Reel Bass: Jackpot Catch Slot by Octoplay

Two collect tracks run side by side here, and understanding which one you're chasing is half the game. The first is the standard cash route: Fish Coins land carrying stamped values worth 1x up to 10x your stake, up to a dozen of them in a single spin. They pay nothing on their own. A Coin Collector has to drop on the middle reel, and only the middle reel, to sweep up every coin showing. The second track is the jackpot one, and it works the same way with different pieces. Jackpot Fish arrive pre-loaded with a fixed prize, Mini 15x, Minor 30x, Major 100x, or Grand 500x, and it takes a separate Jackpot Collector on that centre column to reel them in.

Both tracks feed their own Hold & Win round. The cash one fires when a Coin Collector sits on the middle reel with a Fish Coin on every other reel; the jackpot one needs a Jackpot Collector and Jackpot Fish arranged the same way. Each opens at three respins, and each new coin or collector that lands knocks the counter back to three, so a busy board keeps refilling its own clock. It's the familiar fishing money-collect loop, but splitting the cash and the jackpot payouts into two dedicated bonuses is the part that sets this one apart. You can end up gunning specifically for the 500x Grand instead of scooping whatever coins happen to be on screen.

If you'd rather force the action, Buy Hold & Win runs 60x for an instant cash round, and there's a pricier direct buy for the Jackpot version. Two ante "Chance" boosters sit alongside them, one giving roughly five times the normal trigger odds, the other ten times, both nudging your effective cost per spin without touching what the payline wins reference. The base reels are ordinary by comparison. A regular Wild fills in for the card royals and fishing gear but never for the coins, fish, or collectors.

Art-wise it's cheerful cartoon harbour stuff. A white-and-gold trawler and a striped lighthouse sit behind a grid that splits down the middle, warm orange sunset on the left, cool blue underwater on the right, with the four-tier jackpot panel stacked top-left and chunky symbols like blue sailor caps, red bobbers and an orange life ring on the reels. One honest caveat: the 2,340x ceiling is low for a fishing collect game, so the draw is the frequency of the collect action and that dedicated Grand chase rather than any monster single-spin payout. And with collectors restricted to the centre column, every bonus you get lives or dies on what turns up on that one reel.