Mrs Maple

A bright morning fishing game on a pebbly stream: birches on the far side, white rings where fish are feeding, and a slim quill float with a yellow tip. The sections follow the water itself, from spring to sea. Source · How a catch happens • Hold anywhere to charge and slide to aim, then let go. A yellow bar in the bottom card shows the power. • Tap when the float dives to strike. While it runs, hold to pull and ease off before the bar reaches red. • Cast near the white rings for a quicker bite. Upper course · Today's water • One daily session picked by the date: the water, weather, time of day and a named fish of the day. • Four minutes and a points target. Your day's result, a run of days in a row and a four-week heat map are all kept. Riffles · Story trail • Eight chapters follow grandpa's notes from the spring to the sea, each asking for one special fish: bluegill, roach, tench, rainbow trout, pike, common carp, zander and finally the wels catfish. • Chapters open in order along a winding trail of round stops, with a short story on a sheet before each one. Meanders · Endless flow • Pick a water and fish with no clock. Three fish that get away end the run, or wrap up from the pause sheet and log it. • Your heaviest run and the last 20 runs are saved. Estuary · Stats, badges and quiz • Total weight landed as the headline number, plus a grid of tiles and a species tally. • 12 badges, from First Bite to a week of daily sessions and all eight chapters. • Stream Smarts: ten-question rounds from 25 real facts about rivers, such as catchments, meanders, oxbow lakes and salmon finding their home river. Mouth · Settings • Haptics, a how-to-fish guide and a progress reset in a grouped list. • The home screen breathes from mint to sky with soft sun spots and falling leaves. Switch the animation off in Settings. Plays offline, with no account and no ads.