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What counts as "getting away" for the cast master achievement in Animal Crossing New Horizons?

Arqade Asked by Jacob Kuechenmeister on August 10, 2021

I’m going for the cast master achievement in New Horizons. I know i broke my streak at 58, and that i wont be able to see what my current streak is, but i am wondering what counts as “getting away”.

I assume reeling in too soon or late would, since the fish can’t be caught after that, but what about casting, and reeling in without the fish knowing. For some reason i find aiming in this version really hard, despite the fact i never used the 3D function in new leaf. Between that and my joycon drift, i doubt i’ll ever be able to get it if that breaks the streak too.

2 Answers

I can confirm from my own experience getting the first achievement, the following actions do not break your streak:

  • Attempting to cast your line, but not being able to land in any water
  • Casting your line in water without any fish nearby, and cancelling the cast
  • Casting your line in water near a fish, and cancelling before it notices

However, as soon as a fish has spotted your dobber, cancelling it will break your streak. This is noticed easily by the fish disappearing.

Basically; if there is no fish, or the fish stays after cancelling, it was a 'safe' cast.

Answered by Ivo Coumans on August 10, 2021

Just wanted to add for anyone checking this in the future, if you reel in before a fish has hit on your line, EVEN IF IT HAS NOTICED IT, it DOES NOT break your streak. I was at 54, cast poorly at a fish, and reeled in to try to reset. Before I hit A to reel in, the fish turned toward the bait and started approaching it, so when I reeled in, it disappeared. I found a different fish and caught it, and in a whim, checked my progress in the Nook phone, and sure enough, it jumped up to 55. I don't know if only losing fish that are actively on the line counts, but if they haven't even nibbled, you're in the clear.

Answered by Keelo on August 10, 2021

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