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Fish Traps

Mod

by ktboogey

Auto-fishing block for auto-fishing... with blocks

Type

Mod

CurseForge Downloads

1,414,494

CurseForge ID

323927

Modrinth Downloads

444

Modrinth ID

lUtZShMf

Last Updated

Nov 6, 2026

Description

Fish Traps

Automate fishing without standing around. Fish Traps let you place an underwater trap, insert a fishing rod, and passively catch fish while you play.

The trap uses vanilla fishing mechanics and loot tables, so everything stays balanced and familiar.

How It Works

  1. Place the trap underwater (it must be waterlogged)
  2. Insert a fishing rod into the trap’s GUI
  3. The trap automatically fishes over time
  4. Collect items from the output slots or extract them with a hopper

Features

  • Set-and-forget automation
    • Catches fish, junk, and treasure using vanilla fishing loot tables
  • Visual status feedback
    • Rising bubbles while the trap is actively working
    • Circle ndicator shows whether open water requirements are met
      • Green (open water) or red (not open water)
  • Open water bonus
    • Open water enables treasure drops
    • Catch speed is 2× faster when conditions are met
  • Full enchantment support
    • Works with all vanilla fishing enchantments
    • Mending repairs the rod using catch XP
    • XP is consumed internally and not given to the player (prevents XP farming)
  • Automation-friendly
    • Hopper-compatible output for semi-automated fish farms
  • Balanced gameplay
    • Fishing rods take durability and can break
    • Base catch time: 60–120 seconds

Open Water Requirements

To qualify as open water, the trap must have: - 2 blocks of water in every horizontal direction - At least 1 block of water above the trap

Compatibility

Mod Loaders

Fabric

Game Versions

1.21.10 26.3

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