Author: Jellyfi, Deep Fishing Guide Editor
Key points
- Jellyfi is the editorial byline responsible for researching, publishing and maintaining these guides.
- Facts come from LazyGames' own Roblox data first; fan sites and videos are only used as leads.
- “Last checked” is the day the page was compared with its sources; Roblox numbers are snapshots from that day.
- Spotted something out of date? Report it through the Contact page with a screenshot.
Jellyfi is the editorial byline on LootWiki, responsible for researching, publishing and maintaining the Deep Fishing guides on this site. Every guide published under that byline is listed below.
How these guides are researched
Deep Fishing is a Roblox game, so the most reliable facts are the ones the developer registers on Roblox itself: the game description, the badge list, the game passes and the store products. Those are read directly from Roblox's public data and quoted word for word, with the date we checked them.
Fan wikis, code sites and YouTube videos are used only as leads. If one of them is the only source for a fact — a code, a coin price, a fish name, a water's unlock cost — that fact is left out until something official confirms it. That is why some popular topics, such as codes, do not have a page yet.
Buying orders and "what to do first" advice are editorial suggestions, not rules of the game, and each page says so where it matters.
How to read the dates on a page
"Published" is when the page first went live. "Last checked" is when the text was compared against its sources. Roblox numbers such as badge totals, visits and prices are snapshots from that day; badge totals in particular grow every day.
Found a mistake?
The game updates often. If a price, name or menu no longer matches the game, use the Contact page and include the page link and a screenshot from the game. Screenshots of the starter rod, the enchant screen or the codes box are especially welcome, because those are gaps we could not fill from official data.
Where to start
New players: how to play. Planning purchases: the rod list. Hunting rare catches: rarity tiers.
Guides by Jellyfi
How to Play Deep Fishing: Cast, Sell, Upgrade
How to play Deep Fishing on Roblox: hold and release to cast, catch several fish per throw, sell the haul, then raise Strength to reach rarer water further out.
v2026-09-28 updateDeep Fishing Rarity Tiers, Mutations and Secret Odds
Deep Fishing rarity explained with official badge data: how many players ever land a Legendary, Mythical or Secret fish, and why mutations are far more common.
v2026-09-28 updateAll 13 Deep Fishing Badges and How Many Players Own Them
Every Deep Fishing badge with its official unlock text, total awards and share of players, from Welcome to 500K Catches, which only eight players held.
v2026-09-28 updateDeep Fishing Discord, Roblox Group and Wiki Links
The Deep Fishing Roblox group, the Discord server that calls itself official, and the state of fan wikis, with member counts and what we could not confirm.
v2026-09-28 updateAll Deep Fishing Rods in Order: Iron to Galaxy Rod
Every Deep Fishing rod in order, from the Iron Rod to the Galaxy Rod, with the official Robux unlock price for all 21, plus two Exclusive rods and two skins.
v2026-09-28 updateDeep Fishing Game Passes: All 9 Passes and Prices
All nine Deep Fishing game passes with official prices and descriptions: Lucky to Ultra Lucky, Auto Sell, Fish Magnet, Double Coins, and which suits your play.
v2026-09-28 updateDeep Fishing Robux Shop: Boosts, Chests, Enchant Stones
Most Deep Fishing Robux shop items that are not rods or passes: enchant stones, lucky chests, server luck, Revive All Fish, stat upgrades and one-throw boosts.
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