
2026-09-28 17:16:16

Delta Force Season 11 added something you probably didn't expect from a tactical shooter: fishing. It went live across Layali Grove, Zero Dam, and AZ3, with 27 fish species, four rod tiers, and its own currency system. It is a real progression loop, not a throwaway minigame.
Want to get more information? Whether you're chasing account progression or hunting rare red fish across Layali Grove, AZ3, and Zero Dam, this guide from TOPUPlive can help you make every cast count.
Before you can fish, you need to unlock the fishing system, and that requires Operations Level 17. This level is tied to your progress in Operations mode, not your overall account level.

Joe Reed refreshes randomly near your drop point. The three most common spawns are:
Talk to him and accept his offer. Do not attack him, or he will fight back and lock you out of fishing for the entire match.
You will receive a Beginner Float Rod, five Enhanced Fragrant Baits, and an Advanced Fishing Box.
Two locations matter more than the rest.
Iron Dome Underground Cave — Complete the Iron Dome mission near Super Star Station (turret wall puzzle, storage station computer, detonate the dud shell). Follow the blown-open tunnel to a hidden water body. Even the beginner rod pulls purple fish here.
Serenity Bay — Reed's spawn point and the densest red-fish water on the map. Produces Sapphire Snakehead (red), Tiger Fish (red), and Pike.
The Platinum Silver Arowana is Layali Grove exclusive. Find the Easter Egg cave, follow the light opening, take the left fork, and fish only in the sunlit water. It will not bite anywhere else.

Fish | Rarity | Where | Gear |
Platinum Silver Arowana
| Red | Easter Egg Cave (sunlit water only) | Lure rod |
Sapphire Snakehead
| Red | Serenity Bay | Float rod |
Tiger Fish
| Red | Serenity Bay only | High-Carbon + Steel-Bead Sound Lure |
Atlantic Salmon
| Red | AZ3 outer sea, Layali Grove canal | Purple reel + purple line |
The clearest takeaway is that red fish availability is tied tightly to specific zones, so matching gear and location in advance beats searching randomly.
Fishing Coins are the fishing currency. You earn them by catching fish and selling them at the Black Site. They buy bait, rod upgrade materials, and modification parts.
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Reach Operations Level 17, enter Layali Grove on Normal, find Joe Reed, and accept his offer.
Serenity Bay for red fish, Iron Dome Underground Cave for hidden high-value water. Both on Layali Grove.
Beginner Float Rod until Level 10. Then Glass Lure Rod. High-Carbon Lure Rod at Level 31 for red fish.
Fishing Coins are the fishing-exclusive currency. Catch fish in matches, extract successfully, and sell them at the Black Site. Higher rarity fish yield more coins.
Fishing in Delta Force goes deeper than it first appears. Unlock Joe Reed at Operations Level 17 in Layali Grove, work your way up to the High-Carbon Lure Rod at Level 31, and remember the one rule that matters: match your bait tier to your rod tier.
Serenity Bay and the Iron Dome Underground Cave are your red-fish spots, while the Platinum Silver Arowana only shows up in the sunlit water of the Easter Egg cave. Bring the right gear, watch for other players, and extract with your catch.
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