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# Treasure
Treasure can be found in six rarities (**Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Exotic**) with higher rarities containing significantly better items.
Treasure must be opened from your **Fishing Bag** and can contain valuable rewards such as fishing supplies, lures, gadgets, legendary vouchers, area-specific rod skins, and more.
| Tier | Chance |
|---|
| Common | 59.64% |
| Uncommon | 30% |
| Rare | 7.5% |
| Epic | 2.25% |
| Legendary | 0.55% |
| Exotic | 0.06% |
* Treasure can also be obtained from [Junk Spins](/features/fishing/catches/junk.md#junk-spins).
* The **Treasure Hook** and **Treasure Magnet** perks can increase the quality and quantity of caught Treasure.
## Catch Chance
Treasure has a base catch chance of **1%**, which can be increased by the following
* Fishing during a **Treasure Storm** (+1%)
* Fishing at a Fishing Hotspot with an **Treasure Chance** buff (+1%)
* Upgrading the **Treasure Chance** perk (up to +1%)
* Activating an **Treasure Lure** (+100%)
## Rewards
*Coming soon*
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