ON A FISHING TRIP

A small fishing schooner goes out to sea every morning. You are its captain, and your task is to meet the standard of the catch level. Each marine creature (fish or octopus) has its own monetary equivalent in the game.

The catch is estimated by adding up these equivalents after fishing. For example, you caught 10 fish for $15, 5 for $25, and a pair of octopuses for $100, for a total of $475. If the result of fishing for the day (per level) if it meets the standard, then you are transferred to the next stage, if not-replay!

In between fishing trips, you can discover new types of fish, paying out the corresponding amount from the accumulated amount. The more diverse the species composition and the more expensive the fish, the easier it is to carry out the plan, which is natural.

Unfortunately, the sea is full of garbage and this can affect your catch. Often old torn shoes float up from the bottom, for example, which seriously slow down the fishing process.

Fishing is interesting and sporty, just look at the tackle. Look, on the schooner swings a huge fishing hook on a thick fishing line. You need to click at the right moment so that it descends exactly to the passing fish. If you hit it, you'll catch it, but if you don't, wait for the sailors to wind up the line and prepare the tackle for the next cast. If the fish is caught, the crew will automatically, without your participation, drag it on board the ship.

Try to make accurate casts, because the fishing day is short (see the timer on the bottom right), and the catch plan is large. If you get a warning (Hurry up!), then you are running out of time, and there are only a few seconds left until the end of fishing, and the plan has not yet been completed.