My line snaps tight and the bobber vanishes—silence, then a tiny surge of panic. I remember thinking, If I had the right rod, this fight would be over. You already know the feeling: one piece of gear can tilt the whole match.
I’ve chased Stage 10 rods across patches, Discord threads, and Steam guides so you don’t waste runs chasing myths. I’ll tell you which rods matter, what they do, and how players on Reddit and YouTube are using them in real matches. Read this as a short field manual: clear, opinionated, and useful when you’re deciding what to craft or trade.
List of All Stage 10 Rods in Fisch
On a crowded server I watched three players debate a single catch—and the rod on the table decided the outcome. Below is the clean list of every Stage 10 rod you can get in Fisch, with the core stats that actually change how you play.
| Rods | 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 |
Short take: Oppressor leads for pure Luck, SOULREAPER and Dave Rod have wild numbers (Dave is an oddity), and nearly every Stage 10 rod gives Infinite Max Kg—so you won’t be gated by weight. I recommend watching a few short clips on Twitch or YouTube to see their minigame effects in action before you commit materials.
Fisch Stage 10 Rod Mutation Chances and Abilities
While testing with a small clan on Discord, I noticed the same rod could swing two identical fights in opposite directions. Understanding each rod’s passive and mutation chances is how you control that swing.
- Astraeus Serenade: Astraeus Serenade grants notable progress speed and a chance to finish the progress bar instantly. Its Flurry of Stars drops ten stars during the minigame for 30% progress; during Starfall it adds six extra stars for +18% progress. Mutation chances include Astraeus (18%, 9.6x) and Serene (13%, 8.5x), plus smaller chances for Celestial, Breezed, and Nova.
- Black Fairy: This rod boosts fish weight by 65% and has strong mutation odds for Purgatorial and Otherworldly types. It gives +34% Progress Speed and +16% Forced Progress Speed. After you reel, there’s a 45% chance to spawn 1–4 Souls; each Soul grants 25% of the fish’s value. For context: a C$100 fish (~€69) would yield around €17 per Soul.
- Crowbar: Crowbar applies Contraband often (50%) and has a smaller Counterfeit chance (10%). It’s a Progress Speed tool (+40%) with a triple-strike visual that nets 25% progress (40% on Perfect Casts). Every three catches it may duplicate a nearby player’s fish via Counterfeit—watch for snipes in crowded servers.
- Dave Rod: Dave Rod behaves like a game oddball: it forces Rocks and transfers every caught fish to another random player. It applies a heavy negative to Forced Progress Speed, so use it only for trolling, events, or content clips.
- Fabulous Rod: Fabulous gives +25% weight and near-50% chance for the Fabulous mutation (9.6x). Its rapid slashes (every 0.4s) stack progress and temporarily raise Control and Forced Progress Speed after three slashes, though these buffs fade in three seconds.
- Halibut Harpoon: Halibut Harpoon functions as a harpoon gun in the minigame, adding 20% weight and balanced mutation chances for Bathyal, Thalassic, and Hadal. Harpoon hits translate to steady progress—great for players who aim for steady, repeatable advancement.
- Lullaby: Lullaby tilts towards high-order mutations: Prismatic (24%), Rainbow (18%), and Mythical (12%), plus a small extra for Shiny/Sparkling. At night its Prismatic chance rises to 30%, which is why nocturnal runs on servers spike with Lullaby users. Lullaby becomes moonlight in a jar when you fish at night.
- Noiseform: Noiseform adds +22% weight and skews towards Soultorn and Flowed mutations. It gives modest Progress Speed boosts and each catch has a 35% chance to spawn an extra Soultorn fish of Legendary rarity or higher with a 1.85x weight multiplier.
- Olympian Godbreaker: This rod offers strong Gravitas and Cragged chances (30% each), +35% Progress Speed, and a pull mechanic that nudges the fish toward your control bar every 1.25s. Its passive can spawn a Black Hole that awards two to five extra fish with Gravitas or Cragged.
- Oppressor: Oppressor is a sledgehammer: it delivers massive Luck (+310%), +45% Progress Speed, and a 10% Forced Progress Speed bump. Its minigame sends projectiles you must parry; successful parries grant progress but misses hurt Control. Best used by players with tight parry timing.
- SOULREAPER: SOULREAPER raises weight by 25%, offers a 50% Paranormal chance, +33% Progress Speed, and a passive that stuns the fish and adds progress at intervals. It also nudges up Shiny and Sparkling odds slightly.
- Wingripper: Wingripper changes with time. By day it grants steady Progress Speed (+22%) and better chance for Diurnal mutations; at night it becomes a powerhouse (+178% Progress Speed and +22% Forced Progress Speed) with higher Nocturnal mutation odds. Use it when you can plan your schedule.
How many Stage 10 rods are in Fisch?
There are 12 Stage 10 rods as of the latest patch notes and community inventories. That number shows up across Steam guides, Moyens I/O’s roundup, and active lists on Reddit—so it’s safe to treat 12 as the current set unless a developer update changes the pool.
Which Stage 10 rod has the highest Luck?
Oppressor holds the Luck crown at 310% since the Venue Encore update. If you chase mutation-heavy runs or prize-catch events, Oppressor is often the first rod streamers recommend on Twitch and in Discord strategy channels.
Which Stage 10 rods have infinite Max Kg?
Practically every Stage 10 rod listed above reports Infinite Max Kg, which removes the weight ceiling for late-game play. That means your choice is governed more by Progress Speed, mutation chances, and minigame mechanics than by raw capacity.
I mention Steam, Reddit, and Discord because that’s where you’ll see real players testing theorycraft and trading results; watch a short YouTube clip to match visual effects to these descriptions before you spend materials. Which rod are you betting your next run on?