In FISCH! Roblox, players are always hunting for new fishing spots and special rods to boost their progress. One of the unique areas you can discover is the Carrot Garden, and inside it, you’ll also find the Carrot Rod.
At first, this content was planned for the Second Sea, but the devs moved it into the First Sea, making it much easier to access for everyone. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to reach the Carrot Garden and grab the Carrot Rod for yourself.
How to Find the Carrot Garden
1.Head to Mushgrove Swamp
- Start by traveling to Mushgrove Swamp, which is located right behind Moosewood.
- Once you arrive, look around the swamp area carefully.
2.Locate the Hidden Hole
- Walk along the edge of the Mushgrove Swamp until you spot a small hole in the wall.
- Crawl inside this hidden entrance—it’s easy to miss, so check closely along the edges.
3.Enter the Carrot Garden
- After crawling through the hole, you’ll arrive at the Carrot Garden.
- The area is filled with carrots, and yes—you can fish here like any other spot.
How to Get the Carrot Rod
Inside the Carrot Garden, you’ll find the Carrot Rod available for purchase.
- Cost: 75,000
- Effect: +15% Progress Speed
- While it’s not the strongest rod in the game, it can be a decent early-game option, especially for newer players.
To buy it:
- Interact with the shop inside Carrot Garden.
- Purchase the rod and add it to your collection.
Is the Carrot Rod Worth It?
The Carrot Rod is considered mid-tier. Its bonus (+15% progress speed) isn’t groundbreaking compared to stronger rods later in the game. However, if you’re still progressing in the First Sea, it’s a fun collectible and gives you a slight boost in fishing speed.
The Carrot Garden adds a quirky hidden area to FISCH!, rewarding players who explore off the beaten path. While the Carrot Rod isn’t the strongest upgrade, it’s a neat addition for collectors and a small advantage for newer players. Whether you’re hunting for hidden fishing spots or just want to complete your rod collection, the Carrot Garden is worth checking out.