Updated: April 2025 (Animal Fish Takeover Update)
No new Second Sea rods were added, though a bunch of them received updates to their effects, and we adjusted that information.
The Second Sea is filled with new fish and rods to get, and the grind is as big as ever. Plus, not all Second Sea rods are worth getting, especially the early-game ones; the Trident Rod, No-Life Rod, and many others are still viable despite their lower stats. So, to help you out, here is the list of all Second Sea rods in Fisch and how to get them.
How to Get All Rods in the Second Sea in Fisch
In the table below, you can find the stats and locations of all Second Sea rods in Fisch. The rods are ordered based on their price and how difficult they are to get, the easiest ones being at the top. We will keep updating the list with all the new rods that get added with updates, so be sure to bookmark this post to have all of their locations at hand.
| Rod | Stats | How to Get |
|---|---|---|
| Adventurer's Rod | Price: 0 E$ Lure Speed: 10% Luck: 10% Control: 0 Resilience: 5% Max Weight: 104kg | Available by default in your inventory. |
| Wildflower Rod | Price: 7,000 E$ Lure Speed: 30% Luck: 55% Control: 0.07 Resilience: 12% Max Weight: 700kg | Buy at the merchant stand (165, 115, 725) at Waveborne for 7,000 E$. |
| Firefly Rod | Price: 9,500 E$ Lure Speed: 75% Luck: 35% Control: -0.01 Resilience: 0% Max Weight: 175kg | Buy at the merchant stand (165, 115, 725) at Waveborne for 9,500 E$. |
| Frog Rod | Price: 12,000 E$ Lure Speed: 20% Luck: 100% Control: 0.05 Resilience: 5% Max Weight: 650kg Ability: Perfect catch streaks summon Frogs around the player, each granting +0.5x luck, caps at 3 frogs (+2.5x luck). Missing perfect catches causes frogs to disappear one at a time. | It's leaning on a tree next to the pond (220, 120, 815) at Waveborne, and you can buy it for 12,000 E$. |
| Verdant Shear Rod | Price: 40,000 E$ Lure Speed: 70% Luck: 75% Control: 0.1 Resilience: 10% Max Weight: 2,000kg Ability: 10% chance to grow a tree during the day which lasts 1 minute and gives a chance to catch Mother Nature, Green Leaf, Brown Wood (all 3x). | Buy near the Merchant NPC (1020, 130, -705) at Lushgrove for 40,000 E$. |
| Blazebringer Rod | Price: 70,000 E$ Lure Speed: 60% Luck: 90% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 15% Max Weight: 5,000kg Ability: After 4 perfect catches, gives 20% for Ember (3x), 5% for Cracked (3x), and +10% Luck for 2 minutes. After 8 more perfect catches, gives 25% for Ember, 10% for Cracked (3x), 5% for Emberflame (5x), and +25% Luck for 3 minutes. | Buy at the pier next to the pond (2870, 165, 520) on the top side of Emberreach for 70,000 E$. |
| Azure of Lagoon Rod | Price: 100,000 E$ Lure Speed: 25% Luck: 105% Control: -0.01 Resilience: 55% Max Weight: 100,000kg Ability: Chance to Stab fish during reeling (adds progress to the progress bar). | Buy at the base of the ladder leading up to the Inn Keeper NPC (1285, 90, 2285) at Azure Lagoon for 100,000 E$. |
| Free Spirit Rod | Price: 200,000 E$ + 70% of Second Sea bestiary completed Lure Speed: 25% Luck: 150% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 10% Max Weight: 5,000kg Ability: Chance to Stab fish during reeling (adds progress to the progress bar); 20% chance to rain purple gemstones which cause fish to be caught with Bloom (5x). | Buy near the Angler NPC (-385, 80, -385) at Isle of New Beginnings for 200,000 E$. You need to have 70% or more of the Second Sea bestiary completed to be able to buy it. |
| Great Dreamer Rod | Price: 500,000 E$ Lure Speed: 65% Luck: 80% Control: 0.12 Resilience: 12% Max Weight: 8,000kg Ability: Summons Cthulhu to swoop down and catch another fish for every 3 catches with 20% chance to apply the Cursed Touch Mutation (5×). | It's leaning on a tree (1285, 90, 2285) on the back side of the Cursed Shores. It costs 500,000 E$. |
What First Sea Rods Are Best for the Second Sea in Fisch?
