Base game
- Platinum Angler Unlock all trophies. 6%Very rare
- First Hit Get your first hit. 92.5%Common
- 1,000 Fishing Points Achieve earning total of 1,000 Points. 38.6%Rare
- Bronze Fisherman Catch 10 different kinds of fish. 22%Rare
- Bronze Chef Make 3 different kinds of dishes. 21.6%Rare
- Quest Expert Complete Quests 1 through 5. 19.9%Rare
- Big Fish Angler Catch a fish 50 cm or bigger. 23.8%Rare
- Bronze Angler Catch 20 fish. 26.7%Rare
- Aquarium Expert Release 5 fish. 17.8%Rare
- Silver Angler Catch 50 fish. 22%Rare
- Quest Master Complete Quests 6 through 12 12.9%Very rare
- Silver Fisherman Catch 20 different kinds of fish. 16%Rare
- Silver Chef Make 6 different kinds of dishes. 14.2%Very rare
- 5,000 Fishing Points Achieve earning total of 5,000 Points. 23.9%Rare
- Big Fish Master Catch a fish 100 cm or bigger. 15.7%Rare
- Aquarium Master Release 15 fish. 13.5%Very rare
- Reel Complete Make all reels. 8.1%Very rare
- Rod Complete Make all rods. 8.3%Very rare
- Lure Complete Make all lures. 9%Very rare
- Subquest Master Complete all Subquests. 6.6%Very rare
- Challenge Master Complete all Challenge Quests. 7%Very rare
- Gold Angler Catch 100 fish. 17.1%Rare
- Gold Fisherman Catch all kinds of fish except the White Sturgeon. 9.8%Very rare
- Big Fish King Catch a fish 200 cm or bigger. 10%Very rare
- Gold Chef Make all dishes. 8.6%Very rare
- Aquarium King Release all fish. 6.8%Very rare
- Angler King See the true ending. 6.6%Very rare
Trophy facts for Reel Fishing: Days of Summer
How many trophies does Reel Fishing: Days of Summer have?
Reel Fishing: Days of Summer (PS5) has 27 trophies: 1 platinum, 6 gold, 12 silver and 8 bronze, worth 1,320 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Reel Fishing: Days of Summer platinum trophy?
6% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Reel Fishing: Days of Summer. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Reel Fishing: Days of Summer?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Platinum Angler” (Very rare), earned by 6% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.




































