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Get your swimming trunks (or Surfing Pokémon) ready; it’s all sea from here on.

Pokémon Encounters¶

Name	Type	Location	Encounter Rate
Magikarp	Water	Old/Good Rod	65% (Old), 60% (Good)
Pelipper	Water/Flying	Surf	35%
Tentacool	Water/Poison	Surf/Old/Good Rod	50% (Surf), 35% (Fishing)
Tentacruel	Water/Poison	Surf	15%
Wailmer	Water	Good/Super Rod	5% (Good), 100% (Super)
Chinchou	Water/Electric	Underwater	50%
Clamperl	Water/Electric	Underwater	30%
Lanturn	Water	Underwater	15%
Relicanth	Water/Rock	Underwater	5%

Local Trainers Pokémon¶

Name	Money	Party
Swimmer Jenny	624	Luvdisc Lv. 39
Swimmer Dylan	624	Sealeo Lv. 39
Sis & Bro Rita & Sam	760	Pelipper Lv. 39, Whiscash Lv. 38
Swimmer Spencer	592	Staryu Lv. 37, Tentacruel Lv. 37
Swimmer Grace	608	Wailmer Lv. 36, Azumarill Lv. 38

Lilycove City¶

After all of that, and turning up nothing, let’s just continue as normal, eh? For now, heal up in the Pokémon Center and be sure to stock up - we’re finally heading out to sea, onto Route 124!

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After getting the Super Rod, you can find Sharpedo under the “Feebas bridge” in Route 119.

Route 124¶

Ah, it’s like The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker all over again. With less water. And more Pokémon. And less random big fish gobbling you up or knocking you out of your boat. And, for some of you, more Super Repels . Not that anyone would blame you.

When you arrive, go east and battle the Swimmer, and another further east. Go southwest from there and battle the siblings, then east to battle a Swimmer. Northeast of there is the Treasure Hunter’s house.

Inside, you can trade Red Shards for Fire Stones, Yellow Shards for Thunder Stones, Blue Shards for Water Stones, and Green Shards for Leaf Stones, though, since there’s a limited amount of each in the game, it’s simpler to just master Super Training in our opinion.

In the water north of there will be a Swimmer, which will finish off the Route; after, go east to Route 125 .