Fisch Roblox Desolate Deep Area Guide – How to Reach, Rod Locations, Abundance Spots, and More

The Deep Ocean is the place to go if you want to catch something big in Fisch. It’s also where you’ll find the entrance to the Desolate Deep, an underwater cave filled to the brim with cool fish. To help you reach the place and navigate it, here is our ultimate Desolate Deep area guide for Fisch Roblox.

How to Reach the Desolate Deep in Fisch

To reach the Desolate Deep in Fisch, you’ll first need to acquire diving gear. You can buy the Basic Diving Gear at the Moosewood docks (next to the Shipwright) for C$3,000, or you can buy the Advanced Diving Gear at the buoy right above the Desolate Deep entrance (-800, 130, -3100) for C$15,000.

In general, you can get absolutely anywhere with the basic gear, though there is a higher chance of running out of air. If that happens, leave the game and rejoin to avoid death-incurred money loss. Make sure to equip the gear before you go diving.

Now, to reach the Desolate Deep entrance (-800, 130, -3100), you’ll have to sail past the Statue of Sovereignty and into the Deep Ocean (enable POI headers in the menu to find it easily). It’s best to sail between the statue and the rock on its right side and towards the open sea. Then, as you reach another tall rock, turn a bit left and look out for a buoy on the water’s surface.

At this point, it would be best to lower your graphics settings, increase screen brightness, and zoom into first-person view, as navigating the caves can be difficult otherwise. After that, dive underwater and into the giant hole at the bottom of the ocean. Keep diving until you reach the bottom and can see a sign with a warning.

From the sign, you can go left or right. The path to the left leads to the secret merchant area where you can fish with Crab Cages, get the Reinforced Rod, and other gear. The path to the right leads to the Desolate Pocket, which is the main area in the Desolate Deep. Note that on the path to the Desolate Pocket and within that zone, there are sea mines that instantly kill you if you touch them. So, clear away from those.

Desolate Deep Areas, Items, and NPC Locations

Secret Merchant Area – Reinforced Rod

The secret merchant area is one of the three main zones within the Desolate Deep, and it’s where you can buy the Reinforced Rod (C$20,000), which is capable of fishing in every harmful liquid you encounter in Fisch. To reach it, follow the narrow pathway to the left of the sign at the bottom of the Desolate Deep entrance. Other things you can shop for here are:

• Crab Cages (C$45)
• Bait Crates (C$120)
• Advanced Diving Gear (C$15,000; big increase to your air capacity)
• Flippers (C$9,000; small increase to your underwater speed)
• Super Flippers (C$30,000; big increase to your underwater speed)

Desolate Pocket – Desolate Deep Bestiary Spot & Main Area

The Desolate Pocket is the area within the Desolate Deep you can reach by following the mine-riddled path to the right of the sign at the bottom of the entrance. It’s the place where you can get all the fish from the Desolate Deep bestiary. It also leads to the next area, which is the Desolate Brine Pool. On the island in the middle, you can find the merchant who sells the following:

• Glider (C$900; allows you to glide while in the air)
• Flippers (C$9,000; small increase to your underwater speed)
• Tidebreaker (C$80,000; massive increase to your underwater speed)
• Coral Geode (C$600; random fish, money, and bait)

There is also an Inn Keeper there who allows you to set the Desolate Pocket as your spawn area. Unless you plan on staying here and grinding the whole bestiary, I would advise against setting this as your spawn. That is because getting here from Moosewood takes around a minute, while getting from here to anywhere else takes ages because you can’t spawn a boat.

In the Desolate Pocket, there are also several fish abundance spots you can farm. Here is the list of them, including some other spots that seem to work well in general:

• -1500, -235, -2860: Banditfish (solid spot in general)
• -1610, -230, -2750: Cockatoo Squid
• -1685, -235, -3085: Phantom Ray
• -1585, -235, -2900: Somewhat good farming spot

Desolate Brine Pool – Brine Pool Bestiary Spot & Aurora Totem

The Desolate Brine Pool is the most secluded spot in the Desolate Deep and one of the hardest to reach in Fisch. To get there, you’ll need a Glider, which you can buy from the merchant at the Desolate Pocket island. Then, go to the Phantom Ray abundance spot (-1685, -235, -3085) nearby and climb the rocks behind it.

There will be two ledges you’ll need to traverse with the Glider (Jump + Glider while in the air) and then you’ll be able to climb the rest of the way to the top just by jumping. Then, follow the caves until you reach the Desolate Brine Pool.

Just as you enter the Brine Pool, you can turn left and find a hidden passage towards the Aurora Totem. This totem costs C$500,000 and can be used to start the Aurora event across the map, which increases the chance of mythical fish by 500%. Also, to fish in the Brine Pool, you’ll need the Reinforced Rod.

How to Find the Trident Rod Location in The Desolate Deep

To get the Trident Rod (C$200,000) in Fisch, you’ll need to go underwater in the Desolate Pocket and find a hidden passage (-1470, -305, -2545) on the cave wall on the side of the area opposite the Phantom Ray abundance spot. There is a platform on that side of the island pointing directly at it.

Traverse the narrow passage until you reach a circular room with a door. To open the door, you’ll need 5 Enchant Relics (there are 5 slots in which you need to place them) and 100% Desolate Deep bestiary completion.

Note that the door will open for everyone on the server, so doing it in a group is best. Players who don’t have the bestiary will still be able to buy the rod. Also, the door will close after some time, and you’ll have to spend another 5 relics to open it again. So, don’t open it unless you’re actually going to buy the rod for C$200,000.

That completes our guide on the Desolate Deep area in Fisch Roblox. For more guides related to this title, visit the Fisch section here on Destructoid.