Q&A for How to Catch Feebas in Pokémon Sun and Moon

In my experience, it took about 15 minutes to find Feebas. You should be aware that Feebas has a low encounter rate of 1%, which only increases to 5% when the water is rippling, so patience is key.

You need to remain persistent. Continue trying, and take a break if needed.

You can use Sharpedo, but its high speed might scare away potential encounters, making it more difficult to find Feebas.

Yes, you can. Just make sure you are not standing in the water when you save, as being in the water can prevent the necessary ripple from appearing, which is how you encounter Feebas.

Feebas can be found at any rippling fishing spot in Brooklet Hill. Some players report specific spots as potentially yielding more encounters.

No, you will not find a specific ripple location for Feebas; it has an equal 5% chance in any ripple and a 1% chance in non-rippling water. For more effective fishing, especially when ripples are scarce, always bring a Pokémon with Sticky Hold or Suction Cups to reduce instances of "Nothing seems to be biting..."

You should search for Feebas in the rippling water spots within Wela Volcano Park. This increases your encounter rate from 1% to 5%. While the specific rippling spot in the park doesn't change your odds, using Lapras is recommended to avoid scaring away Pokémon found in these areas.

Yes, you can acquire Feebas through the GTS or Wonder Trade. However, this process might take longer than catching it yourself, especially if rare Pokémon are requested on the GTS or if you have limited luck with Wonder Trade.

No, you cannot call in Feebas via SOS battles. When using this mechanic in its habitat, you are more likely to encounter Magikarp or Gyarados.

You can only find Feebas at the fishing spots on Brooklet Hill. Be aware that its encounter rate is relatively low, so catching one may take some time.

You can try acquiring Feebas through Link or Wonder Trading, though these methods may also be time-consuming. Ultimately, the most consistent approach is to patiently continue fishing at its designated spot until you successfully catch one.