From humble rowboats to high-speed trawlers, every utility boat in Fisch serves a purpose-whether it’s hauling your latest lobster catch or cutting across rough waters for rare finds. Here’s everything you need to know before setting sail in the newest fishing update.
So with that said, let’s look at all the utility boats in the Fisch Lobster Fishing update, along with their stats and cages.
List of All Utility Boats in Fisch
This section lists every utility boat available in Fisch, from basic rowboats to advanced models unlocked through fishing milestones or Robux purchases. Each entry includes key stats like speed, storage capacity, and fuel efficiency, plus acquisition methods and ideal uses for tasks such as lobster trapping in the latest update. Use the table below to compare options and pick the right one for your playstyle.
The new utility boats in Fisch can be found on the new islands in Sea 1 and Sea 2, named Lobster Shores and Netter’s Haven, respectively. On these islands, you will find the Utility Boat NPC. Interacting with him will open up the list of the following boats:
- Small Utility Boat
- Medium Utility Boat
- Large Utility Boat
- Huge Utility Boat
If the list of new boats doesn’t show up, simply click on the Utility Boat button at the bottom of the pop-up window to see them. That said, here are all the utility boats in Fisch:
1. Small Utility Boat
- Speed: 80S/ps
- Steering: 80
- Acceleration: 0.15S/ps
- Price: 1000C$
This is a small and handy boat that every beginner can afford due to its low price and basic abilities. The boat can carry a total of three passengers, including the driver. However, you cannot enjoy most of the new fishing features at this price since only the Old Cage and the basic Fishing Net are available.
2. Medium Utility Boat
- Speed: 110S/ps
- Steering: 80
- Acceleration: 0.25S/ps
- Price: 2500C$
Next comes a slightly bigger version, the Medium Utility Boat, that can hold up to four players at a time, including the driver. With this, you can use items up to the Rusted Cage and up to the Premium Nets. Hence, I recommend you not go for the first two but rather save up some cash and buy the next boats.
3. Large Utility Boat
- Speed: 150S/ps
- Steering: 80
- Acceleration: 0.30S/ps
- Price: 5000C$
The Large Utility Boat is an even bigger boat that you will need in the new lobster fishing update to use Obsidian cages and nets. You cannot use Cursed cages and nets with the Large Boat. Plus, this boat can carry up to five players, including the driver, at a time, hence, a balanced boat.
4. Huge Utility Boat
Finally, we have the huge utility boat in Fisch, which is meant for big parties, and if you have lots of friends, unlike me. This massive ship can accommodate up to eight players, including the driver, and all the cages and fishing nets are available for use.
- Speed: 190S/ps
- Steering: 80
- Acceleration: 0.35S/ps
- Price: 10,000C$
Utility boat stats prices and capacities
Utility boats in Roblox’s Fisch vary by size, with escalating prices, speeds, and capacities for lobster cages and player capacity. These stats are key for efficient lobster fishing in the update’s zones. Data draws from prior searches on the game’s Lobster Fishing update.
Detailed Stats
| Boat | Price (C$) | Speed | Max Cages | Player Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Utility Boat | 50,000 | 2 | ||
| Medium Utility Boat | 250,000 | 4 | ||
| Large Utility Boat | 500,000 | 6 | ||
| Huge Utility Boat | 1,500,000 | 8 |
Capacity Notes
Cage limits scale with boat size and support Old, Rusty, Reinforced, or Premium types for better yields. Larger boats enable group play and faster trips to zones like Lobster Shores.
Compare crewboats vs supply vessels
Crewboats and supply vessels serve distinct roles in offshore operations, with crewboats prioritizing rapid personnel transport and supply vessels focusing on bulk cargo logistics. Crewboats excel in speed for crew transfers, while supply vessels offer greater capacity for materials and equipment.
Key Comparison
| Aspect | Crewboats | Supply Vessels (PSVs/OSVs) |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Purpose | Personnel transport, light cargo | Bulk supplies, equipment, fuel |
| Speed | High (30+ knots) | Moderate (10-16 knots) |
| Size Range | 30-200 ft, <100 GRT | 50-100+ m, larger GT |
| Cargo Capacity | Limited deck/light consumables | High (e.g., 2,000+ tons deck, mud tanks) |
| Passenger Capacity | Up to 100+ | Fewer, focused on crew/supplies |
| Hull Material | Often aluminum | Steel |
Operational Differences
Crewboats operate like fast ferries for quick trips to platforms, often with dynamic positioning for transfers. Supply vessels handle routine logistics like drilling mud and provisions, spending significant time loading/unloading in harsh conditions.
