Ruby & Sapphire Route 124
Broad blue water spreads east of Mossdeep, riddled with Dive spots over sunken seaweed. Brothers on the surface trade rare prizes for the colored shards you bring up from below.
Route 124 is in Hoenn, with Route 125 to the east, Route 126 to the south, and Lilycove City to the west. In the story it comes after Team Aqua Hideout and continues east to Mossdeep City.
ROUTE 124 MAP
Pokemon Encounters
Dive off Route 124 and the seabed is where the route truly opens up, but on the surface Chinchou at 30 percent and Clamperl at 65 percent are the catches. Relicanth surfaces at just 5 percent, the ancient fish you need to open the Regi chambers.
Magikarp
Also found in 43 other locations
ITEMS
The underwater shards off Route 124, red, blue, yellow, and green, trade to the hunter on Mossdeep for evolution stones. Pearls and a buried Calcium add some quick cash and a stat boost.
Calcium
Raises the stat SP. ATK of one Pokemon.
Calcium
Raises the stat SP. ATK of one Pokemon.
Carbos
Raises the stat SPEED of one Pokemon.
Blue Shard
A shard from an ancient item. Can be sold cheaply.
Red Shard
A shard from an ancient item. Can be sold cheaply.
Yellow Shard
A shard from an ancient item. Can be sold cheaply.
Big Pearl
A lovely large pearl that would sell at a high price.
Green Shard
A shard from an ancient item. Can be sold cheaply.
Heart Scale
A lovely scale. It is coveted by collectors.
Pearl
A pretty pearl. Can be sold cheaply.
TRAINERS
The water above the Route 124 dive spots holds Swimmers and a brother-and-sister pair up to level 36, quick to clear if you are passing through anyway.
Route 124 Guide
Several routes do. Ruby drops Seedot and Zangoose into slots where Sapphire gives you Lotad and Seviper, and the caves split Mawile against Sableye. Check the version column before you spend an hour hunting something your copy can't catch. The rest of the species are shared.
Reach for the Super Rod on most routes, but two of Hoenn's prize catches ignore rods altogether. Feebas only bites on six hidden tiles of Route 119, and Relicanth comes from diving the seaweed off Routes 124 and 126, not from any rod. For the rest, the Super Rod pulls the deep-water species the Old and Good Rods can't reach.


















