How fishing games work
Fishing games combine skill and luck. You pick a cannon level, which sets the cost of each shot, and fire at the fish swimming past. Small fish are easy to catch but pay low multipliers. Big sharks, dragons and boss creatures take many hits but can pay hundreds of times your bullet value. Most games also have special weapons, such as lasers, bombs and drills, that hit several fish at once.
Titles to try
- Ocean King Jackpot (JILI): a progressive jackpot pool that can drop on any boss catch.
- Fishing God (Spadegaming): a classic with a giant golden dragon boss.
- Fishing Legend: multiplayer rooms where everyone hunts the same targets.
- Happy Fishing: a simple, colourful game that's ideal for beginners.
Strategy tips
Watch a few rounds before you start shooting so you can see which fish other players have already damaged, because finishing those off is often cheaper. Only raise your cannon level when a high-value target appears. Keep an eye on your balance too, since auto-fire can burn through credit quickly.
Frequently asked questions
What are fishing games?
Fishing games are arcade shooters where you fire a cannon at fish swimming across the screen. Each fish carries a multiplier, and catching it pays your bullet value times that multiplier.
Which fishing game is best for beginners?
Happy Fishing and Fishing God are easy to learn. Start on the lowest cannon level until you have a feel for which fish are worth chasing.
Do fishing games qualify for the rescue bonus?
Yes. Net losses on both slots and fishing games count toward the daily rescue bonus of up to 30%.
