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Version 1.78 · 2024-08-26
You can now advance as far as level 10 without an in-app purchase! The limit was previously level 4.
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The store currently lists version 1.78, updated 2024-08-26.








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A bass fishing game from a birds-eye view, with new lakes to fish and tackle to try out every day!
Bass Tourney Challenger starts out very easy and casual at Level 1. You’re standing on a dock and you simply tap where you want to cast, tap and hold to reel in. Catch a few bass and you’ll qualify for bass tournaments. In a tournament you’re fishing against other real players recent results. Do well and you’ll advance to Level 2.
Level 2 gets you your first boat, and new lakes to explore every day. As you advance to higher and higher levels, you gradually unlock more features and additional challenges. Your first boat is pretty small, slow and basic, but if you do well in the tourneys you’ll earn an upgrade before long.…
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You can now advance as far as level 10 without an in-app purchase! The limit was previously level 4.
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