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 ====== Goals of this Guide ======
+  - Learn the basics of [[Trophy Fishing Online 2]]
   - Select a fishing location.
   - Select a lure.
   - Catch your first fish.
+  - Catch more fish.
+  - Get paid.
 ====== Chapter 1. Lots of Data ======
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 ===== Logging in for the First Time =====
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  When you log on for the first time, you will be at the Charter Page. This is a general hub of information. As a new player, you will likely be unable to compete in anything so it can largely be ignored at this point.
+You may clear the "alerts for avatars" and "system messages" by simply clicking them once so they go away at anytime, just don't lost your place in the walkthrough. You can always return to the Charter Page by clicking Charter->Your Homepage
 The goal of this walkthrough is to do one thing - get you on the water and catch your first fish in TFO2. You do not need to buy anything as you start automatically with 10 lures appropriate for where you are going. Like a traditional RPG type game, you start at "Level 1" in the sense you only have 1 area unlocked in Flyfishing and the most basic skills for it.
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 Below is the example of the fish I caught. A TINY Rock Bass worth a measly $.18
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+====== Chapter 3. Wrapping Things Up ======
+Got your first fish in Chapter 2 yet? If not, make sure you've caught a fish before reading this part. You can easily start Chapter 2 again by clicking "Go Fishing!" again to access the main fishing area interface.
+So the game basically comes down to a repeating factor - Cast a lure, hook a fish, fight a fish and hopefully reel in a fish. You repeat the concepts in Chapter 2 until you have 5 fish(or more). Feel free to explore other locations within Taylor's Creek by clicking on the Move Location Options section. Each location has different fish and different fish populations than each other so it is worth exploring and taking notes.
+===== Time to Get Paid =====
+So you'll notice up until now, you still have $0.00. You do not get paid until you click the CASH-OUT from the main "Go Fishing" panel that we dealt with earlier where we saw Movement Options, Livewell, etc. You can always access this by clicking "Go Fishing" while not fighting a fish.
+You may have to release fish depending upon bag limits and how many fish you have of each species. A maximum of 5 fish can ever be cashed out and some species do not allow a certain amount of cash-outs. You'll be alerted to what is illegal when you are attempting to cash-out if its applicable.
+If all is well, you should see a complete list of all the fish you caught on this trip as well as income.
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+After clicking "Continue" you will find yourself back at the main Charter page with the increased money and probably some message.
+===== Speeding Yourself Along =====
+So that is how the game works in the simplest of ways.
+  - You select a body of water in "Go Fishing", for starting players it'd be in the Flyfishing section.
+  - You select where you want to start fishing.
+  - You select a lure to cast or move as desired.
+  - You cash-out before 4 hours is up or when you're done fishing.
+You are allowed 5 boat launches per day with reset times around 12:00-12:05 CST.
+Advanced stages of the game involve Equipment investment(this is leveling up and accessing new areas), competing against other players in tournaments, buying lures beyond flyfishing and common stuff and of course, a ton of other enjoyable aspects to this "easy-to-learn, difficult-to-master" game.
+==== Premium Store ====
+There are a ton of boosts and options to speed yourself up to catch up to other players in the [[red_shade_games_premium_store|Premium Store]] of TFO2 such as cash-increasing boosts or simply generating lures and selling them to other players. As a new player I highly suggest Sponsorships, Fish Fighting and Money boosts to get a fast start if you are to make purchases. Lure generation can also be invaluable if you take the time to learn the market system.