HIGHLIGHTS
- The Kraken Rod in Fisch has great stats with high luck of 185% and 60% of Lure Speed, making it the primary choice of players in Atlantis update.
- You can obtain the rod at the Kraken Pool area after solving all the Clock Wheel Puzzles and accessing the hidden puzzle at its entrance.
- After spending 1,333,333, you can get the rod, which is capable of catching mythical fishes and some of the mutated fish.
The Atlantis update in Fisch introduced many new fish and rods from the Atlantis Bestiary. Players can explore the various ponds to catch the fish and spend cash to obtain the rods.
In the Atlantis update, the rods, like Poseidon Rod and Kraken Rod, require you to solve the puzzles to unlock.
After solving all the Clock Wheel puzzles in Atlantis, you can unlock the Kraken Rod in Fisch at Kraken Pond.
How To Obtain Kraken Rod In Fisch
In the Atlantis update of Fisch, there are 70 new rods that you can unlock to get more rare fish. You must have enough cash to unlock those rods.
The Kraken Rod is one of the rods in Atlantis Update that is useful for catching the Kraken Fish when it spawns during the Kraken Hunt event.
You can obtain the rod in the Kraken Pool area, but you must get access to the area by completing all four Clock Wheel Puzzles.
After solving the four Clock Wheel puzzles, you will get access to the hidden final puzzle at the entrance of the Kraken Pool.
Kraken Rod Stats In Fisch
Swimming through the tunnel will lead you to the Kraken rod at its end, which is available for 1,333,333 cash.
You can increase your chances of catching the Kraken Fish using the Kraken rod. The Kraken fish has a 10% spawn rate, which makes it challenging to obtain.
The high luck of the Stage 7 rod attracts most of the players. There is about a 10% chance that any fish caught will double.
- Lure Speed: 60%
- Luck: 185%
- Control: 0.2
- Resilience: 15%
- Max Kg: 115000kg
- Line Distance: 60m
Using the Hasty enchantment on the rod at Keeper’s Shrine will allow you to catch fish instantly. Compared to any other rod, its unique passive is optimal for catching rare fish.
