
InterFishing
An online fishing simulator on real lakes, from Bled and Titisee to Sognsvann outside Oslo. The rod bends, the line sags and the drag sings under a heavy fish.
InterFishing
InterFishing is an online fishing simulator whose waters are traced from real maps. In the Angler's Base journal you choose where to go: three Ukrainian lakes, Bled, Gérardmer, Ledro, Sanabria, Titisee, Sognsvann, even Lake Kawaguchi beneath Mount Fuji. The long-term idea is for the whole planet to become the map.
You walk the shore freely and pick a spot. You choose a spinning or float rod and a spoon, plug or jig, and cast with a flick of the mouse: gently, and the lure drops at your feet; sharply, and it flies far out. The rod bends, the drag gives line, a careless jerk snaps it. The catch goes into your keepnet, to be sold at the base for better gear.
Morning turns to night, fog and rain roll in, and the forest is mirrored in still water. The encyclopedia holds 201 species, protected fish are released, and the best catches go on the shared records.
This is a presentation page: the game itself does not run on this site.
Features InterFishing
- 0113 real lakes, from Ukraine and Norway to Japan
- 02Spinning and float rods, spoons, plugs and jigs
- 03Cast strength from your swing: gentle lands close, sharp goes far
- 04201 fish species and a guide to where, when and on what they bite
- 05A keepnet, catch sales and new tackle at the angling base
- 06Dawn, night by lantern light, fog, rain and a sun path on the water
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