How To Find And Catch The Atlantic Bonito In Dave The Diver

Dave the Diver is a game where you play as a diver that explores a body of water called The Blue Hole. Your job is to catch fish for the local sushi restaurant. At night, you work at the sushi restaurant and feed the fish you caught to the hungry customers that visit.

There are a lot of different fish that you can catch, from the Marlin to various sharks — nothing is out of the question on what could be served at Bancho's Sushi. One fish in particular that has proven tough to find is the Atlantic Bonito. Here, we are going to go over how to find the Atlantic Bonito in Dave the Diver.

How To Find The Atlantic Bonito In Dave The Diver

In Dave the Diver, you are going to be catching a large variety of fish throughout the day. The fish that you catch will depend on how far you are diving, as different fish live in different ecosystems. For the Atlantic Bonito, you are going to want to go dive between 50 to 130m in depth. Typically, you are going to want to dive at least 100m.

The Atlantic Bonito tends to be on the left side at around 100m near the shipwreck, but not exactly at the shipwreck. They tend to swim in schools of about 3 or less. One thing to note is that they are silver fish that look very similar to Mackerel. Mackerel are a lot more common than Atlantic Bonito and it may take a couple of dives before you find them.

How To Catch The Atlantic Bonito In Dave The Diver

Thankfully, these fish are not too difficult to catch. The only real trouble is finding one since they are a bit rare. You can easily harpoon the fish using your harpoon gun to catch them. However, that will not provide the best quality of fish meat possible to Bancho's Sushi. There are other ways to catch Atlantic Bonito to preserve the meat.

You can utilize a couple of different tools instead. One of the best weapons to use is the Net Gun, which will capture the Atlantic Bonito alive and you will get a 3-star catch for using it. You can also use the Hush Dart to put the fish to sleep and also earn a 3-star catch for doing so.