Dredge takes fishing games to the next level with unique fishing mechanics, a large world to explore, over 100 different fish and, of course, the creepy aberration monster fish. Plagued by an unknown influence that drips through every portico of the ocean, the world of Dredge features mutant fish that are rare but sell for far more than normal fish.
If you have the Blackstone Key DLC, you will have a Sign of Ruin that can be equipped to increase your chances of catching an Aberration Fish. Even without it, there’s a good chance you’ll find an aberration. Especially if you are fishing in a special light disturbance.
Adorned with assorted human teeth, the Snag Squid is Dredge’s terror of terrors. Imagine pulling up what looks like a squid and being greeted by hundreds of smiles all at once.
You can imagine Snag Squid would make the worst squid, full of bones and teeth that not even the Tooth Fairy would dare to touch. Fishing or trawling for a dentist’s nightmare at The Marrows.
Based on the Maw, the Bursting Maw has a second mouth protruding from the first, giving it a Xenomorph feel. Imagine wrapping your tongue around a fish that is biting. Even if the hook is stuck with teeth, be careful not to let the bigger jaws gnaw at you.
The more you see, the more questions you start to ask: Which mouth is in charge? Is the small mouth a smaller angler grafted onto the host? Catch this alien fish in the Stella Basin deep fishing area.
Imagine being in an ocean so deep that your internal organs are pushed out by the pressure. But the viperfish, which fell thanks to its mutation, was chosen to endure such a tragedy. It swims and exists with the inside attached to the outside. Find this existential horror in the open sea deep sea fishing area.
Being trapped in a world where creatures mutate and become monsters is bad, but this fish is slowly being sucked into another unknown dimension.
Being dragged into a wormhole and painfully and terribly stretched and torn is an immeasurably unfair punishment for this fish, but if Dredge’s world is justice, what this fish has done to deserve penitential torture is even scarier.
In deep volcanic waters, it seems like you’re likely to get third-degree burns, even if you’re surrounded by sea. Charred Sunfish evokes the sensation of peeling skin and loss of body parts.
The fish must exist in great agony, swimming in hot water while pieces and pieces of their bodies fall off and sink into the sea. Rest assured to find these fish in the open sea marine fishing area.
Rapt Shark is the Joker incarnated as a fish. A mutant of the already creepy Ghost Shark, the Rapt Shark gives the impression of being trapped when you catch it.
That smile could be telling us something worse is coming or we’ll be cursed to go on this never-ending fishing trip. Catch this portent of doom at Devil’s Spine in the Deep Fishing Zone.
A single gnawing mouth full of teeth can scare us away from many creatures, but the Medusa Octopus takes us one step further with a full set of eight writhing tentacles, each ready to bite our fingers and hands. .
These eyeless beasts don’t need much to find their prey. Eight snarling tentacles are all you need. After enough time without food, each tentacle can be imagined to start preying on its sibling in a fight for survival. Use a fishing rod or crab pot to find this abomination in Stella Basin.
If a fish could hide secrets and mock you, it would be the lip and palate shark. That smirk is somehow laughing at us in our fruitful attempts to scour the seas for artifacts on Dredge. What does this shark know we don’t know?
The tattered fins and tail show that it’s seen its fair share of fights and knows all it takes. Hopefully, catching this shark in The Marrows will ease the idea that the world knows something about us that it shouldn’t.
The longer you stare at it, the more you fall in love with it. The Voideye aberration is a variation of the Barreleye fish and is quite monstrous. Its body looks normal, but its entire head is surrounded by distinctive eyes that open wider and wider as if to suck in food as well as the presence of the viewer.
Even its description suggests an endless void within its eyes: “An eternal pattern repeats… the abyss burns you.” Can be found using a fishing rod at the Stella Basin Abyssal Fishing Ground.
A tail made up of human skeletons has to be the creepiest part of a fish, but a damaged skate somehow surpasses it. This is a mutation of a skate similar to a stingray, but this aberration seems to have mutated beyond the threshold of fish into the realm of humanity.
The skate’s melted face, with human teeth and eyes, is beyond terrifying and will terrify any fisherman who sees it. Fish or troll this monster in Devil’s Spine to end its misery before it mutates further.