Fishing: North Atlantic

Fishing: North Atlantic is a commercial fishing simulation set in the waters of Nova Scotia, Canada. Take charge of a fishing career across the seasons, navigating changing weather and fishing grounds while managing quotas and choosing where to work.

Use a fleet of 29 boats and upgrade ships and gear as you progress. The game features fishing methods including harpooning, deep-line fishing, lobster pots, crabbing, longlining, net fishing and trawling, with fish habitats and prices that change over time.

Gameplay and features

• A range of fishing methods: Try harpooning for swordfish and tuna, then progress to deep lines, lobster pots, crabbing, longlining, net fishing and trawling.
• Seasonal fishing grounds: Fish habitats shift with the seasons and weather. GPS and sonar help you track fish as you search for productive areas.
• Fleet and equipment progression: Choose from 29 boats and upgrade your ships and gear as your fishing career develops.
• Changing conditions and markets: Rain and snow affect your work, while other boats’ catches influence fish prices at the ports. Keep an eye on quotas as you plan each season.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Fishing: North Atlantic set?

The game takes place around Nova Scotia, Canada, with a large ocean map and six ports.

What fishing techniques can I use?

Available methods include harpooning, deep-line fishing, lobster fishing, crabbing, longlining, net fishing and trawling.

Which fish and seafood are featured?

The listed species include swordfish, tuna, lobster, snow crab, cod, haddock, pollack, redfish, mackerel and silver hake.

Do fishing conditions change over time?

Yes. Fish habitats shift through the seasons, weather varies, and fish prices are affected by other boats’ deliveries to port.