Game Information
Introduction.
Fishin’ Frenzy The Big Catch takes the original Fishin’ Frenzy and gives it a louder voice, brighter colours, and a much bigger net. The first game built its reputation on simple gameplay and a lovable fishing theme. It was never flashy, but it hooked players with charm and steady bonus action.
The Big Catch keeps that familiar structure but turns the volume up. The reels feel busier, the bonuses arrive with more flair, and the win potential is pushed higher. If the original was a relaxed day by the lake, this version is a fishing competition with an excitable commentator and a boat full of energy drik
Compared to the original Fishin’ Frenzy, this version feels more aggressive. Bonuses are more theatrical, wins can spike harder, and the overall pace is quicker. The original feels calmer and more traditional, while The Big Catch leans into spectacle. Players who liked the original for its simplicity will feel right at home. Players who wanted bigger moments and stronger bonus drama will probably prefer this upgrade
Slot info and stats
- Provider: Real Time Gaming
- Reels: 5
- Rows: 3
- Paylines: 10 fixed
- RTP: Around 96.2%
- Volatility: Medium
- Maximum win: Up to 5,000x your stake
Visuals and audio
The visuals stick closely to the original style. You get cartoon fishermen, chunky symbols, and a seaside colour palette that leans hard into fun rather than realism. Everything looks cleaner and more animated than before, especially during bonus moments. It’s gives old pub machine vibes. Not the fruit machines, but those smart things that took their place. If that’s your style, this is the game. Not for me though.
The audio is energetic and unapologetically noisy. Big wins trigger excited voice lines, and the bonus round leans into celebration. It will either hype you up or make you reach for the volume button. There is rarely a middle ground. Again the really old school effect, might be okay after a drink in the pub, but for home style gaming, its bland.
Gameplay –
Base game
The base game is simple and familiar. You spin the reels and aim for line wins across the 10 fixed pay lines. Wild symbols substitute for others, helping connect fish and premium symbols across the reels.
The key feature here is the money fish. These land with cash values attached and act as teasers for what is coming later. They do not pay on their own in the base game, but they create constant anticipation. But if i’m perfectly honest, it’s just a bit boring, as base games go. For a game released only a few years ago, it’s very simplistic.
Bonus features
The main attraction is The Big Catch bonus, triggered by landing three bonus symbols anywhere on the reels.
You enter a bonus fishing round. Fish appear on screen, and each fish contain an cash prize. But you can only collect them, by landing the fisherman at the same time. Landing 4 fisherman during the round, will grant the player 5 extra spins, and upgrades the smallest fish.
It’s a simple round, to match a simple base game.
Final thoughts
Fishin’ Frenzy The Big Catch succeeds by not reinventing the reel. It refines what already worked and adds more excitement to the bonus experience. The base game stays accessible, while the bonus round delivers the thrills players are chasing.
It subtle, and it does not try to be. This slot wants to entertain, shout about wins, and keep you spinning for just one more bonus. If you enjoyed the original but wanted more fireworks, this one is well worth casting a line.
I don’t know why, but it’s just too simple for me. I want something a little more complex. But I can appreciate this slot is much better loved in the eyes of another. If you love this slot, and you want to see it played, then hop into the Discord and ask the 10p Gamer to give it a whirl.
Thalnothos’ Rating 4/10.