How to shiny hunt using Super Rod in Pokémon White 2.
Fishing with the Super Rod, the deepest fishing table.
Odds with charm
1 / 2,731
Odds no charm
1 / 8,192
Per encounter
~18s
Expected hunt
13.7 hours
How the hunt works
Cast from a tile where your target appears, reel in every bite, and flee non-shinies. Fishing is one of the most input-light hunts, which makes it comfortable for very long sessions.
The base rate in Pokémon White 2 is 1 in 8,192. The Shiny Charm is available in this game and adds two extra shiny rolls.
Tips
- •Some spots have different tables from land versus while surfing.
Pokémon you can find with Super Rod in White 2
20 species, sorted by best encounter rate.
| Pokémon | Best rate | Levels | Locations |
|---|---|---|---|
 Poliwag | 40% | 40–70 | 16 |
 Grimer | 40% | 40–70 | 2 |
 Shellder | 40% | 40–60 | 4 |
 Krabby | 40% | 40–60 | 2 |
 Horsea | 40% | 35–60 | 3 |
 Goldeen | 40% | 40–70 | 8 |
 Magikarp | 40% | 1–100 | 1 |
 Dratini | 40% | 40–70 | 1 |
 Chinchou | 40% | 40–70 | 1 |
 Remoraid | 40% | 40–60 | 2 |
 Carvanha | 40% | 40–70 | 1 |
 Barboach | 40% | 45–60 | 3 |
 Clamperl | 40% | 40–60 | 1 |
 Luvdisc | 40% | 40–70 | 5 |
 Finneon | 40% | 35–70 | 6 |
 Stunfisk | 40% | 45–60 | 3 |
 Basculin Blue Striped | 40% | 40–70 | 28 |
 Qwilfish | 4% | 50–70 | 3 |
 Corsola | 4% | 60–70 | 1 |
 Feebas | 4% | 50–70 | 1 |