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Arcade Fishing Game

1777 bat Pirate Fishing — Big Prizes from the Deep in the Cannon's Sight

Colourful fish in the ocean depths, massive boss characters, and the excitement of a pirate ship — Pirate Fishing is an arcade-style shooting game where strategy and timing are the keys to prizes. Play this game now directly on mobile at 1777 bat.

Multiple Cannon Levels Solo and Shared Rooms Big Prizes on Boss Targets For Ages 21+

How a Fishing Shooting Game Works

Pirate Fishing is an arcade-style shooting game — instead of spinning like a slot, you use a cannon to shoot at fish and sea creatures moving across the screen. Each shot deducts a set amount as a bet — this is known as the "cost per shot."

The game has different fish with different values: small common fish have a low multiplier, while rare large fish or special sea creatures have a higher multiplier. The most valuable are boss targets — such as the giant sea monster or the Captain Pirate character in Pirate Fishing. These boss targets cannot be killed with a single shot; it takes multiple shots to bring them down, but the prize is correspondingly large.

There are special bonus features in the game — such as a "freeze bomb" that temporarily stops all fish on screen, and "lightning" that strikes multiple fish at once. Pirate Fishing also has pirate-themed special rounds where all multipliers increase for a set period.

Common Fish

Low multiplier, but easy to catch.

Low Risk

Rare Fish

High multiplier, takes more shots to catch.

Medium Risk

Boss Target

Highest prize, requires multiple shots.

High Reward

Special Features

Hit multiple fish at once with lightning and freeze bombs.

Bonus Round

Choosing a Cannon Level to Match Your Budget

1777 bat Pirate Fishing cannon level selection screen

Pirate Fishing has multiple cannon levels. A lower cannon level means a lower cost per shot, and a higher level means a higher cost — but prizes for each catch also increase proportionally. Before starting the game, you should check your total balance and choose a cannon level accordingly.

A simple rule is: do not spend more than 1–2% of your total balance in a single session. For example, if your balance is ৳2,000, keeping the cost per shot between ৳2 and ৳5 will let you play for a longer time and give you the chance to wait for boss targets.

The advice for new players is to start with the lowest cannon level to get a feel for the game's rhythm. Once you understand the speed of the fish, which corners of the screen fish come from, and how often boss targets appear, it is wise to gradually increase the cannon level.

  • Start at a low cannon level to get comfortable with the game's rhythm.
  • Keep the cost per shot in line with your total balance.
  • When a boss target appears, you can temporarily raise the cannon level.

Solo Play vs Shared Room

Solo Mode

In solo mode, you are the only player in the room. Every fish that appears on screen is your target alone — there are no competitors. When a boss target appears, the entire prize is yours.

The advantage of solo mode is that you can play at your own pace, and it creates a less pressured environment for new players. However, since there is no second cannon as in a shared room, bringing down a large boss target may take a little longer.

Shared (Multiplayer) Room

In a shared room, multiple players are present at the same time. Each player has their own cannon and everyone can target the same fish. Whoever "catches" the fish first — that is, whoever lands the last shot — gets the prize.

In a shared room, boss targets can be brought down faster because multiple cannons are hitting at once — but there are also more players competing for the prize. This mode is better suited to experienced players, as quick decision-making is essential.

Category Solo Mode Shared Room
Competitors None Multiple Players
Boss Prize Entirely yours Goes to the player with the last shot
Speed of Bringing Down Boss Slow (alone) Fast (multiple cannons)
Best suited for? New Players Experienced Players

Aiming and Timing Strategy

In Pirate Fishing, just clicking the mouse or tapping the screen is not enough — where, when, and which fish you are targeting matters. Knowing a few basic strategies improves the effectiveness of every shot.

