Fisch Wrath of Olympus: All Legendary Fish, Baits & Layers

Fisch Wrath of Olympus: All Legendary Fish Locations, Baits & Layer Guide

The Wrath of Olympus update dropped April 11 and turned Atlantis into something completely different. Six layers deep, Greek mythology themed, 67 new fish. It's the biggest content update Fisch has ever shipped.

Below: every legendary fish location, the exact baits and conditions per layer, how to unlock the deeper layers, and the three new rods.

What Wrath of Olympus Actually Is

Atlantis is now a six-layer progression dungeon, each layer run by a different Greek god. Layer 1 is open by default. Layers 2–5 unlock one by one as you complete each layer's bestiary. Layer 6 (the Olympian Fissure) is sealed behind a special hunt in Layer 5.

Every layer has weather interactions, time-of-day requirements, and its own legendary/mythical/exotic fish. This is not an AFK grind. Conditions matter more here than anywhere else in the game.

Layer 1: Bellona's Frenzy of War

The entry point, and the easiest: no special weather or time requirements for the legendaries. Clear these first.

Layer 2: Apollo's Song of Light

The solar layer, and the most condition-locked of the six. Every meaningful catch here requires daytime, clear skies, and summer season. The Solar Chorus Event activates periodically, and two of the legendaries are locked behind it.

So check the event timer when you arrive, and don't fish this layer at night.

Summer, clear skies, daytime? This is the most rewarding layer per session. At night nothing significant spawns, so don't burn a session here.

Layer 3: Poseidon's Storm of Floods

Rainy and stormy conditions are your friend in Layer 3. Bring Bellona's War Axe if you have it. Weather resistance matters here.

Layer 4: Zeus's Thunder of Chaos

The community is still verifying Layer 4's full bestiary. Fish names, baits, and conditions keep shifting between sources. We'll update this section once they settle. Until then, don't trust speculation for condition-locked fish here.

Layer 5: Hades' Underworld of Indefinite

The gatekeeper layer. Layer 5 has 12 fish total, and 11 are catchable through normal fishing. The 12th requires completing the Styx Angler hunt, an apex-tier challenge that's the hardest content in this update.

Completing the Styx Angler hunt breaks the Divine Seal. That's the only way into Layer 6. No shortcut.

Plan your Layer 5 session around getting the hunt done. It's a timed window, so join Fisch's Discord for community callouts when the Styx Angler is active.

Layer 6: Olympian Fissure (Final Layer)

The endgame zone has 7 fish, all locked to stormy weather and nighttime. That's the narrowest condition window in the entire game: stormy nights in Layer 6 or nothing.

Use the in-game weather tracker and plan sessions around it.

The Olympian Devil is the only fish with no confirmed bait requirement in any current source. Community testing is ongoing, and we'll update this when it's locked down.

Three New Rods: Wrath of Olympus

Zeus's Thundermaul is the obvious priority. A 15% auto-catch on any fish is huge for grinding a full bestiary. The catch: you need 5 consecutive perfect casts in Layer 6 under stormy night conditions to unlock it.

Brutal, on purpose.

Bellona's War Axe is the practical pick for anyone spending time in Layers 3–5 where bad weather is the norm. Durability loss in storms adds up fast on expensive rods.

Base Game Legendaries: Quick Reference

If you're working through the base game bestiary alongside Wrath of Olympus, these are the core legendary locations from outside Atlantis:

For the complete base bestiary with all rarities and baits, see our Fisch wiki, and check where the new catches land on the Fisch fish tier list. Active codes to fund your fishing sessions are on the Fisch codes page.