Seaplug

The Seaplug is the largest fish in the game, weighing much more than the Whaleshark. Found in Finland, it is perhaps the hardest fish to catch as well, as seen in the beginning of the Tips paragraph. Setting the hook will trigger a still "Congratulations" scene, and the credits.

Quick Facts


Favorite Lure: Fourth/Yellow

Located in: Whale Class: Finland (night)

Real life? Yes and No (there are plugs/stoppers in reality, but not swimming around as giant "fish"!)

Free-Fishing only? Yes

Rampage scale (1-5): 1

Unlocks a new lure? ''unsure, comment if you know! ''

Can be eaten by: ''Nothing ''

Can eat: Nothing

Appearance
The Seaplug has a metallic head with eyebrows, eyes, a nose, and mouth. On top of the head is a loop with a long chain, which seems to be Seaplug's tail, attached. The head, loop, and chain are all the same steel hue. Underneath the head is a tire shaped and colored body.

Where To Find
The Seaplug only appears in Finland's waters if you have caught ALL of the other fish, which is certainly a challenge considering the rarity and temper of some of the bigger fish. If the Seaplug has "spawned" with the rest of the map, the objective pop-up will say something mysterious and will have UNKNOWN over the picture box. Turn left from your start point at the anchor, and drive until you see what looks like a donut with a worm-like thing hanging off of it in the water.

Tips On Catching
Make sure you have the yellow outlined bait or the Seaplug won't pay any attention to you. As soon as you set the hook, the Seaplug will still be shown underwater, looking like it's struggling or caught on something. This exclusive fish animation is because when you are catching a Seaplug, you are essentially "pulling out" a many-ton-weighing stopper. Once the screen fades to the "Congratulations" scene, the credits will play as soon as the small "+" Wii remote button is pressed.



Real Life Facts- Learn Something!

 * Unfortunately, the Seaplug's closest real-life counterpart is nothing like its in-game character. Usually known as a drain stopper, these are used in sinks, basins, or bathtubs to prevent anything from going "down the drain".
 * If you want to see its Wikipedia page here it is.