Tiny Fishing
Cast, drag the hook through the shoal, haul it in, spend the coins. Then do it again, a little deeper.

- Released
- December 2020
- Genre tags
- Arcade, Fishing, Idle, Incremental, Casual, Easy
- Screen
- Vertical
- Controls
- Drag with the left mouse button
- Developer
- Not listed on its page
The short version
Tiny Fishing is an incremental game, the kind where small numbers slowly become bigger ones. You cast a line, slide the hook from side to side, and every fish on the hook turns into coins when you pull it up. It has been on CrazyGames since December 2020.
Where to begin
Press Play, then drag with the left mouse button, left and right, to slide the hook into the fish. That is the whole control scheme. The game page lists the tags Easy and Casual, and the first cast bears that out.
Upgrades and fish tiers
You can spend coins on three things: how many fish you catch, how deep the line goes, and how much you earn while you're away. Deeper water holds more valuable fish.
The fish come in three tiers.
- Common fish are everywhere in shallow water and pay the least.
- Rare fish turn up after the first upgrades to the line.
- Legendary fish are golden and pay the most. The page says they start from about 15 m down, and the final fish is the Legendary Tuna.
There is also an aquarium. Each new kind of fish you catch adds a species to it, and those species keep earning coins while you're away.

Small print
- The coins are virtual. They aren't bought with money on this site, they can't be taken out as money and they have no cash value.
- The game page says there is no end to it, so decide in advance when you're stopping.
- No developer is named on the game page, so we haven't named one either.
Five minutes or a whole evening
Both work. A short visit gets you a few upgrades. The game page says offline earnings are a reason to keep the game on and to come back to it now and then.
Devices
The layout is vertical, which suits a phone. It also runs in desktop and tablet browsers, and CrazyGames has an Android app.