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The '''Stowfish''' is a type of [[fish]] featured in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''. It | The '''Stowfish''' is a type of [[fish]] featured in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''. It has only a 5% chance of being caught when Link catches a [[Rusty Swordfish]] or a [[Loovar]]. They can be occasionally be seen attached to these larger fish, and will be recorded in the fishing journal. | ||
If shown to the [[Old Wayfarer]], he will reward Link with a [[Gallery:Phantom Hourglass Ship Parts|Ship Part]]. | If shown to the [[Old Wayfarer]], he will reward Link with a [[Gallery:Phantom Hourglass Ship Parts|Ship Part]]. | ||
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Stowfish
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Location | In the waters of the World of the Ocean King | |
The Stowfish is a type of fish featured in Phantom Hourglass. It has only a 5% chance of being caught when Link catches a Rusty Swordfish or a Loovar. They can be occasionally be seen attached to these larger fish, and will be recorded in the fishing journal.
If shown to the Old Wayfarer, he will reward Link with a Ship Part.
Gallery
A Stowfish attached to a Rusty Swordfish
