Fisch · Rod
Candy Cane Rod
“A sweet and minty rod with a festive pattern. All fish have a 10% chance to be Festive.”— in-game rod description
Percentile vs. every rod with data
Rod stats
Luck
+25%
≥ 7% of rods
Lure Speed
+10%
≥ 9% of rods
Control
0.01
≥ 25% of rods
Resilience
-2%
≥ 9% of rods
Max Kg
150 kg
≥ 9% of rods
Price
C$1,500
How to get Candy Cane Rod
- Where
- Winter Village
- Cost (as listed on the wiki)
- 1,500C$
Candy Cane Rod review
Winter Village sold the Candy Cane Rod for C$1,500, but it is not obtainable today, so treat this page as a record of what it was. It is a festive rod: its passive gives every fish a 10% chance to be Festive.
On paper it is a weak tool. Luck is 25, Lure Speed is 10, Control is 0.01, Resilience is -2 and the maximum weight is 150 kg. A negative Resilience is unusual and means the rod gives up a little stability when you fight a fish, and 150 kg is a low ceiling for anything big.
The comparison in the data is blunt. Several rods with equal or higher Luck cost far less: Friendly Rod (Luck 105, C$0), Mission Specialist's Rod (Luck 60, C$0) and Original No-Life Rod (Luck 100, C$1). So even when it was on sale, you paid C$1,500 mostly for the Festive chance, not for performance.
If you still own it, it makes sense as a themed rod for seasonal mutation fishing and as a keepsake. If you are choosing a rod to progress with, skip it: it is gone, and the cheaper rods listed above beat it on Luck by a wide margin.
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