Fishermans Bass Club takes anglers of all ages and abilities into the world of Trophy Bass fishing. Players learn the secrets to hooking bigmouth bass in remote lakes around the globe!

Tutorial Mode teaches newbies the art of casting and lure selection.

20 different lures for fishing in all types of weather.

Additional Quiz Mode tests players bass fishing I.Q.

Win a trophy to unlock hidden items and a bonus lake!

Average Customer Review: ( 11 customer reviews )
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.

This was THE WORST GAME I have ever played. I have played other fising games that had more to give than this game. You can only select your casting location by going left and right (you can't move your cast in closer). To reel the fish in, just press the x button--not very realistic especially when the analog sticks could be used as a reel. You also have to keep turning the analog left or right, depending on which way the fish goes and the tension is too tricky.

The game is not intuitive, the lures are not very easy to select, and most of the buttons on the controller are NOT used! The voice was bad, the music cheesy and the tourney took FOREVER. I had to quit after 15 minutes.

10 of 11 found the following review helpful:

RENT THIS GAME FIRST!!!!Dec 05, 2003
By Movie Maniac "Classic Rocker and Movie Lover"
When I saw this game I thought it would be one those fun and easy fishing games, but when I played it I realized I was wrong and it was quite difficult to catch a fish. It's real easy to get one to bite but not so easy to set the hook and reel it in, the fish always seem to get away.

If you are good at working the controls and have a lot of patience, this game is for you. On the other hand if your patience level is low (like mine) it's very likely you'll set the game aside and play something else.

As for the quiz section-you have 10 seconds to read the questions and answer. If you know alot about fishing you'll do fine.

I recommend you RENT it first.

12 of 15 found the following review helpful:

Really Really BADNov 15, 2002
By Connie
Why do they keep coming out with more garbage fishing games? I don't understand the complexity behind generating the great outdoors with some real nature settings and realistic fish.

This game had nothing. NOTHING to offer. Bad music, sound effects, graphics, the boat was bad the tournament was boring.

I rented this game and played it for 10 minutes.. that's all I could take. I kept hoping it would get better, sadly, it didn't.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Nice to see a non violent gameNov 26, 2002

This game was a good game for kids and adults alike interested in fishing. It was a nice change from all the violent and car crashing , racing games. The tournaments can go long when you are having a bad game but it is all in a game and the challenge to get the best catchis always out there. We don't have to always shoot or crash to enjoy the game. Gave a good outlook to a different sport and recreation. Many kids and adults will never have the chance to experience this kind of fishing in the real world as we are too hurried and into the rush of adreniline.
We all enjoyed this game right down to the 6 year old.

6 of 8 found the following review helpful:

Fun, fun game!Jan 31, 2005
By N. Wagner "Wolf lover"
I bought Fisherman's Bass Club new for eight dollars. I wasn't extremely excited about it, but I've always had a small interest in bass fishing (In real life and games), so I decided to give it a shot. Now I'm very glad I did.

Sound - could have been better, but not too bad.
Graphics - excellent. Detailed and realistic.
Gameplay - fun and easy to get used to.

The controls may be easy to learn, but the game is hard to get used to. Beginners will find it very hard to catch a fish at first, but it doesn't make the game any less fun!

Fisherman's Bass Club is one of the best games I have ever played. Give it a try - but rent it first.

See all 11 customer reviews on Amazon.com