While you're in the Second Sea in Fisch, all of your First Sea rods will have their stats reduced by 50% and Lure Speed set to 1%. However, Hasty and other Lure Speed-boosting enchantments and buffs will still apply. So, all the base stats except for Lure Speed and the rod's passive are what's really important.
Also, the stab passive rods like the Trident Rod and the No-Life Rod make catching even the hardest fish easy, even if they don't have high Resilience or Control. The exalted Piercing enchant can also give your rod a stab passive. Here is the list of best First Sea rods for the Second Sea with explanations:
| Rod | Stats & Passive | Pros/Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Trident Rod | Lure Speed: 20% Luck: 150% Control: 0 Resilience: 0% Max Weight: 6,000kg Passive: Chance to Stab fish during Reeling (Adds Progress to the Progress Bar); 30% chance to catch Atlantean Mutation (3× Value). | + The stab passive makes catching all fish extremely easy + Solid money-making passive + Easiest to obtain of all the mid/late-game First Sea rods in Fisch – Pales in comparison to other end-game rods |
| No-Life Rod | Lure Speed: 90% Luck: 105% Control: 0.23 Resilience: 10% Max Weight: Infkg Passive: Chance to Stun fish during Reeling (Adds Progress to the Progress Bar); 20% chance to catch Hexed Mutation (1.5× Value). | + The stab passive makes catching all fish extremely easy + Good Luck and other stats – Relatively hard to get – Worse money-making passive compared to most end-game rods |
| Poseidon Rod | Lure Speed: 50% Luck: 165% Control: 0.20 Resilience: 40% Max Weight: 100,000 Passive: When a fish is caught, there is a 25% chance to directly reward the user with 75% of the fishes base value in C$; 10% chance for the Poseidon's Ghost to spawn, increasing the fishes weight by 75-150% and getting King's Blessing Mutation (3.5× Value). | + Good resilience, luck, and control + High weight limit + One of the best First Sea money-making rods in Fisch – Relatively hard to get |
| Heaven's Rod | Lure Speed: 30% Luck: 225% Control: 0.20 Resilience: 30% Max Weight: Infkg Passive: 15% chance to catch Heavenly Mutation (5× Value). | + Good resilience, luck, and control + Infinite weight limit + Solid money-making passive – Relatively hard to get |
| Seraphic Rod | Lure Speed: 95% Luck: 150% Control: 0.25 Resilience: 20% Max Weight: Infkg Passive: Summons a beam of light to strike the bobber and instantly fill 60% of the fishing bar. | + The beam passive makes catching any fish easy + Very good stats overall – Bad money-making – Hard to get |
| Ethereal Prism Rod | Lure Speed: 95% Luck: 195% Control: 0.25 Resilience: 40% Max Weight: Infkg Passive: 50% chance to catch Prismize Mutation (8× Value). | + Very good stats overall + Insanely good money-making passive + The best First Sea rod in Fisch in general – Very hard to get |
Fisch Second Sea Rods FAQ
There are currently 9 rods in the Second Sea in Fisch.
The best Second Sea rod in Fisch right now is the Free Spirit Rod (E$200,000). It has solid all-around stats, a stab passive, and a money-making passive. It's a jack-of-all-trades, really.
Yes, you can use all Second Sea rods in the First Sea and vice-versa. The only difference is that First Sea rods will have debuffs when you use them in the Second Sea.
First Sea and the Second Sea are equally important, and grinding in both of them is necessary for optimal progression in Fisch. So, farm in both of them and try to get the best rods ASAP.
To get the Free Spirit Rod, you'll first need to complete 70% or more of the Second Sea bestiary. Not all regions need to be at more than 70%; just the overall completion. Once you have that, you'll be able to buy it at the Isle of New Beginnings, as instructed in the table above.
The only good thing about the Great Dreamer Rod is its max weight of 8,000kg. Otherwise, it's outclassed by the Free Spirit Rod and hardly worth getting. If you need more max weight, just use a 1st Sea rod instead.
Well, that does it for our guide on all rods in the Fisch Second Sea and how to get them. If you want to collect all of the rods in the First Sea as well, check out our guide on all rods in Fisch here on Pro Game Guides.
Published: Apr 7, 2025 04:29 am