Great Marsh Pokémon Diamond and Pearl · Caves & landmark

Wild Pokémon

Great Marsh Area 1 · Great Marsh Area 2

Walking

Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Bibarel	25	20%	20%	20%	Both
Wooper	24	20%	20%	20%	Both
Marill	25–26	15%	15%	15%	Both
Quagsire	25–26	15%	15%	15%	Both
Budew	24	10%	10%	–	Both
Hoothoot	24	–	–	10%	Both
Noctowl	26	–	–	10%	Both
Starly	26	10%	10%	–	Both
Psyduck	24–26	8%	8%	8%	Both
Azurill	24	1%	1%	1%	Both
Bidoof	26	1%	1%	1%	Both

Surfing

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Wooper	20–30	60%	Both
Marill	20–30	30%	Both
Psyduck	20–40	5%	Both
Quagsire	20–40	5%	Both

Old Rod

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	3–10	100%	Both

Good Rod

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	10–25	55%	Both
Barboach	15–20	40%	Both
Gyarados	15–30	5%	Both

Super Rod

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Carvanha	15–30	45%	Both
Whiscash	30–55	40%	Both
Gyarados	40–55	15%	Both

Dual-slot: FireRed

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Arbok	24–26	8%	Both

Great Marsh daily Pokémon

Pokémon	Lv.	Version
Carnivine	26	Both
Croagunk	26	Both
Drapion	26	Both
Exeggcute	26	Both
Golduck	26	Both
Gulpin	26	Both
Kangaskhan	26	Both
Paras	26	Both
Roselia	26	Both
Shroomish	26	Both
Skorupi	26	Both
Staravia	26	Both
Toxicroak	26	Both
Yanma	26	Both

Great Marsh Area 3 · Great Marsh Area 4

Walking

Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Bibarel	23	20%	20%	20%	Both
Hoothoot	22–24	–	–	20%	Both
Wooper	22	20%	20%	20%	Both
Marill	23–24	15%	15%	15%	Both
Quagsire	23–24	15%	15%	15%	Both
Budew	22	10%	10%	–	Both
Starly	24	10%	10%	–	Both
Psyduck	22–24	8%	8%	8%	Both
Azurill	22	1%	1%	1%	Both
Bidoof	24	1%	1%	1%	Both

Surfing

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Wooper	20–30	60%	Both
Marill	20–30	30%	Both
Psyduck	20–40	5%	Both
Quagsire	20–40	5%	Both

Old Rod

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	3–10	100%	Both

Good Rod

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	10–25	55%	Both
Barboach	15–20	40%	Both
Gyarados	15–30	5%	Both

Super Rod

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Carvanha	15–30	45%	Both
Whiscash	30–55	40%	Both
Gyarados	40–55	15%	Both

Dual-slot: FireRed

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Arbok	22–24	8%	Both

Great Marsh daily Pokémon

Pokémon	Lv.	Version
Carnivine	24	Both
Croagunk	24	Both
Drapion	24	Both
Exeggcute	24	Both
Golduck	24	Both
Gulpin	24	Both
Kangaskhan	24	Both
Paras	24	Both
Roselia	24	Both
Shroomish	24	Both
Skorupi	24	Both
Staravia	24	Both
Toxicroak	24	Both
Yanma	24	Both

Great Marsh Area 5

Walking

Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Bibarel	21	20%	20%	20%	Both
Hoothoot	20–22	–	–	20%	Both
Wooper	20	20%	20%	20%	Both
Marill	21–22	15%	15%	15%	Both
Quagsire	21–22	15%	15%	15%	Both
Budew	20	10%	10%	–	Both
Starly	22	10%	10%	–	Both
Azurill	20	5%	5%	5%	Both
Bidoof	22	5%	5%	5%	Both

Dual-slot: FireRed

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Arbok	20–22	8%	Both

Great Marsh daily Pokémon

Pokémon	Lv.	Version
Carnivine	22	Both
Croagunk	22	Both
Drapion	22	Both
Exeggcute	22	Both
Golduck	22	Both
Gulpin	22	Both
Kangaskhan	22	Both
Paras	22	Both
Roselia	22	Both
Shroomish	22	Both
Skorupi	22	Both
Staravia	22	Both
Toxicroak	22	Both
Yanma	22	Both

Great Marsh Area 6

Walking

Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Bibarel	21	20%	20%	20%	Both
Hoothoot	20–22	–	–	20%	Both
Wooper	20	20%	20%	20%	Both
Marill	21–22	15%	15%	15%	Both
Quagsire	21–22	15%	15%	15%	Both
Budew	20	10%	10%	–	Both
Starly	22	10%	10%	–	Both
Psyduck	20–22	8%	8%	8%	Both
Azurill	20	1%	1%	1%	Both
Bidoof	22	1%	1%	1%	Both

Surfing

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Wooper	20–30	60%	Both
Marill	20–30	30%	Both
Psyduck	20–40	5%	Both
Quagsire	20–40	5%	Both

Old Rod

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	3–10	100%	Both

Good Rod

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	10–25	55%	Both
Barboach	15–20	40%	Both
Gyarados	15–30	5%	Both

Super Rod

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Carvanha	15–30	45%	Both
Whiscash	30–55	40%	Both
Gyarados	40–55	15%	Both

Dual-slot: FireRed

Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Arbok	20–22	8%	Both

Great Marsh daily Pokémon

Pokémon	Lv.	Version
Carnivine	22	Both
Croagunk	22	Both
Drapion	22	Both
Exeggcute	22	Both
Golduck	22	Both
Gulpin	22	Both
Kangaskhan	22	Both
Paras	22	Both
Roselia	22	Both
Shroomish	22	Both
Skorupi	22	Both
Staravia	22	Both
Toxicroak	22	Both
Yanma	22	Both

Morning is 4:00–9:59, day 10:00–19:59 and night 20:00–3:59. Poké Radar, swarm and dual-slot Pokémon need the National Pokédex. Encounter methods.

Items

Item	Where
Potion	Area 1, near the train stop
Super Repel	Area 1, north-west of the train stop
Rare Candy	Area 1, far north-west corner Hidden
Great Ball	Area 2, east of the train stop
Toxic Plate	Area 2, trees on the north edge north of the Parasol Lady Hidden
Honey	Area 3, far west side north of the man who explains Bait and Mud
Ultra Ball	Area 3, west of the train stop north of the central column of trees Hidden
Super Potion	Area 4, east side above a ledge
Poké Ball	Area 4, north-east of the train stop
Nugget	Area 4, trees north-east of the large eastern pond Hidden
Antidote	Area 5, near the train stop
Full Heal	Area 5, north-west of the Antidote Hidden
HM05 (Defog)	Gift from the Ace Trainer in Area 6
Paralyze Heal	Area 6, north-east corner of the pond
Hyper Potion	Area 6, a couple of steps below the Paralyze Heal Hidden

Tips

• Pick up HM05 (Defog) in Area 6 - it is needed to clear thick fog later (e.g. Route 210 north).
• Pay $100 at the binoculars on the entrance building's top floor to preview which daily-rotating Pokémon are in each area.
• Look out for marsh-only species such as Carnivine, Croagunk, Skorupi and Yanma; the daily list changes again after the National Pokédex.
• You cannot use your own Pokémon in the Safari Game; Bait makes catching easier but raises the flee chance, Mud does the reverse.
• Each area has a 10% slot for a randomly chosen daily Pokémon, and record mixing syncs this list between players.
• Leading with an Arceus holding a Plate and starting a Safari encounter freezes the game.

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