Silph Springs — Pokémon Crystal Inheritance

Every wild Pokémon here, by encounter method.

Silph Springs lists 14 Pokémon across 7 encounter methods (good rod, grass, headbutt, headbutt (rare tree), and more), between level 5 and 45. Between them they cover 9 types: PoisonBugFlyingNormalGroundDragonGrassPsychicWater. 4 of them are on no other route's wild tables in this guide: Snorlax, Nidoking, Nidoqueen, Yanmega.

Opens up at Mahogany.

Good Rod Lv 25

60% of casts hook a Pokémon, and 10% bring up an item

	Pokémon	Types	Level	Rate
	Muk	Poison	25	100%

Grass Lv 38-41

4% of steps in grass start a battle

	Pokémon	Types	Level	Rate
	Scyther	BugFlying	38	25%
	Snorlax	Normal	39	25%
	Nidoking	PoisonGround	40	20%
	Nidoqueen	PoisonGround	41	13%
	Ursaring	Normal	40	10%
	Yanmega rare	BugDragon	38-39	7%

Headbutt Lv 10

Headbutt a tree

	Pokémon	Types	Level	Rate
	Ariados	BugPoison	10	50%
	Aipom	Normal	10	15%
	Exeggcute	GrassPsychic	10	25%
	Pineco	Bug	10	10%

Headbutt (rare tree) Lv 10

The few trees that hold the rarer set

	Pokémon	Types	Level	Rate
	Ariados	BugPoison	10	50%
	Aipom	Normal	10	15%
	Exeggcute	GrassPsychic	10	25%
	Pineco	Bug	10	10%

Old Rod Lv 5

60% of casts hook a Pokémon, and 10% bring up an item

	Pokémon	Types	Level	Rate
	Grimer	Poison	5	100%

Super Rod Lv 25-45

60% of casts hook a Pokémon, and 10% bring up an item

	Pokémon	Types	Level	Rate
	Muk	Poison	25-45	100%

Surf Lv 30-35

2% of steps while surfing start a battle

	Pokémon	Types	Level	Rate
	Wooper	WaterGround	30	90%
	Quagsire	WaterGround	35	10%

Trainers here

20 fights here, in story order. ★ marks a gym leader or major battle.

TMs found here

• TM01 DynamicPunch — Wesley at Silph Springs
• TM53 Energy Ball — Silph Springs, or the Mahogany gate
• TM57 Wild Charge — Silph Springs

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