Offshore Fishing

About this app

Start with a dented panga and a pocketful of gas money. End up running a sportfishing fleet. Offshore Fishing is a saltwater career game about working your way up, one fish at a time. Idle up to the bait barge, load the tank, run the chart to the banks, and put fish on the deck — then sell the catch, upgrade your gear, and go farther offshore after bigger game. RUN YOUR BOAT - Helm your boat in open water with real throttle, trim, and swell to fight - Read the chartplotter and sounder to find structure, temperature breaks, and marks - Watch for diving birds and busting bait — the ocean tells you where the fish are FISH LIKE A DECKHAND - Troll lures behind the boat or slow-drift live bait at the stern - Drop lines first-person: watch your rod tip, feel the bite, swing on the fish - Fight everything from bonito and yellowtail to big bluefin on two-speed reels BUILD THE BUSINESS - Sell your catch at the fish market, buy fuel, bait, rods, reels, and line - Move up from panga to center console to a 58-foot sportfisher - Hire crew, run charters, drop lobster traps at night — and stay legal when the warden pulls alongside A premium, family-made fishing game: no ads, no in-app purchases, no internet required. Buy the boat. Catch the fish. Build the fleet.

Getting started is a lot easier now. - New How to Play card and short in-game tips walk you through your first trip. Turn them off any time in Settings. - The bait barge and the market dock are far easier to find: flagpoles and pennants, signboards, night beacons, and a proper pier at the market. - The sounder now has a compass across the top showing your heading, the bearing to your destination, and how far to turn. - A new floating horizon arrow points toward wherever you are headed. Color, size and opacity are all yours in Settings. Your existing captains, boats and saves carry over.

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1. First observed Sep 3, 2026 · 8:04 PM Free