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| caption = Link reeling in a fish in ''Ocarina of Time''

[[Link]] can only fish at the [[Fishing Pond]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]''. There are two different sizes of [[Fish]] to catch, and, depending on the size, Link can receive a prize from the [[Fisherman (Link's Awakening)|Fisherman]] there. It costs 10 [[Rupee]]s to cast into the water.

Fishing in ''Ocarina of Time'' can only be done at the [[Fishing Pond]], which is located at the back of [[Lake Hylia (Ocarina of Time)|Lake Hylia]]. It costs 20 Rupees to rent a rod, with no time limit. If, as a child, Link catches a Fish that weighs ten pounds or more, he gets a [[Piece of Heart]] as a reward. Furthermore, as an adult, if he catches a Fish of 15 pounds or more, he receives the [[Golden Scale]] as a reward.

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', fishing can be done using the [[Fishing Rod]] that Link receives early in the game in most bodies of water. His [[Fish Journal]] records the sizes of the fish he catches. Additionally, lure fishing is available at [[Hena's Fishing Hole]], which is located in [[Upper Zora's River]], to the north of the area. It costs 20 [[Rupee]]s to fish alone with no time limit, but for 100 Rupees, [[Hena]] joins Link as a guide.

After Link receives the [[Fishing Rod]] from the [[Old Wayfarer]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]'', he can see the shadows of fish on his [[Sea Chart]]. When Link approaches one, he is able to cast out a line into the water and reel it in.

Fishing was added in the 3D remake of ''Majora's Mask'', and therefore is not in the N64 or Virtual Console version of the game.