The Second Sea update in Fisch introduces a range of dynamic new Rods, each offering distinct abilities and playstyles for anglers to master. From rapid lure speeds to significant luck enhancements and unique passives that summon creatures or unlock rare mutations, there’s a Rod for every fishing style. This guide details the strengths, weaknesses, and optimal enchantments for each new Rod, helping you select the ideal tool for your aquatic adventures.
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Fisch Second Sea Rod ListAll Fisch Second Sea Rod LocationsSecond Sea Rod Enchantment and OverviewGreat Dreamer RodFree Spirit RodVerdant Shear RodAzure of Lagoon RodBlazebringer RodFrog RodFirefly RodWildflower RodAdventurer’s RodHow to Enchant Second Sea Rods in FischFisch Second Sea Rod List
Here’s a full rundown of all new Rods added in the Second Sea update for Fisch:
| Rod | Price | Stats | Ability | Enchantment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 500,000 E$ | Lure Speed: 65% Luck: 80% Control: 0.12 Resilience: 12 Max Kg: 8000kg | • Summon Cthulu (1%) | • Hasty • Steady |
 | 200,000 E$ | Lure Speed: 25% Luck: 150% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 10% Max Kg: 5000kg | • Skeletal Flowering (20%) | • Hasty • Swift |
 | 100,000 E$ | Lure Speed: 25% Luck: 150% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 10% Max Kg: 5000kg | • Mystic Tree (10%) | • Hasty • Swift |
 | 100,000 E$ | Lure Speed: 25% Luck: 105% Control: -0.01 Resilience: 55% Max Kg: 100.000kg | • Stab | • Hasty • Swift |
 | 70,000 E$ | Lure Speed: 10% Luck: 90% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 8% Max Kg: 5000kg | • Perfect Combo | • Resilient • Controlled |
 | 12,000 E$ | Lure Speed: 20% Luck: 100% Control: 0.05 Resilience: 5% Max Kg: 650kg | • Lucky Frogs | • Resilient • Controlled |
 | 9,500 E$ | Lure Speed: 75% Luck: 35% Control: -0.01 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: 175kg | None | • Lucky • Divine |
 | 7,000 E$ | Lure Speed: 30% Luck: 55% Control: 0.07 Resilience: 12% Max Kg: 700kg | None | • Hasty • Swift |
 | Free | Lure Speed: 10% Luck: 10% Control: None Resilience: 5% Max Kg: 104kg | None | None |
We suggest saving E$ to invest in premium Rods, as they significantly outperform others. The Great Dreamer Rod and Verdant Shear Rod boast exclusive abilities unmatched by other rods. Below, find their locations, detailed breakdowns, and top enchantment recommendations.
All Fisch Second Sea Rod Locations
Discover the exact spots to find all Rods in the Second Sea update for Fisch:
Great Dreamer Rod: By a tree at the rear of Cursed Shores Island. Free Spirit Rod: Close to the Angler on Isle of New Beginnings. Verdant Shear Rod: Near the Merchant on Lushgrove Island. Azure of Lagoon Rod: At the base of the ladder by the Inn Keeper at Azure Lagoon. Blazebringer Rod: Near the small pond on Emberreach Island. Frog Rod: By Waveborne Pond. Firefly Rod: Available from the merchant at Waveborne Island. Wildflower Rod: Sold by the merchant at Waveborne Island. Adventurer’s Rod: Automatically granted upon entering the Second Sea.Second Sea Rod Enchantment and Overview
Great Dreamer Rod
The Great Dreamer Rod excels in Fisch with a stellar 65% lure speed, second only to the Firefly Rod, and balanced stats for versatile fishing.
Its defining trait is a 1% chance to summon Cthulhu, which dives into the sea to grab a fish with a guaranteed Cursed Touch mutation. Due to its rarity, this rod isn’t ideal for steady E$ farming. For consistent grinding, consider the Free Spirit Rod instead.
Boost your fishing with Hasty or Steady enchantments to increase Cthulhu triggers, or use Lucky or Divine enchantments to amplify its solid luck stat for better overall performance.
