Zealous players of Pokemon Sun And Moon are leaving no stone unturned in their bid to capture rare Pokemon. While this could possibly turn out to be a backbreaking task, there are several Pokemon Sun And Moon cheats, tips, and tricks available online to make things a bit easier for trainers. Moreover, there are umpteen fishing spots wherein trainers can get their hands on some coveted aquatic Pokemon.

Let's take a look at some Pokemon Sun And Moon tips and tricks in capturing rare Pokemon, along with the list of fishing spots where you are likely to encounter some rare Pokemon:

Gearing Up For The Fishing Journey

Before you start your fishing journey in Pokemon Sun And Moon, ensure that you have enough Poke Balls. To further boost your chances of catching these rare creatures, save as many Lure Balls from Samson Oak on Blush Mountain as you can. It is important for you to bear in mind that Lure Balls are not up for buying, so it is imperative to use them wisely, according to a report from GameRanx.

List Of Alola Fishing Spots & Rare Aquatic Creatures In Pokemon Sun And Moon

Gear yourself with the Fishing Rod before heading to ferret out a spot where there are a lot of rocks with bubbles underneath the water surface. Alternatively, you can fish with Lapras' Poke Ride in Pokemon Sun And Moon.

You are likely to stumble upon a rare aquatic Pokemon, Barboach, with an encounter chance of 50 percent in Melemele Island, Seaward Cave. You need to pass Melemele Meadow, which is a small meadow off of Route 3, to go to the Seaward Cave. Upon reaching the cave, you'll find a pond on the left side. Simply ride Lapras to discover the onliest fishing spot in the region.

Mareanie is a sly rare Pokemon and catching it is no child's play. You need to surf into the bay situated on Akala Island, where you will catch sight of a rippling fishing spot. You will be able to smoke out a Corsola as soon as you cast the rod. It's important to ensure that you do not knock Corsola unconscious during battle. Corsola usually calls for help and one of them could turn out to be Mareanie. In the case that Corsola's help is a different Pokemon, you need to keep striking them until Mareanie finally shows up, according to DailyDot.

Pokemon Sun And Moon has another rare aquatic Pokemon in the form of Generation 2's Chinchou, which can be found in Akala Island, Akala Outskirts. Located on the east coast of the outskirts region, there are a couple of fishing spots close by to a lonesome fisherman. In order to get your hands on Chinchou, you need to head for the northernmost fishing region.