⚠️ Eco v0.14 is coming — the next major update reworks upgrade modules, so some of these numbers will change. They reflect the current version. What’s changing →
  • Simpler tiers: the 1–4 tiered upgrades become a single Basic / Advanced / Modern upgrade each.
  • Permanent upgrades: a module placed in a workstation is permanent — no more swapping lower tiers out as you progress.
  • Power transitions: a module can change a station’s power type/draw (e.g. a Modern upgrade moves a sawmill from mechanical to electrical power).
  • Talent-integrated: modules now use the same bonus/talent system — any talent benefit (power, labor cost, recipe unlocks) can come from a module.
  • Cheaper to upgrade: with the multi-tier parts gone, fully upgrading a workstation costs significantly less.

We’ll update this calculator shortly after the update releases.

HomeItemsFish Trap

Fish Trap

Fish Trap

WorldObject

A trap to catch river fish as they swim. It can only be used in fresh water as it's too small to catch the larger ocean fish.

Weight500 gMax stack100SkillHunting Lv 1StationFishery

Notes

A Fish Trap is a placed world object with a 2×1×1 footprint and four internal storage slots, used to passively catch river fish as they swim through fresh water. Because it is too small to capture larger ocean fish, it must be set in rivers or lakes rather than saltwater biomes. For best results, place the trap in areas with visible fish movement and check it regularly to clear the storage slots, ensuring it continues operating without overflowing.

Notes are AI-generated and may be imprecise.

⚙ Craft calculator — adjust for your modules, skill & talents
Upgrade modules

Ingredients

IngredientQtyType
Plant Fibers15item
Hewn Log20category

Crafting

Labor120 calories
Craft time4 min
Throughput15 Fish Trap / hour (base)

As a placed object

Size2×1×1
Viewer
Placement
WaterCan be placed in water
Function
Storage4 slots

Total raw to craft this

Steps2Total labor2220 calTotal time64 min

Approximate — category ingredients and any production cycles are counted as raw.

Categories

Obtained from

See also

Woven for the freshwater shallows, it waits in patient silence for river fish to follow their ancient paths.