🗺️ Interactive Island Map

The fishing notes, the forager's pages, and the shopping rounds hold the theory; this plate is the field chart. Choose your errand below — rod, basket, or coin purse — then hover over (or tap) any marked spot and the compendium opens to that page. Different laws govern the pursuits: fish care only for place and bait (no seasons, no weather, no clocks), forage cares for place and season — the wheel must turn before some patches will give — and shopkeepers care only for daylight, so run the errands before the town turns in.

Fish and forage records pressed from the community wiki (CC BY-SA 3.0, as is this ledger).

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hover a pin to open that spot's page of the compendium — tap to pin it 🎣🧺🛒

The Angler's Ledger, Pressed Flat

The same records in plain ink, for readers who prefer their maps in rows — first the waters, then the wild patches. (The interactive plate above reads from these very tables.)

The Forager's Ledger

And the basket's half of the chart. A blank season in the wiki's records is pressed here as year-round; "—" under coins means the compendium lists no price (or the item cannot be sold at all — witches' goods rarely can).

The Shopkeeper's Ledger

The coin purse's third of the chart. Every storefront with its keeper, its trade, and — the question that matters most with a full satchel — what you can sell there. The town square is drawn cozier than it plays, so the pins fan out a little; full shopping notes live in Shops & Services.

One more place stays off this plate until the story shows it to you. 🤫

For the craft itself — bait economics, leveling, the forager's routes, and the full shopping notes — turn back to Fishing, Mining & Foraging, and Shops & Services; for the walking tour, the Map of Fairhaven.