Urchin Fish Guide + Location (Spiritfarer)

The urchin is a small-sized shellfish that you can find in Spiritfarer.

Unlike other types of fish in the game, urchin can only be found sticking in the hull of your ship when you’re in the Crow’s End region. As an ingredient, you can use them to cook at least 4 shellfish-related recipes.

Where to Catch Urchins

The urchin falls under the category of seafood that doesn’t need the fishing minigame to catch.

Instead, you can find these sticking on the hull of your ship. You can take them by jumping into the water and interacting with them from the side of the boat.

However, you can only find urchins on your ship when you’re sailing around the waters of Crow’s End, at X: -126, Y: -5.

To reach this island you will need the Mist Cleaner 1000 Boat Improvement. If you don’t have it already then check out our guide on boat improvements to learn how to buy this upgrade.

Once you reach the region then urchins can be found stuck to your ship at any time of day and during any weather.

Dishes

Here are all of the recipes that you can cook in the kitchen using urchins as an ingredient:

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