
I’ve been fishing in Fisch for hundreds of hours now, and let me tell you something that changed my entire gameplay experience: discovering Divine Secret fish. These ultra-rare catches represent the absolute pinnacle of fishing achievement in Fisch, and after countless attempts, failed catches, and finally succeeding, I’m here to share everything you need to know about finding every single one of these legendary fish.
The moment I caught my first Divine Secret fish, the Aetherfin, I understood why players obsess over these creatures. That distinct white gradient exclamation mark, the unique sound effect, and the serial number attached to each catch made me realize I had stumbled upon something truly special. Since then, I’ve dedicated myself to mastering the art of Divine Secret fishing, and now I’m going to walk you through exactly how to do it yourself.
Before we dive into locations and strategies, let me explain what makes Divine Secret fish so incredibly special. Introduced in the version 1.66 update alongside the reworked Trade Plaza, Divine Secret represents the highest rarity tier in Fisch, surpassing even Secret and Apex rarities that we’ve all been chasing for months.
Here’s what sets Divine Secret fish apart from everything else in the game:
Unique Serial Numbers: Every Divine Secret fish you catch comes with its own serial number, making each one a one-of-a-kind trophy. I’ve caught three Cataclysm Carps, and each has a different number attached to it.
Bestiary Independence: Unlike regular fish, Divine Secrets don’t count toward your bestiary completion percentage. They’re purely optional collectibles for dedicated anglers who want to show off their skills and luck.
No Special Conditions: Here’s where Divine Secrets become interesting. While Secret fish require specific weather, time, season, or bait combinations, Divine Secrets can be caught anytime, anywhere at their designated locations. The only real barrier is their extremely low drop rates and your luck stat.
Progress Speed Modifier: All Divine Secret fish share a -45% progress speed modifier. While this might sound intimidating, it’s actually much more manageable than the -80% to -90% progress speeds you’ll encounter with Secret fish. Trust me, this makes a huge difference when you’re reeling in your catch.
Trading Value: Because of their rarity and serial numbers, Divine Secret fish have become highly sought-after trading commodities. Some players collect specific serial numbers, while others simply want to complete their collection.
After extensive testing and countless fishing sessions across every location in Fisch, I’ve compiled the definitive list of all 8 Divine Secret fish currently available in the game. Each entry includes everything you need to know about finding these magnificent creatures.
| Divine Fish | Location | Drop Rate | Progress Speed | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cataclysm Carp | Moosewood | 1 in 10,000 | -45% | Easiest |
| Aetherfin | Roslit Bay | 1 in 10,000 | -45% | Easiest |
| Tuskmaw | Ocean | 1 in 15,000 | -45% | Moderate |
| Crustal Colossus | Sunstone Island | 1 in 15,000 | -45% | Moderate |
| Lumilotl | Desolate Deep | 1 in 15,000 | -45% | Moderate |
| Paradox Piranha | Lost Jungle | 1 in 20,000 | -45% | Hard |
| Razorfin | Castaway Cliffs | 1 in 25,000 | -45% | Very Hard |
| Seraphfin | Regionless (Anywhere) | 1 in 250,000 | -45% | Extremely Rare |
The Cataclysm Carp looks absolutely stunning when you finally reel it in. This red-colored carp appears to have survived a volcanic explosion, with its scales showing burn patterns and glowing embers throughout its body. As one of the two easiest Divine Secret fish to catch with its 1 in 10,000 drop rate, this is where I recommend starting your Divine Secret journey.
Where to Fish: Head to Moosewood, the starting area that most players know well. I personally fish from the main dock area, though any spot in Moosewood waters will work.
Why Start Here: Moosewood is easily accessible, has no environmental hazards, and you can combine Cataclysm Carp hunting with other valuable fish farming. During my grind, I caught multiple Legendary and Mythical fish while waiting for the Cataclysm Carp to bite.
My Experience: It took me approximately 6 hours of dedicated fishing at Moosewood to catch my first Cataclysm Carp. I was using the Ruinous Oath Rod with Blessed enchantment, and I’d estimate I made around 3,500 casts before finally hooking it.
When I first caught the Aetherfin, I was absolutely blown away by its design. This colorful manta ray features a long, flowing body and tail with ethereal patterns that seem to shift and shimmer. It’s honestly one of the most beautiful fish in the entire game.
