Aug 19, 2016 06:26 AM EDT By Vinay Patel, UniversityHerald Reporter

Its no secret that catching Pokemon is one of the key facet of "Pokemon Go," aside from a slew of other important features such as joining a team, finding PokeStops et al; but to become a real life Pokemon master, you need to "catch 'em all."

No doubt, catching Pokemon in "Pokemon Go" is not an easy task. You need to have a good aim as Pokemon battles are basically finger swipe vs. monster as you swipe a PokeBall toward a creature.

The good news is that there are a slew of tricks online that facilitate the process of catching Pokemon.

Players should bear in mind that the geolocation feature must be enabled for them to play the hit augmented reality mobile game. This enables players to not only track down an array of Pokemon but also to find the location in which they are most likely to spawn.

Where To Look For Your Favorite Pokemon?

Thankfully, you don't need to look for the Fire Pokemon in volcanoes. According to a statement on VG 24/7 (via iTechPost), the Fire Pokemon creatures including Ninetales, Vulpix, Charizard, Charmeleon and Charmander can generally be found in residential places.

Basically, warm regions are one of the best breeding grounds for these Fire Pokemon. Alternatively, beach sides or sea shores are equally good places to delve into. The media outlet also gives a hint that Electric Pokemon can be found in industrial areas.

An array of Fire Pokemon such as Magneton, Raichu and Pikachu can be found inside industrial parks. In addition, school campuses and places surrounding it are also ideal for finding these specific types of Pokemon. Roads or highways that are paved are also hotspot for Fire Pokemon.

Psychic Pokemon can be found in medical facilities or hospitals. Exeggcute, Abra, Kadabra can either be found inside libraries or places with plenty of grass. The best time to find these Pokemon is during night.

Sport centers or playgrounds are the best places to find the Fighting Pokemon such as Machop, Primeape and Mankey. The Fighting Pokemon can also be found in fitness gyms and sports stadiums.

The Hardest Pokemon To Catch

Catching Pokemon can be quite laborious and that's majorly because all Pokemon boast different capture rates, as explained in the video below:

But that's not the only reason why getting your hands on these creatures could become quite challenging; a high flee rate lowers your chances of capturing some of the creatures in "Pokemon Go" as well. In other words, you'll be able to catch quite a few creatures effortlessly, but capturing others might not be an easy task.

Here's a list of 15 most difficult Pokemon to catch, per Business Insider.

Its important to bear in mind that the base percentage change as your Trainer increases. If you want to stand a chance of capturing the Pokemon detailed below, it's imperative that you invest in better balls and berries for them.

8% base-capture rate

Ivysaur

Charmeleon

Wartortle

Raichu

Clefable

Ninetales

Arcanine

Gyarados

Dragonair

Gengar

4% base-capture rate

Venusaur

Charizard

Blastoise

Dragonite

99% flee rate

Abra

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