  • Pick slower-moving fish: Multiple shots are wasted chasing fast-swimming fish across the screen. It is easier to land every shot on a large, slow-moving fish.
  • Use the screen corners: When a fish is trapped in a corner of the screen it has fewer escape routes — shooting at that moment increases your success rate.
  • Wait for the boss target: When a boss target appears on screen, leave the other fish and give it your full attention.
  • Save special features: Using lightning or freeze bombs on boss targets rather than on ordinary fish is more profitable.
  • Shoot into the middle of a school of fish: Some features strike a specific area — if fish are grouped together, using that feature gives you the chance to catch multiple fish at once.
1777 bat Pirate Fishing strategy for aiming at boss targets

Common Mistakes Most Players Make

To keep the game enjoyable and maintain your balance while playing Pirate Fishing, it is important to avoid some common mistakes. These mistakes often cause new players to run out of balance quickly.

Choosing the highest cannon level right from the start

Using a high cannon level from the very first session means every missed shot costs more. Playing at a high cannon level without understanding the game's rhythm drains your balance quickly.

Wasting many shots chasing small fast-swimming fish

Repeatedly shooting at small fish that move quickly across the screen means the cost ends up exceeding the prize received. This type of fish is not very profitable.

Raising the cannon level further after a loss

When your balance drops, increasing the cannon level to recover losses quickly can lead to even greater losses. This is a common trap.

Using special features on ordinary fish

Using lightning or freeze bombs on a group of small fish often yields a smaller prize compared to saving them for a boss target.

All games at 1777 bat, including Pirate Fishing, are for adults aged 21 and above only. Play responsibly. See the responsible gaming guidelines.

The Difference Between Fishing Games and Slots

Pirate Fishing and slots are both part of 1777 bat's game library, but the experience is completely different. If you visit the slots section, you will see that in a slot game every spin is automatic and the outcome is determined by an RNG (random number generator) — the player has no direct aiming role.

The difference in a fishing game is: which fish to target, when to shoot, and when to use special features — these decisions are made by the player. This gives a sense of direct involvement similar to an arcade game.

Keep in mind, however: in a fishing game the probability of catching each fish is also controlled by RNG. There is no guarantee that a fish will be caught just because the cannon is aimed correctly — each shot carries a specific probability. So while strategy matters, the outcome is not entirely certain.

Category Pirate Fishing Slots
Style of Play Shooting with aim Spinning
Player Control Choice of target and features Bet amount only
Cost Per Round Separate per shot Fixed per spin
Bonus Trigger By using features Automatic (symbols)
Social Element Multiplayer rooms Solo Mode

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Special Features of Pirate Fishing

1777 bat Pirate Fishing special features and prizes screen

Pirate Fishing is set in a pirate-themed ocean environment. The game background features animations of pirate ships, coral reefs, and ocean depths that bring the screen to life.

Alongside fish of various levels, the game includes pirate-themed special characters — such as the Pirate Captain and a giant octopus — who appear as boss targets and give the highest prizes when caught.

In the special "Pirate Round" feature, the multiplier for all fish increases for a set period — focusing on the right targets during this time can yield more prizes than in a normal round.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Pirate Fishing

The cost per shot depends on the cannon level you choose. A lower level means a lower cost per shot, and a higher level means a higher cost — but the prize for each catch also increases proportionally. Before starting the game, the cost per shot is shown on the cannon level selection screen.

In a shared room, when a fish is killed, the prize goes to the player whose shot landed last — that is, the player who made the final "hit" on the fish. This is why shared rooms are competitive, especially when it comes to boss targets.

Boss targets do not appear on a fixed schedule — they are controlled by the game's RNG system. However, boss targets generally appear on the screen at regular intervals, and before they arrive there is a special animation or sound effect that alerts the player.

Special features like lightning and freeze bombs are usually activated by catching specific fish or earning prizes of a certain value inside the game. In some cases they can also be purchased separately. The current stock is shown by a number next to the feature icon in the game interface.

Yes, Pirate Fishing is optimised for mobile screens — tapping to aim works just like using a mouse on desktop. However, a larger screen lets you see more fish at once, making aiming a little easier. The game can also be played conveniently through the 1777 bat Android and iOS apps.