How to catch a fish virtually every cast.

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 1:46 am

Get yourself down to your nearest Gamestore and buy a copy of the game Fisherman's Bait: A Bass Challenge.
Okay, I know it is not real fishing but it is great fun, especially when your stuck indoors and can't get away to catch real live fish.
Moreover, you can hone your skills on lure-fishing .If you have a 'rumble-stick' controller, the vibrations of the fight are quite good, the bigger the fish the more intense the vibration and you have to play the fish correctly or your line will break.
There are four species of fish to catch.

Tight Lines (virtually)

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 4:21 pm

I've played that game buddy and as you say it is a good game. Only wish that they made a sea fishing one in british waters

Member Joined: Dec 09, 2006 Posts: 50 Location: norfolk

nah forget all about that bass fishing game there is 1 better its called saltwater fishing and u can catch 1500lb marlin without the bad back and bad sunburn

Member Joined: Feb 01, 2007 Posts: 41

I got the saltwater fishing game on the playstation console. A bit basic on the graphics, but a good game to say the least.
Got it on pc too. I will arrange an upload link and let you know when its available!!

Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 6:01 pm

Well I reckon you should offer a pirated copy to 'Rocket', 'DuncBooth5' and ' Concrete '..... for two reasons........

One, they are too tight to buy a genuine one....
Two, it might teach them a thing or two about the gentle art of angling..... :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Bought a Nintendo Wii for the kids as a joint birthday present. I've only had a couple of goes, but so far it's great and it gives the kids exercise. There's a fishing game on Wii play, the kids have played it but I haven't. When I do, I'll let you know what it's like.

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I'm rather into Barnyard at the moment! :lol: :lol:

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I don't have any other electronic games in the house. I didn't want the kids sitting on their arses just wearing out their thumbs, but the Wii makes them jump around alot. big grin

Eh Dunc, took a Pathfinder for a test drive today and guess what?

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Erm? You shot the salesman? Broke it? Demolished the neighbours house? Caught a fish? Ah yes, you bought it didn't you? :lol: :lol: :lol:

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No I didn't.

It was lovely to drive, but the middle row of seats are strictly for midgets. I sat in them and my knees were near my chin.

Also the salesman wouldn't even talk money unless I agreed to buy the car, thats main dealers for you.

Have seen a two and a half year old XC90 being sold privately, might have a look at it.

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I'll say it again, you can't go wrong with a volvo. I haven't tried the XC90 but I'd like to, or would at least if I had the money! :lol: :lol:

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My only gripe with the Volvo is servicing costs, but my mate who services my BMW works at the local dealership, so might be able to do it a bit cheaper.

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To be honest, the servicing costs are not that much more than anything else. Most cars are designed now to go 100,000 miles between services but the manufacturers wont tell you that!! :lol:

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No Dunc. It's just your Volvo that goes 100,000 miles between services. I can hear the rattles from here :lol:

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Yeah, I had to put some oil in it today! :lol: :lol: Reckon that should do for another 100,000 or so! Never know, I might change the plugs soon! :lol: Should we be having this conversation??????? :lol: :lol: :lol: