Fishing Season Slot Review

Fishing Season Slot Review and Demo

When I first loaded Fishing Season, it looked like a light-hearted fish slot, but there is more going on than the cartoon graphics and sea soundtrack suggest. You get 5 reels, 3 rows and 20 fixed paylines set against rolling waves, with a boat and fisherman drifting past. The slot runs on HTML5, works cleanly on mobile, and offers Turbo Spin modes plus Autoplay, which suits longer sessions.

What hooked me straight away was the unusual way lines pay. Short combinations can pay anywhere on the grid, while 4 and 5 of a kind often pay consecutively on the reel borders along specific patterns described in the rules. As a regular slot player, I had to slow down for a moment and read the paytable properly before spinning harder with real stakes.

Fishing Season Slot: Payouts, Bonus Games & Features

Fishing Season runs with a 94.59% RTP and medium, or average, volatility. On paper that return is below many other releases, but in practice the hit rate feels decent, so I still saw frequent smaller wins. Stakes go from 0.20 up to 200 per spin, which gives plenty of room to test different strategies, from cautious minimum bets to aggressive high-roller fishing expeditions.

The headline figure is a max win of 1,116x your bet, which can reach serious cash if you push the top stake. Three fixed jackpots sit above the reels and are tied to the Jackpot Swordfish symbol. Land 3, 4 or 5 of those anywhere to land 10x, 225x or 625x your stake straight away. There are no wild symbols, so these jackpot-style scatters carry a lot of weight in the game.

On top of that, plenty of other icons behave almost like scatters, paying in flexible ways across the grid. The pink snorkel fish can pay from 2 to 5 matches, whether they land anywhere, consecutively, or on a standard line, with payouts going from 10x up to 100x. For quicker action, Bonus Buy options let you purchase the special features from 14.35x up to 65.50x your current bet size.

Bonus 1 in Fishing Season

Bonus 1 in Fishing Season is the Pick and Collect feature, which I find to be the core fishing experience in this slot. It triggers when 3 or more fisherman bonus symbols land on an active payline. You then tap the floats, pulling up cash prizes as you go. Some setups can bring Bonus, Bonus x2 Multiplier or even Prize x100 plus Bonus, but once you hit the eel, that particular catch is over.

Bonus 2 in Fishing Season

Bonus 2 in Fishing Season is the chest feature linked to the octopus symbol. Land 3 or more octopus bonus icons to launch it, and a selection of chests appears in front of you. I simply pick the ones that feel right and watch the hidden prizes reveal themselves. If the octopus shows up, it can lead you onwards for a shot at a more serious haul, giving this bonus a punchier, swingy feel.

Fishing Season Symbols and Paytable

Fishing Season uses a paytable that rewards both standard lines and more flexible patterns. The dedicated Bonus symbol itself can pay up to 100x for five. The special Swordfish symbol is the real star for jackpot hunters, dropping 10x, 225x or 625x your stake for 3, 4 or 5 anywhere. Higher fish symbols can reach 100x for five, while mid icons sit around 10x to 7.5x at the top of their ranges.

Lower symbols pay more modest sums, with full lines ranging from 3.75x down to 1.5x and some of them paying from two of a kind, as low as 0.1x. What makes the table tricky is that some symbols pay one way for three-of-a-kind, then follow different patterns when you hit four or five. I quickly learned that checking those tables first saved me from head-scratching moments during faster spins.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Bonus
	5	x100
	Special
	5	x625
	4	x225
	3	x10
	5	x100
	4	x50
	3	x25
	2	x10
	5	x100
	4	x25
	3	x12.5
	5	x10
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x7.5
	4	x5
	3	x0.35
	5	x3.75
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.25
	2	x0.1
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.35
	3	x0.25
	2	x0.1
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.1
	Bonus

Review Summary for Fishing Season

After a fair number of sessions with Fishing Season, I see it as a slot for players who like quirky maths and feature-driven action rather than classic wild and free spin setups. The non-standard paying lines, two distinct bonus games and three fixed jackpots give you several angles. Turbo modes and Bonus Buy options help if, like me, you sometimes want to skip the slower base grind and jump into the main action.

There are trade-offs. The lack of wilds and any free spins round might put some fans off, and the 94.59% RTP sits on the low side. I would strongly suggest trying a demo first to get comfortable with the pay patterns. When I do commit cash, I tend to favour the more expensive bonus buys, as those higher tiers feel stacked with better prize potential compared with the cheaper entries.

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