Where to Fish: Roslit Bay is your destination for this beauty. I prefer fishing from the beach area near the merchant, but the entire bay works perfectly fine.
Tactical Advantage: Roslit Bay is fantastic because it’s a safe, peaceful location with excellent lighting. You can easily spot the white gradient exclamation mark when a Divine Secret bites, unlike darker areas where it might be harder to notice.
My Catch Story: The Aetherfin was actually my first Divine Secret fish. I caught it completely by accident while farming for cash at Roslit Bay. After about 4,000 casts and roughly 5 hours of fishing, that magical moment finally happened. The excitement I felt seeing that white gradient marker is something I’ll never forget.
The Tuskmaw is an absolute monster when you finally catch it. This giant octopus-like fish features two massive tusks growing from its nose area, giving it an intimidating and prehistoric appearance.
Where to Fish: The Ocean biome is massive, which initially worried me. However, I discovered that fishing from the deeper ocean areas, particularly around coordinates that take you far from any island, seems to yield better results.
Important Note: The Ocean designation means you can fish for Tuskmaw from various deep-water locations. I personally had success fishing from the area between Moosewood and Roslit Bay, well away from shallow coastal waters.
Drop Rate Reality: At 1 in 15,000, the Tuskmaw requires significant patience. I spent approximately 8 hours across multiple fishing sessions before landing mine.

This massive crab looks absolutely incredible with its tough, crystalline shell that appears to have never shed. The Crustal Colossus has a unique appearance among Divine Secret fish because it’s not traditionally fish-shaped, making it stand out even more in your collection.
Where to Fish: Journey to Sunstone Island, the desert island with the Ancient Archives. I recommend fishing from the main dock area or the beach near Merlin’s hut.
Strategic Benefit: Sunstone Island is perfect because you can purchase Merlin’s Luck boost while you’re hunting for the Crustal Colossus. More on luck mechanics later, but this synergy is incredibly valuable.
My Grinding Experience: The Crustal Colossus took me approximately 9 hours of fishing at Sunstone Island. I made good use of this time by also grinding for cash and XP, making the wait more productive.
I absolutely love the design of the Lumilotl. This adorable creature looks like a perfect fusion between an axolotl and an eel, with bioluminescent patterns that glow beautifully. It’s definitely a fan-favorite among Divine Secret collectors.
Where to Fish: The Desolate Deep is your destination, which adds a layer of challenge due to the area’s darkness and depth.
Environmental Considerations: Fishing in the Desolate Deep means dealing with limited visibility and potentially dangerous conditions. I recommend bringing a light source and fishing from the safer platforms or ledges rather than deep underwater areas.
Time Investment: This took me roughly 10 hours of dedicated fishing to obtain, partly because the Desolate Deep’s environment makes fishing sessions more challenging to sustain for long periods.
The Paradox Piranha completely subverts expectations. Despite being a piranha, it looks surprisingly sweet and friendly, almost like something you’d keep as a home aquarium pet. The contrast between its reputation and appearance is exactly why it’s called “Paradox.”
Where to Fish: Travel to the Lost Jungle, one of the more recent areas added to Fisch. The entire jungle area counts for Paradox Piranha spawns.
Accessibility Note: You’ll need to have progressed far enough in the game to unlock the Lost Jungle. If you haven’t reached it yet, focus on the other Divine Secret fish first while working toward unlocking this area.
My Catch Journey: At 1 in 20,000, this was one of the more challenging Divine Secrets for me. I invested approximately 12 hours of fishing across multiple sessions before successfully catching it.
The Razorfin is absolutely terrifying when you finally reel it in. This fish features a massive mouth filled with razor-sharp teeth and a long head with bones protruding outward, giving it a truly prehistoric and dangerous appearance.
Where to Fish: Make your way to Castaway Cliffs for this challenging catch. I fished primarily from the cliff edges and rocky outcroppings.
Difficulty Factor: With a 1 in 25,000 drop rate, the Razorfin represents one of the most challenging Divine Secret fish to catch (excluding Seraphfin). Prepare yourself mentally for a long grind.
Reality Check: This fish took me approximately 15 hours of dedicated fishing to catch. I actually took breaks and worked on other fish before returning to complete my Razorfin hunt. Burnout is real, and it’s important to pace yourself.
The Seraphfin is the holy grail of Divine Secret fish. This angelic fish features multiple wings and resembles the angel fish that people keep in aquariums, but amplified to mythical proportions with divine energy radiating from its body.
