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Animal Crossing New Horizons July Fish List: ALL fish you can catch in July

New fish are appearing in Animal Crossing New Horizons today for the month of July. Here's a list of everything that's new in July.

It's the start of a brand new month and whilst fans of Animal Crossing New Horizons might have one eye on the Summer Update, there's the small question of the big monthly update.

Very soon players will discover a wealth of new wildlife to capture and sell on your Nintendo Switch in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Players in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres should have an assortment of new Fish and Bugs to catch.

This is a game that thrives on its changing Seasons after all.

You might already know when and how to catch certain creatures, since the games Critterpedia is very handy for such scenarios.

But if you haven't caught these bugs or fish before, you won't know for sure when they come and go. That's thankfully where we come in.

So keep reading and mayeb bookmark this page so you don't forget, here is your list of new fish that are available to catch in July 2020.

Animal Crossing New Horizons - New Fish in July 2020 List

New FISH joining Animal Crossing New Horizons in July 2020 - Northern Hemisphere players:

TYPE OF FISH

LOCATION

TIME AVAILABLE

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New FISH joining Animal Crossing New Horizons in July 2020 - Southern Hemisphere players:

This might sound remarkable, but there are actually no changes to the fish in the southern hemisphere this month.

That's right, zero changes.

What Fish left Animal Crossing New Horizons at start of July 2020?

Northern Hemisphere players - You can no longer catch these fish.

TYPE OF FISH

TIME AVAILABLE

LOCATION

RETURNS

Cherry Salmon

Rivers

Char

4pm to 9am

Rivers and ponds

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Southern Hemisphere players:

TYPE OF FISH

TIME AVAILABLE

LOCATION

RETURNS

Pike

Rivers

March 2021

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