns or tranquilizer weaponry to capture the fish intact.
Using a Small Net Gun allows you to trap the White Trevally instantly without damaging its rating. Alternatively, firing a Hush Dart or Tranquilizer Rifle will put the fish to sleep, enabling an easy high-star harvest.
Maximizing Restaurant Profits with White Trevally
Catching the White Trevally alive grants three-star quality fish, which yields maximum ingredients for Bancho Sushi. Serving high-quality White Trevally dishes early in your playthrough provides a steady cash flow to fund necessary gear upgrades.
Additionally, keeping a few live specimens allows you to breed them at your fish farm once the feature is unlocked. This automates supply so you can focus on deeper exploration without constantly hunting in the medium depths.