Where to Fish: Here’s the kicker – Seraphfin can be caught ANYWHERE in the game. That’s right, it’s completely regionless.
The Reality: With a 1 in 250,000 drop rate, Seraphfin is approximately 10-25 times rarer than any other Divine Secret fish. As of writing this guide, I personally have not caught a Seraphfin yet, and I’ve spoken with players who have fished for 100+ hours without seeing one.
Community Insights: Based on community reports, most Seraphfin catches happen completely by accident while players are farming other fish. The drop rate is so astronomically low that actively hunting for it isn’t realistic for most players.
My Recommendation: Don’t specifically hunt for Seraphfin. Instead, let it come to you naturally while you’re fishing for other purposes. The moment you catch it will be that much more special because it’s completely unexpected.
After catching seven of the eight Divine Secret fish (still hunting that Seraphfin!), I’ve learned that success in Divine Secret fishing comes down to one critical factor: Luck. Let me break down exactly how the luck system works and how you can optimize it.
Luck in Fisch directly influences your chances of catching higher rarity fish. Think of it as a multiplier that improves the probability of rare spawns appearing when you cast your line. For Divine Secret fish with their extremely low base drop rates, maximizing luck isn’t just helpful – it’s absolutely essential.
There are two types of luck that matter:
Rod Luck: The inherent luck stat built into your fishing rod. This is your personal, consistent luck modifier that applies to every single cast you make.
Server Luck: A temporary, server-wide luck multiplier that affects all players on the server simultaneously. This is where events and boosts come into play.
Based on my extensive testing and experience, here are the absolute best rods for hunting Divine Secrets, ranked by effectiveness:
Tier 1 – Optimal Choices:
Tier 2 – Strong Alternatives:
Minimum Requirements: You need a rod with at least 200% Luck to realistically hunt Divine Secret fish. Anything below this will make your already-challenging grind exponentially harder. Trust me, I learned this the hard way when I tried fishing with a 150% luck rod and went 20 hours without a single Divine Secret catch.
Enchantments can dramatically increase your Divine Secret catch rates. Here are the enchantments I recommend prioritizing:
Top Tier Enchantments:
Blessed Enchantment: My #1 recommendation. This significantly boosts your luck stat, stacking with your rod’s base luck. I use Blessed on my Ruinous Oath Rod, and the difference is immediately noticeable.
Lucky Enchantment: Another excellent choice that directly increases luck. If you can’t get Blessed, Lucky is your next best option.
Divine Enchantment: Appropriately named for Divine Secret fishing! This provides substantial luck bonuses and is specifically great for hunting rare fish.
Supporting Enchantments:
Hasty Enchantment: Counters the -45% progress speed of Divine Secret fish. While not as important as luck enchantments, this helps you successfully reel in your catches without breaking the line.
Quality Enchantment: Works well with higher resilience rods to ensure you can handle the fight when that rare fish finally bites.
Steady Enchantment: Another solid choice for managing progress speed. I sometimes use this on rods with lower resilience stats.
How to Get Enchantments:
Use Enchant Relics (1/350 base catch rate, much higher in The Depths) at the Keeper’s Altar beneath the Statue of Sovereignty. You’ll need to pay Cole 400C$ for unlimited access to the altar.
For better enchantments, hunt for Exalted Relics (1/2000 base catch rate, 1/500 with Rod of the Exalted One). These provide superior enchantments that can truly transform your rod.
The Song of the Deep relic from Captain Ahab’s quest gives you the Blessed Song enchantment, which is incredibly powerful for Divine Secret fishing.
This is where things get really interesting. Server luck can multiply your chances dramatically, and I’ve developed specific strategies for maximizing it:
Aurora Totem Method (My #1 Recommendation):
The Aurora Totem summons the Aurora Borealis event, which provides a 9x server luck multiplier. This is absolutely massive and is my go-to method for serious Divine Secret hunting sessions.
How to get Aurora Totems: Purchase them from the shop or earn them through events. They’re expensive, but the 9x luck boost is worth every penny when you’re hunting fish with 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 250,000 drop rates.
My Strategy: I pop an Aurora Totem at the start of a dedicated fishing session and focus entirely on Divine Secret hunting during the event duration. I’ve caught multiple Divine Secrets this way, and the increased drop rate is very noticeable.
