Fisch Roblox: How to Get Siren Tear (Rod Upgrade Item)

Rod upgrades in Fisch stop at 25%. The Siren Tear is the one item that pushes past that ceiling, raising a single rod’s stats to 30% and then vanishing from your inventory for good. Because it is consumed on confirmation, the decision of which rod receives it matters more than the grind to earn it.

Quick answer: Complete Ryusi’s Daily Trial on 14 consecutive days to earn a Siren Tear, then take it to Mella at the Sunken Reliquary and confirm the upgrade on the rod you want boosted to 30%.

Siren Tear requirements and effect

Everything that defines the item sits in one place, so you can check whether it is worth chasing before committing two weeks of daily logins.

Detail	Value
Main source	Ryusi’s Daily Trial, completed 14 days in a row
Alternate unlock	Early access for players who already own every rod from Wish
Used at	Mella, the upgrade NPC at the Sunken Reliquary
Effect	Raises one rod’s upgrade cap to 30%
Normal cap without it	25%
Reusable	No, it is destroyed when the upgrade is confirmed

The extra 5% applies to the rod’s stats, not to your account or your whole inventory. One Tear equals one rod.

How to get Siren Tear from Ryusi’s Daily Trial

The standard route is a streak, not a drop. You need 14 consecutive days of trial completions, which means logging in and finishing the objective each day without skipping.

Find Ryusi and accept the Daily Trial. Ryusi hands out one trial per day, with dialogue that pushes you toward the next one (“One idol is not enough. Satisfy a fifth trial and return to me.”).

Finish that day’s trial in full. A partially completed trial does not count toward the streak.

Repeat on 14 separate days without a gap. Miss a day and the counter resets, so the streak is the real requirement rather than the total number of trials you have ever done.

Ryusi's Daily Trial in Fisch, the repeatable task that awards a Siren Tear after 14 days in a row — Ryusi’s Daily Trial is the source of the Siren Tear once you reach a 14-day streak.

Tip: treat the trial as the first thing you do each session. The reward is tied entirely to consistency, and there is no way to buy back a broken streak.

Early unlock for players who own all Wish rods

There is a shortcut that skips the two-week wait. If your collection already includes every fishing rod obtainable through Wish, the Siren Tear becomes available to you early instead of at the end of a streak.

This only helps long-term players with a completed Wish rod list. Partial collections do not qualify, so anyone still missing a single rod falls back to Ryusi’s trial.

How to use Siren Tear on a rod at Mella

The Tear does nothing on its own. It has to be handed over to Mella, the upgrade NPC found at the Sunken Reliquary, who applies the modification to a rod you choose.

Travel to the Sunken Reliquary with the Siren Tear in your inventory. Gear that keeps you functional underwater makes the trip far easier than swimming it raw.

Fisch player activating the Water Bubble item from the Menu tab, surrounded by a glowing bubble — Activating the Water Bubble from the Menu tab keeps you protected on the way down.

Walk up to Mella and start the conversation. Her prompt asks for the Siren’s Tears along with the secret recipe before she will touch your rod.

Fisch player holding a glowing pink rod while walking toward a green glowing point of interaction — Approaching the interaction point with your chosen rod equipped.

Select the rod you want modified. Open your rod list and be certain about the pick, because the Tear cannot be transferred afterward.

Fishing Rods menu open at the Sunken Reliquary in Fisch with the Baits tab selected — The Fishing Rods menu at the Sunken Reliquary, where you pick the rod that receives the boost.

Confirm the upgrade. Mella consumes the Siren Tear and raises that rod’s cap, letting its stats climb to 30% instead of stopping at the usual 25%.

How to confirm the 30% upgrade applied

Check the rod’s upgrade value after Mella finishes. A successful modification shows the rod sitting at 30%, five points above the limit every unmodified rod runs into. At the same time, the Siren Tear disappears from your inventory, which is the second confirmation that it went through.

If nothing changed, the usual causes are simple. The Tear was never earned because a day was missed and the streak reset, or the Siren Tear was not in your inventory when you spoke to Mella. There is also no undo path once the confirmation goes through, so a Tear spent on the wrong rod stays on that rod.

Because a single Tear is worth two weeks of daily trials, most players hold it until they know which rod they intend to keep using long-term. Pick the rod you already rely on, confirm at Mella, and the extra 5% stays on it permanently.