How to Catch Megalodon in Fisch – Complete Guide

Dynamite, spikes, and whirlpools surround Ancient Isles, and those are all capable of sending you down to the Davy Jones’ locker! They’ll also be your first obstacle to getting Fisch’s deadliest catch, the Megalodon. To help you get it in the shortest amount of time, here is our complete guide on how to catch Megalodon in Fisch.

Megalodon Event Spawn Location and Time in Fisch

The Megalodon Event in starts in the open ocean behind the Ancient Isle (~7200, 130, 200), right when the day/night switch happens. The chances of it occurring are relatively high compared to those of other events, and it’s currently much more common than regular Shark Hunts.

Also, the dynamite, spikes, and whirlpools that usually spawn around the Ancient Isle can’t spawn this far out in the ocean. However, they can still get you while you make your way from the Ancient Isles. So, use the fastest boats you have to dodge them.

How to Start the Megalodon Event in Fisch by Yourself

The most reliable and foolproof way of starting the Megalodon Event yourself in Fisch is to spam Sundial Totems. That way, you can force a day/night switch every ~20 seconds, wh☂ich shou𝔍ld allow you to get a Megalodon Event in about 10 minutes on average.

If you don’t want to spend money on totems, then you can try server hopping until you find a server where whales are spamming Sundial Totems themselves. You can also invite your friends and share the expense of totem-spamming with them.

Best Rods and Bait to Catch a Megalodon

The Megalodon is the largest fish in the game right now, with its average weight being around 50,000 kg. So, most normal rods are out of the question. Here is the list of all rods you can use to catch a Megalodon in Fisch, including the best enchants and bait to use with them:

Rod	Stats	Best Enchants	Best Baits
The Lost Rod	Lure: 15% Luck: 25% Control: 0.08 Resilience: 5% Max Kg: 50,000 Price: 50,000 + Crafting	Resilient Controlled Steady	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Steady Rod	Lure: -60% Luck: 35% Control: 0.05 Resilience: 30% Max Kg: 100,000 Price: 7,000	Hasty Divine Swift Abyssal	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Reinforced Rod	Lure: 0% Luck: 15% Control: 0.05 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 20,000	Resilient Controlled Steady	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Kings Rod	Lure: -45% Luck: 55% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 35% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 120,000	Hasty Abyssal Divine Swift	Shark Head Super Flakes Weird Algae Night Shrimp
No-Life Rod	Lure: 90% Luck: 100% Control: 0.25 Resilience: 15% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 0	Clever Abyssal Quality Divine	Shark Head Super Flakes Weird Algae Night Shrimp
Celestial Rod	Lure: 0% Luck: 15% Control: 0.05 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 100,000 + Crafting	Resilient Controlled Steady	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Rod of the Eternal King	Lure: 25% Luck: 150% Control: 0.1 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: 75,000 Price: 200,000 + Crafting	Resilient Controlled Steady	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Rod of the Forgotten Fang	Lure: 50% Luck: 110% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 25% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 300,000 + Crafting	Hasty Abyssal	Shark Head Super Flakes Weird Algae Night Shrimp

The easiest to get and use from the above-mentioned rods are the Steady Rod and the King’s Rod. They are very widely used, and getting them should be a priority. Enchanting the King’s Rod with Hasty should also be your priority.

If you follow our guide to the letter, you should be able to catch your first Megalodon in Fisch with ease. Once you manage to do that, you’ll also get an exclusive cutscene and, of course, the bragging rights of catching🐎 a Megalodon.

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