Merlin’s Luck (Consistent Boost):
Visit Merlin at Sunstone Island to purchase a luck boost. This doesn’t multiply luck like Aurora Borealis, but it provides a solid, consistent increase that stacks with everything else.
Cost: The exact cost varies, but it’s affordable enough to maintain regularly.
My Usage: I always buy Merlin’s Luck before starting any serious fishing session, even when I’m not hunting Divine Secrets. It’s that valuable.
Admin Abuse Events (Free But Unpredictable):
Admin Abuse events occur randomly and provide massive server-wide luck boosts. The problem is you can’t predict or control when they happen.
My Approach: When I notice an Admin Abuse event is active, I immediately drop whatever I’m doing and start fishing for Divine Secrets. These events represent golden opportunities you absolutely cannot waste.
Community Coordination: Join the Fisch Discord server and enable notifications for Admin Abuse announcements. The community is excellent about alerting each other when these events go live.
Robux Server Luck Boost (Premium Option):
If you’re willing to spend Robux, you can directly boost server luck for all players on your server. This is the most expensive option, but it’s also the most reliable since you control exactly when it happens.
Community Benefit: The cool thing about Robux boosts is that everyone on the server benefits, making you a hero to your fellow fishers.
My Take: I only use this for special grinding sessions where I’ve dedicated several hours specifically to Divine Secret hunting and want to maximize results.
Event Timing Strategy:
Special events often include natural luck boosts that stack perfectly with weather-based enchantments and other multipliers.
Current Events: Always check the game for active events before starting a Divine Secret hunt. The developers frequently run events that can significantly improve your odds.
Seasonal Events: Major updates and seasonal celebrations often include boosted luck periods. Take full advantage of these windows.
Here’s something that surprised me when I first started hunting Divine Secrets: Divine Secret fish don’t require specific bait. Unlike Secret fish that demand precise bait combinations, you can catch Divine Secrets with any bait or even no bait at all.
However, that doesn’t mean bait choice doesn’t matter. Here’s my recommended approach:
Recommended Baits:
Weird Algae: Provides good resilience bonuses, which helps when fighting the -45% progress speed. I use this most frequently.
Luminous Larva: Another excellent all-purpose bait with solid stats. Great for long fishing sessions.
Night Shrimp: Works well during nighttime fishing and provides useful stat boosts.
My General Strategy:
I use resilience-focused baits to ensure I can successfully reel in Divine Secrets when they finally bite. The last thing you want is to hook a 1 in 25,000 fish and then lose it because your line broke.
Don’t waste specialty baits that are specifically designed for other fish types. Save those for targeted fishing and use general-purpose baits for Divine Secret hunting.
Bait Sources:
Purchase from merchants across various islands Redeem Fisch codes for exclusive baits (check for active codes regularly) Farm bait crates while fishing Complete quests that reward bait items
Let me walk you through my exact process for a successful Divine Secret fishing session. This is the method that has worked consistently for me across hundreds of hours of fishing.
Step 1: Preparation Phase (5-10 minutes)
First, ensure you have the right rod equipped. Check my rod recommendations above and use the best one you currently own. Never start a Divine Secret hunt with a sub-200% luck rod.
Next, apply your best enchantment if you haven’t already. I always verify my rod has Blessed or Lucky enchantment before beginning.
Then, purchase Merlin’s Luck from Sunstone Island. This should be your baseline luck boost that you maintain throughout your session.
Stock up on resilience-focused bait. I typically bring 50-100 bait items for extended sessions.
Finally, join a server and check for active events or Admin Abuse periods. If nothing special is happening, decide whether you want to use an Aurora Totem or save it for another session.
Step 2: Location Selection
Choose your target Divine Secret fish based on accessibility and drop rate. If you’re just starting, I recommend beginning with Cataclysm Carp or Aetherfin due to their 1 in 10,000 drop rates.
Travel to the appropriate location and find a comfortable fishing spot. I prefer areas where I can easily see the screen and won’t be bothered by other game mechanics.
Step 3: The Fishing Session
Now comes the actual fishing. Here’s my mental approach:
Set realistic expectations. Even with perfect luck setup, you might fish for hours before catching a Divine Secret. This is completely normal.
Maintain focus but don’t burn yourself out. I use a music playlist or podcast to keep engaged without getting bored.
Stay alert for the white gradient exclamation mark. This is your signal that you’ve hooked something special.
