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# Leaderboard

## Leaderboard

See how you stack up against the server's other anglers. Open the Fishing Leaderboards with:

```
/fish leaderboard
```

***

### Metrics

The Leaderboard tracks two metrics:

| Metric               | Description                               |
| -------------------- | ----------------------------------------- |
| **Most Fish Caught** | Total number of fish caught.              |
| **Heaviest Fish**    | The single heaviest fish weight recorded. |

Each metric has separate boards for:

* **This Week**
* **This Month**
* **All Time**

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### Records

A new personal-best catch weight triggers a **personal best** message. This is for each individual fish, so the bigger the fish, the more respected you will be!

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### Angler Profile

The **Angler Profile** button in Rod Setup provides a quick standing summary. It shows your top ranks across metrics and periods, level, species discovered, total catches, and heaviest catch.

See [Levelling](/features/fishing/levelling.md) for Angler Profile details.

***

### FAQ

<details>

<summary>Why isn't my catch showing up on the Leaderboard yet?</summary>

Leaderboard data is cached and refreshes periodically. A new catch can take a short time to appear.

</details>

<details>

<summary>What happens if I'm not in the Top 10?</summary>

Your rank and value still appear at the bottom of the board. Use them to track progress toward the top 10.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Does the Leaderboard ever reset?</summary>

Weekly and Monthly boards track their rolling periods. The All Time board never resets.

</details>


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