MAC-10 | Whitefish (Well-Worn)

The MAC-10 | Whitefish (Well-Worn) carries the same black-and-white fish-scale design as a Mil-Spec SMG finish, here in a more used state. It's a budget route to the look for players who don't mind visible wear.

Design

White fish scales, bones, and hooks are hand painted over a black base under this finish, a bold and minimalist design from community artist Mia. It carries the flavor text "Catch and decease" as a fitting tie-in to the fishing motif.

MAC-10 | Whitefish (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Float on Whitefish spans the entire 0.00–1.00 range, and Well-Worn falls past the midpoint toward the rougher end. Scratching and paint thinning are noticeable across the body at this grade, though the white scale pattern and hooks remain identifiable against the black base.

MAC-10 | Whitefish Rarity

It's rated Mil-Spec Grade, the most common tier among weapon finishes. That keeps its baseline cost low regardless of the wear grade chosen.

MAC-10 | Whitefish Case and Collection

This skin is part of The Prisma Collection, unboxed from the Prisma Case that launched in March 2019. Mil-Spec finishes pull around 79.92% of the time from that case, so copies are widely available on the market.

MAC-10 | Whitefish Patterns

The scale-and-hook layout is fixed across every copy of Whitefish, so there's no paint-seed lottery or rare variant to search for. Only the wear grade and specific float value differ between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Whitefish comes in both a regular and a StatTrak edition, the latter adding a kill counter that stays permanently attached through trades and sales. No Souvenir edition exists, since Souvenir weapons are exclusive to Major-tournament packages that this finish has never appeared in.

MAC-10 | Whitefish Price

Well-Worn is one of the lower rungs on the Whitefish price ladder, sitting below the mid grades while still reflecting the finish's overall premium standing within the MAC-10 range. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does Well-Worn Whitefish look?

Noticeably — expect visible scratches and thinning paint across the black base at this grade. The white scale pattern and hooks still stand out clearly, so the design doesn't disappear, it just shows its age.

Is Well-Worn worth buying over Field-Tested?

Mainly if price is the priority. Field-Tested looks meaningfully cleaner for a modest cost difference, so most buyers lean that way, but Well-Worn works if you want to spend as little as possible while staying above Battle-Scarred.

How often does Whitefish drop from the Prisma Case?

As a Mil-Spec skin, it drops at around 79.92% of the time from the Prisma Case, making it one of the more commonly pulled finishes in that pool since the case launched in March 2019.