Discord fishing bot: LEO Fishing
LEO Fishing is a fishing game you play right in a Discord channel. One /fish brings up a fish or an item; your catches fill the collection and earn LEO (the server currency) for better rods and bait. Server admins don't need to set anything up: just invite the bot.
How it plays
Fishing is built for short, frequent sessions: cast, see what you got, pick your next goal.
- /fish: cast your rod to catch fish, treasure chests and items. Each fishing spot has a cooldown.
- /inventory: view what you caught, sell it, or equip a rod.
- /fish-dex: your collection of every fish and item you've caught. New catches are added automatically.
- /fish-achievements: check achievement progress and claim LEO rewards for the ones you've unlocked.
- /fish-ranking and /show-off: see the server top 10 and show off a catch or a rod in the channel.
Rod upgrades and gear
Better rods and bait raise your odds of catching rarer fish.
- /fish-shop: buy rods and bait with LEO and equip bait.
- /fish-forge: upgrade or combine rods. Upgrade tickets soften a failed attempt.
- /fish-settings: change your own settings, such as auto-equipping rods and PRO auto-sell.
A market between players
On /fish-market you buy and sell chests, items, rods, bait and upgrade tickets with other players for LEO. Fish can't be listed, so catching them yourself still matters.
For server admins
Fishing runs separately on every server. Admins choose the channels where fishing is allowed in the web panel, and /fish-boost cuts the server's fishing spot cooldowns for 30 days, paid with personal LEO or the server treasury.
Every probability is public
Fish rarity, treasure chest and upgrade success rates are calculated from the data the bot actually uses and published on the odds page. Pick a rod and bait to see the odds of a single cast.