Free to playFishing Planet Cast, wait, fight it in
Read the water, choose your tackle and land the catch at your own pace, alone or with friends.
Is Fishing Planet worth it?
Fishing Planet is worth it if…
- you like slow, patient fishing where waiting is part of the fun
- you enjoy learning fish habits, weather, and water conditions
- you like tuning rods, reels, lines, and lures for each catch
- you want relaxed online fishing with friends or a club
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Fish that act like fish
More than 300 species live here, and they keep their own schedules. What bites depends on season, time of day, water current, bottom type, temperature, wind, and more. You pick a spot, match the conditions, and hope the fish agree with your logic.
When something hits, it fights the way that species should. Some pull hard and run. Others need patience and a steady hand.
Real places, changing water and sky
You fish 27 scenic waterways based on real locations, from quiet freshwater lakes to the open ocean. Each has its own climate, landscape, bottom shape, and plant life. Day turns to night, seasons change, and rain, fog, sunshine, and ocean storms roll through.
The water changes too, with wind, current, and depth shaping waves, ripples, and splashes. You stand on the bank or motor out wide, listen to the sounds around you, and wait for conditions to turn your way.
Tackle to obsess over
The gear list is huge, with thousands of rod, reel, line, hook, and lure combinations. Each has its own physical and hydrodynamic quirks, so casting distance, movement, and bites feel different. Float, spinning, bottom, and trolling styles each come with their own techniques.
You build setups for specific fish and places, then adjust when the bite is slow. Fresh challenges arrive through daily missions with extra XP and currency, plus an Angler's House and Trophy Room where you can walk around and show off your best catches.
Better with a crew
Fishing stays social. You can share an ocean yacht with 2 to 5 friends, split the rod holders for trolling, store big ocean catches together, and use Fish Finder 360 to track fish in open water. Kayaks, motor boats, and bass boats each handle differently when you want something smaller.
There are over 1,000 leaderboard combinations to chase.
What else should you know?
How realistic is the fishing?
Very. Fish behavior shifts with season, climate, time of day, current, bottom type, water and air temperature, and wind. Tackle has its own physical and hydrodynamic properties, and each species strikes and fights in its own way. You still need to learn spots, timing, and presentation, which is where much of the satisfaction comes from.
Where can you fish?
Across 27 waterways based on real locations around the world, covering both freshwater and saltwater. Each has its own climate, landscape, bottom topography, and vegetation, plus changing light, weather, and seasons. You can fish from shore, paddle or motor out in kayaks and boats, or head into the ocean on a yacht.
What do you do with friends?
You can fish together from the same ocean yacht, with room for 2 to 5 players, rod holders for trolling, storage for large catches, and Fish Finder 360 for locating fish.
Is there anything to work toward?
Plenty, if you like long goals. Daily missions pay extra XP and currency, competitions run across more than 1,000 leaderboard combinations with weekly, monthly, and yearly rewards, and your Angler's House has a Trophy Room for your finest catches. Progress is slow and gear-focused, so it suits players who enjoy the grind as much as the bite.
