{
"title": "Luck of the Sea",
"rows": [
{
"field": "III",
"label": "Maximum level"
},
{
"field": "<span class=\"sprite-file\" style=\"\">(link to File:ItemSprite fishing-rod.png article, displayed as 16x16px|link=Fishing Rod|alt=|class=pixel-image|)</span>",
"label": "<span class=\"explain \" title=\"Items that can receive the enchantment from an enchanting table.\">Primary items</span>"
},
{
"field": "''None''",
"label": "<span class=\"explain \" title=\"Items that cannot receive the enchantment from an enchanting table but can receive it from an enchanted book on an anvil.\">Secondary items</span>"
},
{
"field": "2",
"label": "<span class=\"explain \" title=\"Relative chance of the enchantment being offered.\">Enchantment weight</span>"
},
{
"field": "<code>luck_of_the_sea</code>",
"label": "(link to Identifier article, displayed as Identifier)"
}
],
"invimages": [],
"images": []
}
Luck of the Sea is an enchantment applied to fishing rods that increases the rate of treasure items from fishing.
With the default loot tables, this enchantment increases the chance of "treasure" catches (by about 2.1% per level), while greatly lowering the chance of "junk" catches (by about 1.95% per level) and slightly lowering the chance of fish catches (by about 0.15% per level).
Luck of the Sea can no longer be combined with Silk Touch at all.[1] Previously it could be combined if the item with Silk Touch was put into the second slot.
