Zumba Cards

Evening fishing from a wooden pier as the sun goes down: a lighthouse sweeps the headland, buoys bob in the sun path, and every catch is weighed against the clock or a rival on the same water. Like a match sheet, it is laid out peg by peg. Peg 1 · The round dial • One large dial sits at the bottom of the screen. Hold it to charge, and the arc around it shows the power; release to send the float out. • Tap the dial when the float goes under to strike, then hold to pull. The arc turns into a tension gauge with a red zone. • Swipe across the water to aim at feeding rings, where fish bite sooner and run larger. Peg 2 · Tournament • Three minutes on any of six waters. • Your heaviest bag on each water is kept, and the last 20 tournaments stay in a history table. Peg 3 · Duel • Three rivals fish alongside you: Old Ned (easy), Marta (steady) and The Heron (sharp). • Their catches pop up as they land them, and a two-bar scoreboard shows You against the rival. • After two and a half minutes, the heavier total finishes first. A tally of first finishes is kept for each rival. Peg 4 · Tackle • Every landed fish pays points by species and size, and finishing first in a duel adds more. • Four upgrades with four levels each: Carbon Rod for longer casts and a faster pull-in, Braided Line for more tension, Sharp Hooks for a wider strike window and Fresh Bait for quicker bites. Peg 5 · Floats and stats • Ten float colours open through play, such as Coral Dart, Lagoon, Violet Quill and Night Glow. The one you pick shows on the water. • A stats board tracks fish landed, total kilograms, the heaviest catch, casts landed, fish that got away and duels finished first, plus a chart of the species you catch most. Weigh-out · Settings • Haptics, a how-to-fish guide and a progress reset. • Behind the menus, aurora ribbons sway over the night sky while bubbles rise and glints run along the waterline. Switch the animation off in Settings. Plays offline, with no account and no ads.