Fishing: North Atlantic

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Embark on a New Fishing Adventure in Fishing: North Atlantic

The sequel to the beloved Fishing: Barents Sea game is here to take you on a captivating journey through the ocean of Nova Scotia. Immerse yourself in the stunning world of Canadian Nova Scotia and witness the diverse marine life that inhabits its waters.

Explore different fishing zones using advanced ships and equipment as you progress in your fishing career. Just like its predecessor, Fishing: North Atlantic offers a realistic game world based on actual maps, boats, and fish species.

Experience upgraded weather systems, North American vessels, and new fishing techniques such as harpooning, deep-line fishing, and lobster pots. Upgrade your boats and gear to enhance your fishing skills and tackle challenging tasks.

With 25 ships at your disposal, engage in various fishing styles and techniques like harpooning for swordfish and tuna. Progress from harpooning to setting deep lines for bigger catches like swordfish and tuna, or use pots for snow crabs and lobster. Test your skills in longline, net, and trawling methods.

Navigate your fishing career throughout the year, facing changing weather conditions and ensuring you stay within your quotas. Adapt to the advanced fish AI by using GPS and sonar to track fish movements based on weather and season.

Key Features:

• Fishing methods – Harpooning, Deepline, Lobster, Crabbing, Longline, Net, Trawling
• Fish species – Swordfish, Tuna, Lobster, Snow Crab, Cod, Haddock, Pollack, Redfish, Mackerel, Silver Hake
• Advanced water shader and weather system, with realistic weather data from the area
• Dynamic fish prices influenced by other fishing boats and deliveries at ports
• Dynamic fish habitats changing through the seasons
• 26 handcrafted boats from fishing industry license partners
• Expansive map of Nova Scotia, Canada (200x300km) with six realistic ports
• Fishing industry license partners - A.F. Theriaul & Son, Skipasyn, Scanmar, Hermes, Selfa, and Moen Marin