All Fisch Stage 10 Rods (November 2026) Stats & Abilities

There are 12 Stage 10 rods in Fisch as of November 2026: Astraeus Serenade, Black Fairy, Crowbar, Dave Rod, Fabulous Rod, Halibut Harpoon, Lullaby, Noiseform, Olympian Godbreaker, Oppressor, SOULREAPER, and Wingripper. Every one of them rolls infinite Max KG, top-tier Luck, and rod-exclusive mutation passives, but only nine can still be earned right now. I’ve stacked every stat, passive, and quest requirement below so you can pick your endgame rod before grinding the 50,000,000+ C$ most of them cost.

All Fisch Stage 10 Rods in November 2026

Stage 10 is the highest rod tier most players will ever touch — each rod here demands a long questline, a massive C$ payment, or both. Oppressor, added with the Venue Encore update, currently holds the tier’s highest Luck. Here’s the complete stat table:

Rod	Lure Speed	Luck	Control	Resilience	Max KG
Astraeus Serenade	100%	300%	0.3	20%	Infinite
Black Fairy	188%	288%	0.18	28%	Infinite
Crowbar	85%	245%	0.15	35%	Infinite
Dave Rod	1e+21%	-1e+21%	0.7	-1e+21%	1e+21 kg
Fabulous Rod	100%	300%	0	50%	Infinite
Halibut Harpoon	132%	288%	0.1	56%	Infinite
Lullaby	90%	225%	0.25	25%	Infinite
Noiseform	125%	290%	0	65%	Infinite
Olympian Godbreaker	98.1%	265%	0.18	19.81%	Infinite
Oppressor	300%	310%	0.1	35%	Infinite
SOULREAPER	999.999%	288.88%	0.177	16.66%	Infinite
Wingripper	222%	222%	0.22	22%	Infinite

How to Get Every Stage 10 Rod (Stats and Passives)

Each Stage 10 rod is tied to its own questline, so plan your C$ and baits before committing. Here’s where every rod comes from and how its abilities actually play in the minigame.

Astraeus Serenade

Complete Astraeus’ quest in Astraeus’ Void at Level 1000. It rolls five exclusive mutations — Astraeus (9.6x, 18%), Serene (8.5x, 13%), then Celestial (4x), Breezed (8.6x), and Nova (6x) at 11% each — plus +50% Progress Speed and a 10% chance to fill the bar instantly. Its Flurry of Stars passive drops 10 stars worth 30% total progress, and Starfall adds six more stars for +18%.

Black Fairy

Draven’s fifth quest at the Underground Music Venue, plus 53,000,000 C$. It boosts fish weight by 65% and rolls Guiltbound (6x, 30%), Otherworldly (8x, 25%), or Purgatorial (11.2x, 20%). Reeled-in fish have a 45% chance to release 1–4 Souls, each paying you 25% of the fish’s C$ value — my favorite money printer in the game. Our Purgatorial mutation guide covers its best mutation in detail.

Crowbar

Finish Doug’s quest at The Laboratory. Contraband (9.088x) lands on 50% of catches and Counterfeit (8x) on 10%, backed by +40% Progress Speed. A giant crowbar smashes the fish three times per minigame for 25% progress — 40% after Perfect Casts — and every three catches it duplicates a nearby player’s fish as Counterfeit.

Dave Rod

Complete Dave’s three quests on top of The Arch — he demands 1 Boulder and 251 Rocks. It’s the tier’s meme rod: absurd 1e+21 stats that force you to reel in Rocks while every real catch gets gifted to another player. Our Boulder catching guide handles the tough part.

Fabulous Rod

The final stage of the Fabulous Deity’s quest in the Calm Zone. It adds +25% fish weight and a 49% chance for the Fabulous mutation (9.6x). Slashes fire every 0.4 seconds for 3% progress each, and after three slashes you gain +0.2 Control with +200% Forced Progress Speed that fades over three seconds.

Halibut Harpoon

Dr. Monty’s questline plus 50,000,000 C$ at Level 1000. Press Q to convert it into a Harpoon Gun. It boosts fish weight by 20% and rolls Bathyal (7x), Thalassic (9x), or Hadal (11x) at 20% apiece, while waves of 15–35 homing harpoons drop into the minigame for extra progress. Land 15 harpoons and your catch’s weight is multiplied by 1.7x.

Lullaby

Simon’s questline on the Hawaii island — the chain can start at Level 500, well below the usual gate. It rolls Prismatic (6.5x, 24%), Rainbow (6x, 18%), and Mythical (5.5x, 12%), plus a 2% Shiny/Sparkling chance, and Prismatic climbs to 30% at night.

Noiseform

The Mysterious Shadow questline at Level 1000. It carries the tier’s best Resilience (65%), +22% fish weight, Soultorn (8.5x, 35%) and Flowed (6.5x, 25%) mutations, and a 35% chance to duplicate Legendary-or-better catches. The official wiki currently lists it as unobtainable, so watch for a rerun.

Olympian Godbreaker

Bought at Olympian Fissure for 50,000,000 C$ once you reach Level 981. Gravitas (9.81x) and Cragged (7x) both roll at 30%, the fish gets pulled toward your control bar every 1.25 seconds, and the Black Hole passive can summon two to five bonus mutated fish per catch.

Oppressor

Tormentor’s fourth quest at the Underground Music Venue — it ships restricted, so budget a 70,000,000 C$ payment to fully unlock it. This is the tier’s Luck king (310%) with +65% fish weight and +45% Progress Speed. Parry its projectiles for +25% progress and +10% on the bounce-back; clean, no-miss catches roll Suppression (7x, 40%), Despotism (8.9x, 25%), or Oppressed (11.2x, 20%).

SOULREAPER

The Reaper’s questline at the Underground Music Venue. It grants +25% fish weight, +33% Progress Speed, Paranormal (5x) on half of all catches, and slashes every 0.5 seconds that stun the fish for extra progress. It was removed from circulation in an earlier patch, so it’s now a pure flex rod.

Wingripper

Goth’s final quest at the Underground Music Venue, now unobtainable. It swings hardest at night: +178% Progress Speed, +22% Forced Progress Speed, and Nocturnal (9x) on 40% of catches. Daylight drops it to +22% Progress Speed with Diurnal (7x) instead.

Best Stage 10 Rods in Fisch

If I could grind only one, it’s the Oppressor — highest Luck, a huge weight boost, and mutations that reward skilled parries. Astraeus Serenade is the best low-stress pick thanks to 0.3 Control and 300% Luck, while Black Fairy and Halibut Harpoon form the money-making duo. Skip Dave Rod unless you collect jokes. Already clearing this tier? The ladder now extends to a Stage 11 headed by the Masterline Rod. Whatever you choose, enchant it with fresh new relics at the Keeper’s Altar first.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Grinding for removed rods. The SOULREAPER and Wingripper questlines are closed — don’t burn C$ on outdated routes.
Dumping quest catches. Quest NPCs inspect live inventory, so keep every requested fish, rock, and mutation out of your sell pile until turn-in.
Missing Oppressor parries. One missed projectile multiplies your Control by 0.85 and Progress by 0.88, while three clean catches bank +100% Progress on the fourth.
Ignoring the clock. Lullaby and Wingripper transform at night, and Astraeus Serenade wants Starfall weather — schedule sessions around the in-game forecast.