Fisch · Rod
Fang of the Eclipse
“A quiet antique under normal conditions… Under the presence of an eclipse, It becomes a power beyond comprehension—an intricate yet worthy challenge.”— in-game rod description

Percentile vs. every rod with data
Rod stats
Luck
+80%
≥ 33% of rods
Lure Speed
+80%
≥ 62% of rods
Control
0.15
≥ 74% of rods
Resilience
+20%
≥ 61% of rods
Max Kg
∞ / —
Price
—
How to get Fang of the Eclipse
- Where
- —
- Cost (as listed on the wiki)
- Level 2000
Fang of the Eclipse review
Level 2000 is the price tag on Fang of the Eclipse, and today it is out of reach: the wiki tags it unobtainable, level-required and with a passive. The in-game text calls it a quiet antique in normal conditions that, under an eclipse, becomes a power beyond comprehension.
The stat line is more modest than the legend suggests. Luck 80, Lure Speed 80, Control 0.15 and Resilience 20 are all values that sit in the middle of the pack, closer to a mid-game rod than to an endgame one. So the passive linked to the eclipse is where the value was, and the wiki gives no details on what it did, so any specific claim would be a guess.
That level requirement is also worth noting: a threshold of 2000 marks it as an item for players deep in progression, who by then would have access to rods with much higher base numbers.
If you came to decide whether to chase it, the answer is that there is nothing to chase. Treat it as a historical entry. If you want the same fantasy of a power that wakes under special conditions, look at obtainable rods with passives, and compare their numbers before you spend anything.
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Data sourced from the Fisch Wiki (CC BY-SA) and processed automatically; not tested in the game; last synced 2026-10-21.





