Emera Beach

Emera Beach was introduced on the 27th May 2016 as a part of the Big Spring Update. Emera Beach is unlocked at Trainerlevel 12.
To access the Emera Beach, hover over the 'Town' tab, and select 'Emera Beach'.

Fishing

The main feature of the Emera Beach is that it is the perfect fishing spot.
Within this update, a new 'fishing' minigame has been implemented.

The Minigame

When you speak to Leah the Mermaid, she will gift you your first fishing rod; the Old Rod .
Now that you have your first rod, you can start playing the minigame. Located here is all your rods, bait, your fish box and your energy percent inside a green bar.

Note: Your fisher artwork depends on the gender chosen while registering, you can change it on your Profile Settings.

To start fishing you have to throw your rod and wait until an exclamation mark is shown above your fisher. Select "Pull rod" and start pulling up the Fish/Pokémon. In order to make it go up, you have to wait until the yellow tide gets under the Magikarp sprite. If you pull when it isn't on the yellow tide, the Pokémon will go down. Depending on the Pokemon, you have a set time to catch it, if the counter goes down to 0, the fish will escape.

Your Rods/Baits

Here you can see all your rods and the baits you got

There is first all the Rods you've gotten from Leah the Mermaid. Pay her a visit to see what she would want in exchange for better rods.

The currently obtainable rods are:

	Old Rod	An old and beat-up fishing rod. Catches common Fish-Pokémon.
	Good Rod	A new, good-quality fishing rod. Catches rarer Fish-Pokémon than the Old Rod.
	Super Rod	An awesome, high-tech fishing rod. Catches very rare Fish-Pokémon.
	Shiny Rod	A shiny rod. Increases the chance of catching shiny Fish-Pokémon.

Fish Box

Fish box showing a normal and shiny Pokemon.

The fish box stores all your caught Fish-Pokémon until you either adopt them, release them or exchange them with Leah the Mermaid.

Shiny pokemom will be separated from any of their normal counterparts you may have caught. Some of the Pokémon caught may turn out to be mega-able, although this will not be shown in the fish box.

You can only adopt up to 10 Fish-Pokémon from your fish box per day.

There isn't a time limit to adopt them and you can catch as many as you want as they won't disappear.

Catching Fish/Pokemon

Mainly Fish-like or Water-type Pokémon can be caught on the Beach, the better the rod is, the rarer the Pokémon. The possibilities of catching the Pokémon with a certain rod depends on their rarity.

OLD ROD
Tentacool common	Goldeen uncommon	Magikarp common	Remoraid rare	Azurill uncommon	Tympole very_rare

GOOD ROD
Poliwag rare	Tentacruel very_rare	Shellder very_rare	Horsea very_rare	Seaking rare	Gyarados uncommon
Chinchou rare	Marill rare	Mantine super_rare	Carvanha very_rare	Finneon very_rare	Mantyke rare
Frillish rare	Tynamo uncommon	Inkay rare

SUPER ROD
Squirtle unknown	Poliwhirl unknown	Cloyster unknown	Staryu unknown	Totodile unknown	Lanturn unknown
Mudkip unknown	Wailmer unknown	Corphish unknown	Feebas unknown	Clamperl unknown	Huntail unknown
Gorebyss unknown	Piplup unknown	Gloweon unknown	Lumineon unknown	Phione unknown	Oshawott unknown
Froakie unknown	Clauncher unknown

Thunderstorms

During thunderstorms, the Emera Beach is closed and all features will be unaccessible. This includes the mini-game, Los Seashellos as well as Leah the Mermaid. Players will have to wait for the thunderstorm to pass before being able to access all features again. The weather in Emera Town can be monitored through the Castform Weather channel.

Having possession of the Fisherman's Hat would allow access to the mini-game, even during thunderstorms. However, all other features remain unavailable.

Los Seashellos

Los Seacshellos' waiter

The Los Seashellos is a fancy restaurant at the beach. There you can buy various refreshing drinks and tasty meals that will restore your energy. You can only buy a single dish once per day as you will drown if you eat too much!
While you're ordering a dish, you have the option to tip the waiter. You can give anywhere from 0 to 100 PokéDollars as a tip.

The Menu

The Menu contains many drinks/dishes that will help you with your energy. You may from time to time unlock more new dishes.

The menu
Glass of Water Price: 10 Restores your energy by 1%	Bubbly Berry Beverage Price: 50 Restores your energy by 5%	Pink Cold Angel Price: 300 Restores your energy by 20%
Pommes Frites Price: 125 Restores your energy by 10%	Marill Ice Cream Price: 400 Restores your energy by 25%	Pasta a la Chef Price: 1,000 Restores your energy by 50%
Pika Deluxe Burger Price: 1,250 Restores your energy by 50%	Pizza Summer Price: 2,000 Restores your energy by 75%	Sharpelone Price: 3,500 Restores your energy by 100%

Leah the Mermaid

Leah the Mermaid

Leah the Mermaid is an in-game NPC that introduces herself to you and offers to exchange her items for Fish-Pokemon you have caught due to the fact that she, as a mermaid, cannot catch the Fish-Pokemon at Emera Beach herself.

Trading with Leah

An example of a trade Leah will offer

Everyday Leah offers items in exchange for Fish-Pokemon from your Fish Box or other items. She will not accept Fish-Pokemon you have hatched out of eggs and they must come from the beach.

Most of her offers change daily. However, some items, such as Submarine Volcano Maps, will remain on her trading list everyday.

There is no limit to how many times a day you can make a trade with Leah, the only limit is the amount of a Fish-Pokemon species in your Fish Box.