Java & Bedrock
Luck of the Sea
Luck of the Sea is a fishing-rod enchantment that shifts fishing loot toward treasure and away from junk without shortening the wait for a bite.
Luck of the Sea- Maximum level
- 3
- Edition
- Java & Bedrock
- Compatible
- Fishing Rod
- Treasure
- No
- Tradeable
- Yes
- Enchanting table
- Yes
Equipment and conflicts
Compatible equipment: Fishing Rod. It has no ordinary mutually exclusive enchantment listed.
Effect by level
| Level | Effect | Expected multiplier |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Small shift from junk toward treasure | Varies by mechanic |
| 2 | Larger loot-weight shift | Varies by mechanic |
| 3 | Maximum survival loot-weight shift toward treasure | Varies by mechanic |
How the mechanic works
- Each level increases the treasure weight and decreases the junk weight in eligible fishing loot.
- Open-water requirements still control whether treasure loot is available.
- Lure changes bite timing separately and can be combined with Luck of the Sea.
Affected blocks and drops
- Fishing rods
- Fishing treasure and junk loot weights
- Does not shorten bite time
How to obtain
- Enchant compatible equipment at an enchanting table.
- Apply a matching enchanted book at an anvil.
- Find or trade for an enchanted book that contains this enchantment.
Sources
Edition identifiers
Java: minecraft:luck_of_the_sea (numeric registry ID 20).
Bedrock: minecraft:luck_of_the_sea (numeric registry ID 23).
/enchant @s minecraft:luck_of_the_sea 3/enchant- Adds an enchantment to a held compatible item.
@s- The entity executing the command; usually you in chat.
minecraft:luck_of_the_sea- The Java identifier for Luck of the Sea.
3- The enchantment level to apply.
The target must be holding a compatible item, and commands require cheats or sufficient operator permission.