Be a Fish Bait Aura Tier List

By Jim Liu. Last updated 2026-07-09

This Be a Fish Bait aura tier list ranks the best auras from S to C using real roll odds, keep-worthiness, and a plain verdict on when to stop rerolling.

S tier is Leviathan, the only Mythic aura.
A tier is Kraken and Solar Fin, the realistic chase tier.
Use the Be a Fish Bait aura tier list filters to search, sort, and compare all 11 auras.
Odds match the reroll calculator, so the 1-in-N numbers use the same table.

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Tier

Showing 11 of 11 auras

S tier

Endgame flex. Chase only if you have rerolls to spare.

S tierMythic

Leviathan

about 0.2% per roll, 1 in 500

Sole Mythic at about 1 in 500. The bragging-rights aura, nothing else in the game is rarer to show off.

A tier

The realistic stopping point for most players.

A tierLegendary

Kraken

about 0.8% per roll, 1 in 125

Best realistic chase. Rarest Legendary at about 1 in 125, and the one most players actually stop on.

A tierLegendary

Solar Fin

about 0.5% per roll, 1 in 200

The other Legendary at about 1 in 200. A keeper if it lands before Kraken does.

B tier

Good mid-grind holds, still worth trading up.

B tierEpic

Voltage

about 2.6% per roll, 1 in 38

Top Epic. Worth holding when rerolls are tight, still worth trading up from later.

B tierEpic

Stormcall

about 1.9% per roll, 1 in 53

Solid Epic and a fair mid-grind floor. Reroll on if you have spares.

C tier

Reroll fodder. Do not sit on these.

C tierRare

Frost

about 6% per roll, 1 in 17

First tier that reads as not-Common at a glance. Fine to sit on early.

C tierRare

Tide

about 5% per roll, 1 in 20

Rare-tier filler. Keep only until something Epic or better shows up.

C tierUncommon

Kelp

about 16% per roll, 1 in 6

Uncommon floor, not a goal. Reroll the moment you can.

C tierUncommon

Current

about 12% per roll, 1 in 8

Same story as Kelp, a step above Common with nothing to stop for.

C tierCommon

Ripple

about 30% per roll, 1 in 3

Starter Common. Reroll it immediately.

C tierCommon

Pebble

about 25% per roll, 1 in 4

The other default Common. Reroll it immediately.

How we ranked these

The Be a Fish Bait aura tier list treats tier as a keep-worthiness judgment on top of raw rarity. Leviathan is S tier because it is the sole Mythic and the hardest aura to show off, but S tier is a flex target, not a guaranteed power spike.

Auras are cosmetic plus bonuses in the Aura Maxxing update, so the best auras are the ones that feel worth keeping when your rerolls are limited. Kraken and Solar Fin are A tier because Legendary is a realistic stopping point. Voltage and Stormcall are good mid-grind holds. Everything in C tier is reroll fodder once you have spares.

FAQ

What is the best aura in Be a Fish Bait?

Leviathan is the best aura in Be a Fish Bait because it is the only Mythic aura at about 0.2% per roll. This Be a Fish Bait aura tier list still treats Kraken and Solar Fin as the best auras for most players to realistically keep.

Which auras are worth keeping / S tier?

The Be a Fish Bait aura tier list puts Leviathan alone in S tier. Kraken and Solar Fin are A tier keepers, while Voltage and Stormcall are good B tier holds if your reroll supply is tight.

Is Leviathan worth chasing?

Leviathan is worth chasing if you want the rarest flex and have rerolls to spare. It is not a guaranteed power spike, so this Be a Fish Bait aura tier list is honest about the tradeoff: Mythic is exciting, but it can drain a reroll stash fast.

How is this tier list different from the aura list?

The aura list explains every rarity and includes the roller tool. This Be a Fish Bait aura tier list is focused on keep-worthiness, so it ranks the best auras from S to C and gives a straight verdict for each one.

Do the odds match the reroll calculator?

Yes. The odds here use the same aura weights as the reroll calculator: Leviathan is 0.2%, Kraken is 0.8%, Solar Fin is 0.5%, and the full table adds up to 100% per single roll.

Are auras just cosmetic?

Auras are cosmetic plus bonuses after the Aura Maxxing update. This page does not invent stat numbers, so the ranking stays focused on rarity, flex value, and whether an aura is worth keeping.