karmusMUFFIN

I second @Sweden86. With just a little bit of thinking you are easily able to cover the costs for a trip. Stay more days, buy basic licenses (at first, least), limit your purchases to allow for multi-day stays with licenses included and try to prepare for several days of stay bait-wise (if you're float or bottom fishing). Bigger keepnet/stringer means more money per stayed day. For a concrete example, staying in NY for five days brought me well past 10K with a 15kg stringer.

Thanks for getting this F2P version out to XB1! I was wondering that why is it that XB1 seems to have substantially inferior rendering quality for graphichs than PS4 or PC? I've tried setting up my XB1 to use either 1080p or 1440p in the device's video settings, but that doesn't help at all. The image is blurry and very pixelated. Compared to some videos of PS4 content for this game the XB1 version seems to suffer from stuttering and inferior rendering. I'm yet to test the game with 4K resolution so can't say anything about that. Here's a link to some first XB1 gameplay video: Link to video Here's a link to some PS4 gameplay video: Link to video What I'd like to emphasis is to for example look at line rendering and menus. XB1 is really choppy while PS4 is smooth and crisp.

This is actually what I have had happen to me as well at Mudwater River. I was feederfishing between the kayaks some 10 m from the banks in the pit and got hit by a never-tiring fish twice yesterday. They pull the line out and just can't be reeled in even after tens of minutes of fighting them. Last fight of the two ended up in the tackle bugging and flying almost off the map, but fortunately for me I was able to reel it in. I play using Xbox One, was using #1/0 hook with small cutbait, CreekPro 300, InspireCast 2000, 25g weight, 0.15 braid and the leader tipper with around 1.5+ kg test.