Bassmasters 2000

Other customisable options include "Lake Conditions" (lake location, season, weather, time, etc.), "Boat" (boat model, engine, etc.) and "Tackle" (rod/reel, line, lure, etc.).

These following are the modes of play: Exhibition - the only mode where every customisation option is available.

The objective is to catch up to a certain number of fish and the sum of their weight to equal or surpass the weight that is mentioned in the beginning of the game.

Tournament - there are 6 tournaments the player must compete in and each tournament lasts for 3 days.

Fishing lasts until the day is over, when the total weight of fish caught is counted and depending on how well they did, the equivalent rank is given.

If at the end of the last tournament the player manages to rank 5th or better, new equipment or boats are unlocked.

Speed Fishing - in this mode, the player is given a time limit of 3 minutes and must catch as more of the fish mentioned in the overview as possible.

Time is extended by one or more seconds depending on how much the fish weighs and the objective is to fish for as long as possible.

Casting Game - the player must cast the line at certain spots on the lake which are specified by colored circles, within the time limit.

For each target the player manages to hit, they receive points and if the earned score is high enough, they get additional time and the patterns in which the targets appear change.

Bassmasters 2000 for Nintendo 64 is currently worth €17.84 loose. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Bassmasters 2000 has only a handful of tracked market sales, suggesting relative scarcity compared to more common Nintendo 64 titles.

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