Dave the Diver lets you experience the world through the eyes of a restaurant owner and deep sea fisherman. As you try to keep your sushi restaurant afloat by satisfying your customers’ taste buds, you also have to unlock creative recipes by finding different fish. One of the fish you need to capture is the White Trevally. You will need this fish to unlock the recipe during The Reticent Girl side quest. In this guide we will see how to get White Trevally in Dave the Diver.
Dave the Diver – How to Find White Trevally
You will need White Trevally, Soy Sauce, and Kelp to complete the Reticent Girl side quest. Here we will see how to get a White Trevally from Dave the Diver.
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There are several ways to find White Trevally in Dave the Diver. Swimming to 50-150m, exploring up from the sea people village teleport point, visiting the shipwreck interior and the Blue Hole are some ways to find White Trevally. They also frequent shallow waters, so keep an eye out for them on the surface. You can spot White Trevally during the day and rarely at night. If you have the Reticent Girl quest active, White Trevally sightings will be more frequent. They are also quite docile, so you can use any weapon to get a quick kill.
Besides White Trevally, you will also need Kelp and Soy Sauce to complete the recipe for White Trevally Kombu Omaki for Maki. You can find Kelp underwater and cut it with a weapon, while Soy Sauce can be bought from the shop. Combine them together when Maki appears at your restaurant and serve the dish to get the Bug Net. For the White Trevally Kombu Ochazuke recipe, you will need the following:
- 3x White Trevally.
- 1x Kelp
- 1 x Soy Sauce
Besides creating the dish for Maki and completing her quest, you can also create White Trevally sushi. White Trevally Sushi is sold for 22 Gold, while White Trevally Kombu Ochazuke gives 82 Gold.
That’s all there is to know about White Trevally in Dave the Diver. If you like this guide you can check out our other guides as well.