Free Spirit Rod
The Free Spirit Rod is a late-game gem, delivering a massive 150% luck boost, matching the Verdant Shear Rod, with superior control for precision fishing.
Its Skeletal Flowering passive, with a 20% chance to activate, showers purple gemstones that add the Bloom mutation to catches. Like the Azure of Lagoon Rod, its stab ability speeds up minigames by about 6%, streamlining your fishing.
With strong stats and earning potential, this rod is elite, though its average lure speed benefits from Hasty or Swift enchantments to accelerate catches and maximize its powerful passive.
Verdant Shear Rod
The Verdant Shear Rod is a versatile powerhouse with a 150% luck stat and strong control. Its 10% chance daytime-only passive spawns a tree for 1 minute, giving caught fish a 10% chance for Mother Nature, Green Leaf, or Brown Wood mutations.
Use Sundial Totems to extend daytime and increase tree triggers. Hasty or Swift enchantments enhance catch speed during the passive, boosting your rewards.
Azure of Lagoon Rod
The Azure of Lagoon Rod is ideal for landing massive fish, with a 100,000kg max weight and 55% resilience. Its stab passive, like the Trident Rod, speeds up minigames by about 6%, unaffected by debuffs.
Its negative control makes perfect catches harder, so use Controlled enchantments for precision. Hasty or Swift enchantments improve its average lure speed for a smoother experience.
Blazebringer Rod
The Blazebringer Rod thrives on its combo-based passive. After 10 consecutive perfect catches, the bar glows red with sparks, granting +10% luck across pools and chances for Ember (15%) and Cracked (10%) mutations.
Reach 35 perfect catches, and the bar ignites, boosting luck to +25%, guaranteeing Ember mutations (100%), and offering a 5% chance for the rare Emberflame mutation.
A missed perfect catch resets progress, so Resilient or Controlled enchantments are key to maintaining streaks for maximum rewards.
Frog Rod
The Frog Rod shines with a 100% luck stat and a playful passive. Each perfect catch may spawn a frog, boosting luck by +0.5x for 2 minutes. Up to 3 frogs stack for a +1.5x luck boost, pushing your total luck to 2.5x.
Low lure speed and resilience make perfect catches tougher, so use Resilient or Controlled enchantments. Hasty or Swift enchantments counter the slow lure speed for faster, more efficient fishing.
Firefly Rod
The Firefly Rod is the fastest in the Second Sea, with a blazing 75% lure speed for rapid casting. However, its negative control, zero resilience, and low max weight limit its use for larger or rarer fish.
Ideal for farming common, lightweight fish, it benefits from Lucky or Divine enchantments to improve its low luck stat. Resilient or Controlled enchantments help offset negative control for smoother fishing.
Wildflower Rod
The Wildflower Rod, an early Second Sea option, offers solid resilience and control compared to other Stage 1 rods. Its 700kg max weight suits heavier fish in the region.
If you have a strong First Sea rod, it may outperform this one. For the Wildflower Rod, Hasty or Swift enchantments enhance efficiency and elevate your fishing experience.
Adventurer’s Rod
The Cursed Sea’s equivalent to the Flimsy Rod, the Adventurer’s Rod has minimal stats, making it a short-term choice. Stick with a better First Sea rod until you can upgrade to a stronger option.
Its low max weight may suit specific rare fish, but enchanting is not worthwhile. Save resources for a more effective rod to maximize long-term fishing success.
How to Enchant Second Sea Rods in Fisch
To enchant your rod in Fisch, visit the cave beneath the Statue of Sovereignty in the First Sea, requiring an Enchant Relic. The island is near the starting island. Purchase a boat, sail from the pier, and veer slightly right. At the Statue of Sovereignty, pay a guard 400 E$ for a special token to access the lift, which descends to the cave housing the altar for enchanting.
Using an Enchant Relic at the altar applies a random Enchantment to your rod. Results vary, so you may need multiple attempts to secure your desired enchantment.
That’s everything you need to know about Rods in the Second Sea. Visit our Fisch Codes article for free rewards and E$ to help purchase these new rods.
