How to Really Fish Weapon List: Documented Weapons and Offers
Reference the weapons named in How to Really Fish — Knife, Pistol, OP Uzis, and Dual Uzis — with their observed attributes and acquisition details, without a tier ranking.
How to Really Fish does not have an official, published weapon catalog, so this list covers only the weapons that are documented in gameplay captures and current listings: the Knife (with the reported Sharpen Knife upgrade), the OP Uzis hotbar/offer card, the Dual Uzis [Forever] gamepass, and the Pistol/gun progression. Damage values, current prices, and a complete roster are not verified — treat anything outside this list, including community tier descriptions, as unconfirmed.
Knife
The knife is the weapon observed in early combat: players attack the Giant Crab with knives, and a beginner playthrough advises selling enough catches to buy the Knife before the Piranha King fight. Its reported advantage over guns is a bigger hitbox, which makes aiming easier. Fisherman Joe's shop includes a Sharpen Knife upgrade, reported at $15 — roughly the value of two cooked Carps — in a September 7, 2026 guide. That is a dated third-party report, not a confirmed current shop price, so check the live shop. No verified damage change from sharpening has been documented; read the item's current in-game description rather than assuming a percentage. For the full improvement steps, follow the dedicated Sharpen Knife procedure.
OP Uzis
Interface captures from a PC session show the hotbar carrying Fishing Rod (Basic Lure, B to Change Bait), Punch, a knife, and weapon cards such as OP Uzis, plus Sprint and Drop. However, the orange OP Uzis card appears in a separate left-hand panel and carries a single-use label. Its presence does not establish that the weapon is equipped, included in the starting inventory, or available without a purchase. Do not read a sidebar card as an inventory receipt — the capture does not verify its current price, currency, or damage.
Dual Uzis [Forever] gamepass
A Roblox game-tracking listing for How to Really Fish (developer: Crazy Fishing Friends) shows a gamepass thumbnail reading "Dual Uzis [Forever] Price 259", alongside a separate "Golden Rod [Forever] Price 399" pass; other passes are listed as offsale. This confirms the gamepass existed and its listed Robux price at the time of that listing snapshot. It does not verify the weapon's in-game damage, that any on-screen promotion grants permanent equipment, or its actual combat performance — recheck the in-game store for the current offer before purchasing.
Pistol and gun upgrades
A full beginner playthrough documents a firearms progression:
- After selling leftover piranhas, the player buys a Pistol; the narration states the bullet is unlimited.
- Before Island 4 fights, the player buys a Professional Boss Lure and puts spare cash into a Gun Damage Upgrade.
- On Volcano Island, the player buys weapon attachments such as extra ammo and recoil; a parallel written guide cites an Extended Mag and Compensator.
Firearms expose an ammunition display in the interface, so you can check ranged supply before boss fights. These are single-playthrough observations, not a verified price list or stat sheet.
Community-reported weapon roles
Community sources describe weapons by role rather than by verified stats:
| Role | Community description |
|---|---|
| Starting gear | Free gear that barely handles common fish |
| Melee starters | Help for early survival |
| Ranged weapons | Fight dangerous fish from a safe distance |
| Heavy weapons | Boss fights such as the Giant Crab |
Walkthroughs also name community-reported examples — Rusty Blade (low damage, fast cooldown, starter island), Harpoon (medium, mid-island, unlocked via the first island merchant), and Trident (high, boss prep) — but no official comparable damage, attack speed, lure-rate, or upgrade-scaling data exists, and balance can change with beta patches. These categories cannot establish a best purchase order, and there is no confirmed universal minimum weapon for the Giant Crab. Check your live inventory instead of acting on a tier claim.
Before you buy or upgrade
Two things to check before acting: whether an item's current availability matches the offer shown (an on-screen promotion or sidebar card is not proof of ownership or permanence), and whether any price — such as the reported $15 Sharpen Knife or the 259-Robux Dual Uzis listing — still matches the live shop. Once a weapon is confirmed in your inventory, use the dedicated improvement procedure rather than guessing at upgrade effects.
Related Guides
Combat Guide
Use documented combat inputs and feedback signals to respond effectively during ordinary encounters.
Sharpen Knife
Find the reported knife upgrade, understand its purchase context, and decide when to buy it.
Money Guide
Build a repeatable catch, cook, sell, and upgrade loop using documented values and spending choices.
