Great Rod of Oscar Stats & How to Get Guide
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The Great Rod of Oscar is a Stage 6 Fishing Rod obtained in Oscar's Locker for 2,500,000 C$ after Level 250.
Direct Answer: How to Get Great Rod of Oscar
The Great Rod of Oscar is a A-Tier fishing rod obtained via Purchasing for 2,500,000 C$.
- Tier Rank: A Tier
- Luck Bonus: +280%
- Lure Speed: +95%
- How to Obtain: Purchasing (2,500,000 C$)
TierA
Luck+280%
Lure speed+95%
Control+0.1
Resilience+20%
Max weight100,000 kg
Price2,500,000 C$
How to getPurchasing
Stage6
When to useMid-to-late game option. Notable: good lure speed (95%), exceptional luck (280%) for rare fish, good control (0.1), near-unlimited weight capacity. Available for direct purchase.
Best fish to target with Great Rod of Oscar
AkkorokamuiApex · Ocean
BelugaApex · Ocean
Bloop FishApex · Ocean
CharybdisApex · Ocean
DreadfinApex · Ocean
Same tier alternatives
Rainbow Cluster RodLuck +180% · 250,000 C$
Voyager RodLuck +160% · Special
Free Spirit RodLuck +150% · 200,000 C$
Trident RodLuck +150% · 150,000 C$
Verdict: Is Great Rod of Oscar worth it?
Bottom line
At 2,500,000 C$, Great Rod of Oscar is a A-Tier rod best suited to end-game players who want high Luck (+280%) for landing rare fish.
When should you use Great Rod of Oscar?
Best forend-game fishing
Get it ifend-game players progressing past starter rods and wanting a stat step-up
Skip ifyou already own a higher-tier rod with similar stats, or your budget is tight for a A-tier upgrade
Best enchantLucky or Herculean (boosts Luck → more rare catches)
Compare to same-tier rods
Rainbow Cluster RodA · Luck +180% · 250,000 C$
Voyager RodA · Luck +160% · Special
Free Spirit RodA · Luck +150% · 200,000 C$
FAQ
How much is Great Rod of Oscar?2,500,000 C$ (obtained via Purchasing)
Best stat on Great Rod of Oscar?Luck +280%
Good for beginners?Best once you reach end-game content
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