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In HeartGold, at least, the Good Rod isn't found in the Olivine Café, but rather in the building above the Pokécenter in Olivine. | In HeartGold, at least, the Good Rod isn't found in the Olivine Café, but rather in the building above the Pokécenter in Olivine. | ||
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== This might help with Consecutive Fishing math == | |||
Ok, so I caught my first Shinny through chain fishing the other day, wasn't even trying, forgot all about chain fishing until I caught a shinny male Poliwhirl. I was actually after its evolved form, Politoad before it popped up. I figure this was after 20 attempts to get a normal Politoad, the exact amount i cannot say but I am certain of 20. | |||
The second Shinny I got was the next day, which was a male Relicanth. I did however keep track, and was surprised about how soon I caught it. After 10 consecutive bites I reeled in the shinny living fossil Pokémon, however before that I caught 2 Seadras back to back so maybe that did something to the chain. | |||
The third shinny was a female Alomomola which was caught after 38 consecutive bites. | |||
I'm not sure if any of that can help the more math gifted researchers come up with the numbers, but here it is all the same. Good luck. [[User:Yamitora1|Yamitora1]] ([[User talk:Yamitora1|talk]]) 14:46, 28 January 2014 (UTC) | |||
