Fisch · Rod
Depthseeker Rod
“Engineered with deep-sea technology, this resilient rod thrives in challenging conditions. Its reinforced construction and adaptive strength make it ideal for anglers ready to venture beyond the shallows and face tougher aquatic adversaries..”— in-game rod description
Percentile vs. every rod with data
Rod stats
Luck
+70%
≥ 26% of rods
Lure Speed
+55%
≥ 36% of rods
Control
0.17
≥ 77% of rods
Resilience
+25%
≥ 68% of rods
Max Kg
70,000 kg
≥ 67% of rods
Price
C$40,000
How to get Depthseeker Rod
- Where
- Atlantis
- Cost (as listed on the wiki)
- 40,000C$
Depthseeker Rod review
First Sea players who reach Atlantis can pick up Depthseeker Rod for C$40,000. The wiki describes a rod engineered with deep-sea technology, reinforced and meant for tougher aquatic opponents, and the numbers are consistent with a mid-tier, sturdy build.
Control of 0.17 is 48th of 185 and the 70,000 kg weight cap is 40th of 117 rods that list one, so it handles heavy fish and keeps the bar steady. Resilience of 25 is 62nd of 184 and Lure Speed 55 is 122nd of 184. The weak link is Luck: 70 puts it 138th of 184 obtainable rods.
That is where the value argument gets hard. Brick Rod (luck 75, C$13,337), Coral Rod (luck 74, C$30,000) and Friendly Rod (luck 105, C$0) all beat it on Luck for equal or lower prices. Depthseeker's case rests on Control and weight, not on rarity.
Atlantis also offers Abyssal Specter Rod, Champions Rod and Tempest Rod, so check those before committing the C$40,000. Pick this one if reeling in heavy fish without losing the bar is your problem, and pair it with a luck rod when you want to hunt rarities.
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