Let’s Go Fishing

Practice before your big fishing trip and see how many fish you can catch in a single outing in "Let’s Go Fishing." There are no long rules here. One thing is clear right away: without accuracy and dexterity, you won’t land a good catch. Every fish counts, and they earn you points, so you’ll want to play again when you’re just a little short of the record. The game doesn’t hide its main appeal. You’ll quickly notice which fish are easy to catch, and which ones require you to wait for the perfect moment and take a risk with your hook.

How to play?

Watch how the fish swim underwater, and lower the hook at the right moment. If you hit the mark, you’ll pull the fish to the surface and earn over a hundred points. If you miss or fail to reel in the catch, you lose one hook. You only have five hooks total, so the game doesn’t allow for extra attempts. The hook doesn’t hang straight. The current swings it from side to side, and you have to adjust on the fly. Sometimes there are so many fish that it’s tempting to go for the biggest one. But your score grows faster if you hook every fish you can catch.

Keep a separate eye out for the carp. People don’t go after this fish just for its beauty. The carp goes deeper, moves quickly, and is worth more than the others, so you get paid significantly more for it. Catching it is harder: you need to time it perfectly and drop the hook without hesitation. This is where you can really see how skilled you’ve become. Regular fishing quickly turns into a hunt for the most profitable catch when you start looking specifically for deep-water, large fish. The longer you play, the more confidently you’ll choose the right moment to cast, and the more fish you’ll reel in in a row. If you love fishing games and want to do more than just sit by the water—if you want to rack up a solid score—launch the game and see how many fish you can catch in five casts.