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Mark Davis' The Fishing Master

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Also known as
Ōmono Black Bass Fishing: Jinzōko-Hen 大物ブラックバスフィッシング 人造湖編

Cast your line in five lakes, assemble gear, and compete in a tournament to win the trophy.

Mark Davis' The Fishing Master was released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1995. The original Japanese version, Ōmono Black Bass Fishing: Jinzōko-Hen, was also released on the SNES in 1995, making it the original platform and year.


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About Mark Davis' The Fishing Master

Mark Davis' The Fishing Master is a fishing simulation where players assume the role of the professional angler Mark Davis. The game features a progression system where success in one of five distinct lakes, each with its own objectives like weight or time limits, unlocks further locations and eventually a major tournament.

Gameplay involves selecting a fishing spot from an overhead map, then shifting to a first-person perspective to cast. A split-screen view is used during fishing, showing both the surface perspective and an underwater scene to monitor bait and fish behavior. The title emphasizes realistic fish AI that mimics the reactions of actual species.

Players have access to a selection of genuine fishing equipment, including rods, reels, and bait, which they can customize. The core mechanics are noted to be similar to those found in Super Black Bass.

Mark Davis' The Fishing Master Screenshots

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In case you are not familiar with who Mark Davis is
Title screen
Main menu
Register a name for the tournament
Tournament rules
At the shop
Thinking about buying this
A description of the lure
Stage 1 info
It costs money to enter a tournament
Choose a lake
Choose a spot to fish from