Chattahoochee River Free
Atlanta, Georgia
Largemouth Bass · Shoal Bass · Redbreast Sunfish · Brown Trout · Red-Eared Slider
Apple TV · iPhone · Mac
Your iPhone is the rod. Your TV is the lake.
The fishing game where your iPhone is the rod
Swing your phone to cast, turn the reel to bring it in, and feel every fish fight through your hand. This fishing game includes real fish behaviors and strategy for the most realistic experience. Pick the right lure at the right time of year.
Free to try. Apple TV or Mac is required to show the lake.
6real fishing spots
16species to catch
16lures in the tackle box
16unique fish behaviors
11languages
Two-player mode
A two player fishing game.
Two iPhones. One TV.
Grab a friend who thinks they're the better angler. Each player pairs their own iPhone as a rod, and you both fish the same water on the same screen at the same time.
- Each player casts, reels, and fights their fish
- Both rods show on screen, side by side
- Leaderboard shows the biggest of each species
Fishing spots
Six places worth the trip
Each spot is painted to match a real place and stocked with the fish that live there.
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The tackle box
Ask the pros how to bring in the big ones
Topwater frogs and poppers, soft worms, spinners, spoons, and jigs. Every species has favorites, so match your bait to the water and the bites come faster.
“A worm or a jig, worked slow along the bottom, will interest the bass and the sunfish.”
Worm
Stick Worm
Ribbon Worm
Live Worms
Frog
Popper
Walker
Prop
Plopper
Minnow
Spinner
Inline
Craw
Buzzbait
Jig
Spoon
Compete with friends
Who caught the biggest one?
Every species has a record to beat. Players compete with friends to land the heaviest fish of each kind, and the leaderboard keeps track of who holds each title. Be careful when reeling in the big fish. If you reel too fast, you could break your line.
Biggest Catch
Largemouth Bass
AaronChattahoochee River · Oct 18, 202612 lb 4 oz- BrockCypress Knee · Oct 15, 202611 lb 7 oz
CollinChattahoochee River · Oct 12, 20269 lb 13 oz- EvanCypress Knee · Oct 11, 20268 lb 11 oz
GraceChattahoochee River · Oct 9, 20266 lb 5 oz- BrockCypress Knee · Oct 6, 20265 lb 2 oz
CollinChattahoochee River · Oct 4, 20263 lb 1 oz- EvanChattahoochee River · Oct 2, 20262 lb 6 oz
Quick start
How to Play the Fishing Game
- 1
Pair your phone
Open Reel Fishing on Apple TV or Mac and on your iPhone, on the same Wi-Fi network.
Turn on Local Network on your iPhone: Settings > Privacy & Security > Local Network > turn on Reel Fishing.
- 2
Touch the reel on your iPhone to center the rod
Hold your iPhone like a fishing pole, then hold down the reel with your thumb. You'll hear a click.
- 3
Cast and Release
While holding the reel, cast back, then forward, and release.
- 4
Hook 'em and reel 'em in
When you feel a vibration on your phone, you've got a bite. Jerk up quickly to hook 'em. When the fish is pulling and vibrating, don't reel, or you'll break the line.
What devices do I need?
An iPhone to use as the rod, plus an Apple TV or a Mac to show the lake. For two-player, each player needs their own iPhone.
What's free, and what's in Pro?
The Chattahoochee River is free to fish. Reel Fishing is one Universal Purchase, so it works across your Apple devices.
How do I know which lure to use?
You'll get on screen tips while you're fishing. Also look at the help menu in settings to see advice from professionals.
The fish are biting.
Download the Reel Fishing game and make your first cast tonight.