Alright, so TNN Bass Fishing on SNES is basically the chillest competitive game you’ll ever play. You’re not button-mashing or dodging bullets—just you, a fishing rod, and six lakes full of bass that don’t wanna be caught. The first thing you’ll do? Pick a lure, which honestly feels like a gamble because half the time you’re just guessing what the fish might bite on. Then it’s all about patience—casting, waiting, and praying you don’t reel in another tiny one while the clock ticks down.

Tournaments add some pressure, but honestly, I spent way more time just vibing on the lakes, ignoring the scoreboard. The weather actually matters too—try fishing in a rainstorm and suddenly your perfect spot turns into a ghost town. It’s janky in that classic SNES way, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about outsmarting pixelated fish. Just don’t expect it to hold your attention for hours unless you’re really into pretending to fish.