When you hook a Divine Secret, don’t panic! The -45% progress speed is manageable. Focus on keeping your bar in the green zone and be patient with your reel speed.
Step 4: The Catch Moment
When that exclamation mark finally appears with the white gradient, my heart still races every single time. Here’s how to ensure you successfully land your catch:
Take a deep breath and focus. I know it’s exciting, but staying calm dramatically improves your success rate.
Monitor your progress bar carefully. The -45% progress speed means things move slower, giving you more time to react.
Don’t rush the reel. Smooth, consistent reeling works much better than frantic button mashing.
If your resilience is good and your rod is properly enchanted, you should have plenty of room for error.
Step 5: Post-Catch Actions
Congratulations, you’ve caught a Divine Secret fish! Here’s what I recommend doing next:
Check the serial number on your fish. Some collectors specifically hunt for low serial numbers.
Decide whether you want to keep it for your collection or potentially trade it. Divine Secrets have excellent trading value.
If you’re grinding for multiple Divine Secrets, take a short break to celebrate your success, then get right back to fishing while your luck boosts are still active.
After hundreds of hours hunting Divine Secrets, I’ve made every mistake in the book. Learn from my failures:
Mistake #1: Using Low-Luck Rods
I wasted my first 20 hours of Divine Secret hunting using a rod with only 150% luck. Don’t make this mistake. The drop rates are so astronomically low that every percentage point of luck matters enormously.
Mistake #2: Fishing Without Luck Boosts
Early on, I thought I could just “grind it out” with regular fishing sessions. After going 15 hours without a single Divine Secret catch, I learned that luck boosts aren’t optional – they’re essential.
Mistake #3: Giving Up Too Early
Divine Secret fishing requires genuine patience. I’ve caught Divine Secrets after 8+ hours of fishing in a single session. If you give up after an hour or two, you’re not giving yourself a fair chance.
Mistake #4: Ignoring Enchantments
For my first several Divine Secret attempts, I used an unenchanted rod because I didn’t want to “waste” relics. This was incredibly foolish. The difference between an enchanted and unenchanted rod is massive.
Mistake #5: Targeting Seraphfin Directly
I spent 30 hours actively hunting for Seraphfin before realizing that with its 1 in 250,000 drop rate, I was setting myself up for disappointment. Don’t specifically hunt for Seraphfin – let it come naturally.
Mistake #6: Fishing in Poor Server Conditions
I didn’t realize how much server luck mattered at first. Fishing during regular server conditions versus Aurora Borealis is like night and day. Always wait for or create optimal server luck conditions.
Mistake #7: Not Taking Breaks
Burnout is real. I’ve had sessions where I fished for 10+ hours straight and became so mentally exhausted that I started making mistakes during catches. Take regular breaks to maintain focus.
After mastering the basics, here are some advanced techniques I’ve developed:
The “Lucky Rotation” Method:
I rotate between different Divine Secret fish locations based on their drop rates and my current luck situation. When I have Aurora Borealis active, I focus on the harder catches like Razorfin. During regular fishing, I target easier fish like Cataclysm Carp.
This approach ensures I’m always optimizing my luck boosts for maximum efficiency.
Event Stacking:
The absolute best Divine Secret fishing happens when multiple luck sources stack simultaneously. I’ve had sessions where I combined:
During these perfect storm sessions, I’ve caught multiple Divine Secrets in just a few hours. The difference is genuinely incredible.
Trading Strategy for Completion:
If you’re trying to complete your Divine Secret collection, consider a trading approach. I’ve successfully traded duplicate Divine Secrets for fish I didn’t have yet, dramatically reducing my total grinding time.
Key Trading Insight: Lower serial numbers often trade for higher value, so if you catch a Divine Secret with a serial number under 100, you might be able to leverage it for a better trade.
Session Planning:
I plan my Divine Secret hunting sessions around when I can dedicate 4-6 hours of focused time. Shorter sessions simply don’t give you enough casts to realistically encounter these ultra-rare fish.
Weekend Marathon Sessions: I reserve Aurora Totems and Robux boosts for weekend sessions when I can invest serious time.
Documentation:
I keep a log of my Divine Secret catches, including:
This data has helped me identify patterns and optimize my strategies over time.
