Golden channel
The widest circle, where trophy bass hold in the slow current. A catch here pays the most, but the pull is fierce.
Golden-hour delta challenge
Watch the breeze over the reeds, set your direction and power, then drop the float into one of three feeding grounds before the sun touches the fields.
Aim with the pointer or the arrow keys. Space or Enter casts the line and, once a fish bites, holds the reel.
Along the river
The river spreads into a hundred channels here, slow and warm, framed by wheat on one bank and tall reeds on the other. You have one evening, one rod and eight casts to see what the delta is willing to give.
Every round the wind turns and the feeding grounds drift to new places. Read the water, trust the power meter, and keep the line calm when a heavy bass decides to run.
Feeding grounds
Each round shows the three grounds in new positions. Bigger water means bigger fish, and bigger fish fight harder.
The widest circle, where trophy bass hold in the slow current. A catch here pays the most, but the pull is fierce.
A medium pool on the outside of a river bend. River bass gather in the shade and fight with steady strength.
A small, sheltered pocket near the reeds. Hard to hit, easy to land, and perfect for a careful score.
River compass
Before your first cast the river compass turns once and grants a single perk for the whole session.
Begin with ten casts instead of eight.
Open the session with 60 points already on the board.
The breeze pushes your float far less on every cast.
The power meter rises and falls more slowly.
Every fish you land is worth 35% more points.
Your first missed cast costs no points.