Description

Cast–catch–upgrade loop where reading water beats button mashing. Choose tackle, read ripples, land the hook, and play the line with tension cues for clean landings. How to play Pick rod/line for depth and species: light tackle for quick biters near the surface, sturdy gear for slow, heavy swimmers below. Casting uses a press–release meter—aim slightly upstream so lures drift naturally. Vary retrieve with short pauses to trigger strikes. When hooked, watch tension: reel when slack, ease when red, and flick a quick counterpull if the fish darts behind debris. If directional arrows appear, tilt gently opposite the run to turn the fish. Tools have best windows: drop chum to attract variety, switch to species lures when a silhouette appears, net small clusters, and save heavy hooks for rare trench silhouettes. Upgrades: expand spool capacity before raw power so long fights don’t fail early; add sonar after you learn how surface signs map to depth. Dusk can spike bites—use subtler lures and quiet retrieves. Controls Desktop: Click/hold to cast; reel with mouse/keyboard; A/D or arrows to lean; Space for net. Mobile: Press/drag to cast; thumb dial to reel; tilt to lean; tap net/chum. Tips & strategy Upstream aim: Let currents deliver the lure. Pause to trigger: Short stalls prompt strikes. Tension discipline: Red = ease; slack = reel. Capacity first: Spool size > power early. Read the surface: Ripples hint at depth & schools. Modes & variations Relaxed Lake, Dusk Run, Trench Hunt, Tournament Day. FAQ Q: The line keeps snapping. A: Ease during red tension and upgrade spool capacity early. Q: I can’t find target species. A: Watch ripple patterns; swap to species-specific lures when silhouettes appear. Q: Accessibility? A: Larger UI dials, bite haptics, reduced flash on splashes. Q: Who made the game? A: Not disclosed by developer.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play