Many players confuse Divine Secret fish with regular Secret fish. Here’s how they’re fundamentally different:
Catching Requirements:
Progress Speed:
Drop Rates:
Bestiary Impact:
Serial Numbers:
Trading Value:
No, Divine Secret fish cannot be caught using special rod passives from rods like the Rod of the Forgotten Fang, Rod of the Eternal King, or Rod of the Depths. You must actively fish for them using traditional fishing mechanics.
Yes! Divine Secret fish are not one-time catches. You can catch them multiple times, with each catch giving you a new fish with a different serial number. However, each attempt still follows the same extremely low drop rates.
If you break your line or fail the mini-game, the Divine Secret fish is lost and you’ll need to hook another one. This is why resilience and enchantments are so important – you absolutely don’t want to lose a 1 in 25,000 catch because of poor equipment.
As of the 1.66 update, Divine Secret fish can no longer be auto-sold, which protects you from accidentally selling them. However, you can manually sell them if you choose to.
Divine Secret fish can have mutations applied just like other fish, though the base Divine Secret rarity is already the highest tier. Mutations can increase their value significantly.
The Cataclysm Carp and Aetherfin are tied for easiest with identical 1 in 10,000 drop rates. I recommend starting with whichever location you prefer fishing in.
Seraphfin is by far the rarest at 1 in 250,000 drop rate – that’s 10-25 times rarer than any other Divine Secret fish.
Based on my experience and community reports, expect to invest 60-100+ hours of dedicated fishing to catch all eight Divine Secret fish, assuming you’re using optimal luck setups. Without luck optimization, this could easily extend to 200+ hours.
No! Divine Secret fish don’t require any specific bait type. However, I recommend using resilience-focused baits to help successfully reel them in once hooked.
Absolutely! In fact, events often provide bonus luck that makes Divine Secret fishing more productive. I always take advantage of special events for Divine Secret hunting.
From a pure monetary perspective, Secret fish often sell for more. However, Divine Secrets offer collection value, trading potential, and bragging rights that make them worth pursuing for dedicated players. The serial number system adds a collecting element that many players love.
You have several options: keep them for collection (especially low serial numbers), trade them for Divine Secrets you don’t have, or sell them for cash. I personally keep anything with a serial number under 100 and trade or sell higher numbers.
Here are some insider tips that I wish someone had told me when I started:
Tip 1: Fish during off-peak hours. Servers with fewer players sometimes feel like they have better RNG, though this could be confirmation bias.
Tip 2: The moment you catch your first Divine Secret, you’ll be hooked (pun intended). The feeling is addictive, which is why I’ve spent hundreds of hours on this grind.
Tip 3: Join the Fisch Discord community. Players frequently share when they pop Aurora Totems or boost server luck, giving you opportunities to benefit from others’ investments.
Tip #4: Set incremental goals. Rather than saying “I’m going to catch all 8 Divine Secrets,” focus on one at a time. This makes the grind feel more manageable psychologically.
Tip 5: Create a dedicated playlist or podcast rotation for fishing sessions. Long grinding sessions pass much faster with good entertainment.
Tip #6: Don’t compare your luck to others. I’ve seen players catch Seraphfin in 10 hours and others fish for 200+ hours. RNG is RNG.
Tip 7: Always check your rod’s durability before starting long sessions. Running out mid-session is frustrating and breaks your rhythm.
Tip 8: Screenshot your Divine Secret catches! The serial numbers and rarity make them perfect for social media sharing and building your reputation in the community.
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Catching all eight Divine Secret fish in Fisch represents one of the most challenging and rewarding achievements in the game. With drop rates ranging from 1 in 10,000 to an absolutely absurd 1 in 250,000 for Seraphfin, you’re embarking on a serious commitment that will test your patience, persistence, and dedication.
However, I can tell you from personal experience that the moment you finally reel in that elusive Divine Secret fish, seeing that white gradient exclamation mark and discovering your unique serial number, makes every single hour of grinding completely worthwhile. The sense of accomplishment is unmatched.
Remember these key takeaways as you begin your Divine Secret fishing journey:
The divine secret fishing grind isn’t for everyone, but if you’re reading this guide all the way to the end, you’re clearly the type of dedicated player who can absolutely accomplish this goal. I believe in you!
Now grab your best rod, stock up on bait, pop that Aurora Totem, and get out there. Your first Divine Secret catch is waiting for you somewhere in those virtual waters. When you finally catch it, come back and share your success story – I’d love to hear about it!
Happy fishing, and may RNG be ever in your favor!