Last Updated: September 22, 2026 | This game has no badge system at all.
Pull a Lucky Fish puts a rod in your hand and a shark in the water. You cast, reel in a rare catch, then race a return trip where that shark can take it right back. It launched in May 2026 and has already passed 46.5 million visits. There is no working script and no active code right now, both covered in full on their own pages.
The shop here is unusually large for a game this size, and one thing about it stands out immediately: there is no badge ladder to chase at all.
Pull a Lucky Fish Overview
| Studio |
Openwater Games |
| Genre |
Tycoon (Simulation) |
| Released |
May 20, 2026 |
| Last game update |
September 21, 2026 |
| Visits |
about 46.5 million |
| Favorites |
about 116,000 |
| Player rating |
95.3 percent of 76,626 votes are positive |
| Badges |
0 – this game has no badge system |
| Shop |
7 gamepasses, 111 developer products |
| Price of entry |
Free |
The studio is Openwater Games, a group of about 126,000 members. That group is not Roblox-verified, and neither is the account behind it.
How to Play Pull a Lucky Fish
- Join the game and grab a starter rod.
- Cast the rod out into the water.
- Reel it in once you get a bite.
- Watch for the shark on the way back and finish the return trip.
- Place your catch on your island to bank the payout.
- Spend your earnings on better rods and training to go further next time.
Pull a Lucky Fish Gameplay
Rebirths add a cash multiplier, and the fourth one is said to unlock an extra machine. Weather events can trigger a mutation on a fish you have already placed, changing its payout. An auction house lets players bid on exclusive rods. None of that is tracked with badges here. Instead, progress shows up in what you can afford to buy, starting with the gamepasses below.
| Gamepass |
Price (Robux) |
| Faster rolling |
229 |
| x2 Mutation Luck |
360 |
| x2 Cash |
360 |
| x2 Fishing Rod Throw Power |
315 |
| x2 Fish Luck |
225 |
| x2 Pull Power |
99 |
| Auto Fishing |
49 |
The wider shop goes far past those seven passes: 111 separate developer products in total, running from a 4 Robux fish-saving action up to a 3,299 Robux top-tier rod. The priciest items are named rods and training dumbbells, which lines up with a real rod-upgrade and Throw Power training loop rather than a flat pay-to-win purchase.
Tips for New Pull a Lucky Fish Players
- This game has no badge system at all. Do not go looking for a badge ladder. There is nothing to track here beyond the fish you catch and the rebirths you bank.
- The shop is huge, over a hundred items deep. Most of it is small, cheap actions rather than one big pay-to-win purchase. Only a handful of rods and dumbbells break a thousand Robux.
- Auto Fishing is the cheapest real time-saver in the shop. It costs 49 Robux and removes the need to reel in every catch by hand.
- A shark can take your catch back before you bank it. The return trip after a bite is the real risk. Better rods and Throw Power training make that trip shorter and safer.
- Rebirths are where the long-term money comes from. Each one adds a cash multiplier, and the fourth is said to unlock an extra in-game machine.
- There is no working code right now. The redeem box is real but empty, so do not waste time hunting for one that works.
Pull a Lucky Fish FAQ
Is Pull a Lucky Fish free to play?
Yes. The shop sells rods, training gear and boosts, but none of it is required to start fishing.
Does Pull a Lucky Fish have badges?
No. This game has no badge system, which is unusual among fishing and tycoon games on Roblox.
How many working Pull a Lucky Fish codes are there?
None right now. The redeem box is real but has stayed empty, covered in full on the codes page.
Is there a working Pull a Lucky Fish script?
No working menu exists right now, covered in full on the script page.
What happens if a shark catches me on the way back?
You risk losing the fish you just reeled in before it ever reaches your island.
What can you buy in the shop?
Mostly cheap utility actions and gear, plus a handful of top-tier rods and training dumbbells over a thousand Robux each.
Every figure on this page comes from Roblox and was read on September 22, 2026. Prices and player numbers move, so treat them as a snapshot rather than a fixed total.