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product_id: 6831673
title: "Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 (Street 9/28)"
brand: "activision"
price: "1621968₫"
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reviews_count: 8
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# 3 licensed boats & gear 30+ fish species 20+ pro tournament events Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 (Street 9/28)

**Brand:** activision
**Price:** 1621968₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Hook the thrill, reel in the glory!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 (Street 9/28) by activision
- **How much does it cost?** 1621968₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/6831673-rapala-pro-bass-fishing-2010-street-9-28)

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- activision enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted activision brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Pro-Grade Gear:** Use the exact Rapala lures, boats, and motors trusted by tournament champions.
- • **Unlock & Explore:** Discover 7 lakes, dozens of lures, and 30 monster fish in a rich, immersive fishing universe.
- • **Compete Like a Pro:** Challenge real-life fishing pros in authentic tournament settings for ultimate bragging rights.
- • **Live Sports TV Vibes:** Experience dynamic announcer commentary, live leaderboards, and heart-pounding weigh-ins that keep you hooked.
- • **Multiplayer Showdown:** Engage friends in simultaneous competitive angling battles—because fishing is better with rivals.

## Overview

Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 delivers an immersive fishing tournament experience with over 30 fish species, 3 licensed boats, and 20+ competitive events. Featuring live sports-style commentary and multiplayer modes, it’s the ultimate game for anglers craving authentic pro-level challenges and social competition.

## Description

Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 pits players against real-life fishing pros on top freshwater lakes across North America - only the finest techniques and equipment will determine who is the best of the best. For the first time ever in a fishing game, the competition is set up in a professional tournament structure and the action is presented as a live TV event with announcers (including Barry Brueland, the voice of InFisherman TV), live updates, competitive leader boards, analysis, and heart-pounding final weigh-ins. The competition gets tough as you fish through over 20 tournament events on your quest for the season trophy.

Review: Best. Fishing. Game. Ever. - To keep this review short and to the point, this game is a total surprise and the most fun I have had in a long time playing a game. Simple concepts can sometimes be the most fun. I barely fish in real life, but in this game I could fish for hours and hours. The graphics for the water, sky, fish are very nice, though graphics for some trees, docks, buildings can be rather average. Water detail will vary from dark and murky to clear and full of rays of sun light depending upon the lake and weather conditions. There are 7 lakes to choose from, and each come with different times of day, season, and weather condition to choose from. There are 30 different fish in the game, many dozens of lures to choose and unlock, 3 types of fishing boats, gear for your male or female fisherman to wear, and so on. There is a main tournament mode where you have so many minutes to complete the tournaments objectives and beat the other 30+ fisherman. There are many, many things to unlock in the game; there is a list that tells you what you can unlock in the extras section. There is also a free fishing mode that allows you to catch fish for no other reason than to relax and catch fish you want, or you can attempt to complete one of the challenges, or mini-games, that are unique to each lake. You can choose your tess pounds, rod, reel, lure, lure design, and so on, in the tacklebox. You can find plenty of information about the lakes, the fish, etc., in the fishopedia section. There are 30 monster fish in the game, or the biggest of the big for each type of fish in the game. The most notable is Lou, a 285 pound sturgeon that is the "king" of all sturgeons. You can only attempt to hunt these named monster fish in certain times of day, and in certain seasons for each lake. The fishing itself is quite simple but enjoyable. You can cast overhead or from the side, then have up to 7 methods to attract fish with your lure as you reel in. There are 4 white corner markers in the center of the screen where you want to try and keep your fish in to build up a blue meter that allows you to perform a rod pull to tire the fish out. If you let the fish get out of the center of the screen, and then stay on the sides too long, you will lose the fish. Some light fish can be yanked onto the boat when they get close, some fish need to be prevented from squirming away by pressing a sliding button on bar at the right moment. Simple, but fun, and note that I use the standard console controller, not the fishing rod controller. Negatives include some frame-rate dips during rain on the lakes, tournament mode is not too difficult to beat, and some of the challenges can be so difficult that only random luck will prevail. That said, what is here is great fun and I highly recommend it. The only thing that would make this better is if they had ice fishing, fly fishing, and spear fishing. As is, the game is a lot of fun unless you can only have fun blowing away 10,000 zombies with gallons of blood. Do not be confused by the prior two Rapala fishing games, this is currently the one to get. Hard to believe I paid only $10 for it.
Review: but at least resembles fishing to some extant and is easy to get in to - Found on desertcart for a dollar and it's certainly worth it! Not fully realistic, but at least resembles fishing to some extant and is easy to get in to. -Casting is intuitive and seems realistic but hooking and reeling in just doesn't feel "right"; it's too slow and there isn't really much feedback. It's like a mini-game trying to keep the fish in the middle of the screen (as the in-game coach will continuously tell you) and some of the "attacks" seem cartoonish. - Audio is cool, but repetitive. Casting and reeling sound great, as does the boat...it's the announcer(s) that seems to have only a few lines to say. -Tourneys are fun, but a little frustrating at first. It's cool that you get to fish against real pros on real lakes. -Includes a decent amount (and decently recreated) of fish species. It's not just about catching large mouth bass. -Graphics (considering it's a 5 year old Wii game) are ok, nothing special and not horrific. This game falls right between Sega Bass Fishing and The Strike on the realism and fun scale. If you can find it for a decent price, pick it up.

## Features

- For the first time ever, compete against real life pro fishermen in authentic tournament action and prove you're the best of the best!
- Authentic pro experience: use the same tools that the pros use including an unequaled assortment of Rapala lures and licensed boats, motors, and gear to fish over 25 species of trophy fish
- Simultaneous multiplayer: challenge your friends in a variety of competitive fishing and angling challenges
- Experience exciting pro tournament action as you compete against the Rapala pro staff in over 20 tournament events
- "Sports TV" style presentation includes announcer commentary, live updates, competitive leader boards, analysis, and heart-pounding final weigh-ins!

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best. Fishing. Game. Ever.
*by R***F on May 9, 2011*

To keep this review short and to the point, this game is a total surprise and the most fun I have had in a long time playing a game. Simple concepts can sometimes be the most fun. I barely fish in real life, but in this game I could fish for hours and hours. The graphics for the water, sky, fish are very nice, though graphics for some trees, docks, buildings can be rather average. Water detail will vary from dark and murky to clear and full of rays of sun light depending upon the lake and weather conditions. There are 7 lakes to choose from, and each come with different times of day, season, and weather condition to choose from. There are 30 different fish in the game, many dozens of lures to choose and unlock, 3 types of fishing boats, gear for your male or female fisherman to wear, and so on. There is a main tournament mode where you have so many minutes to complete the tournaments objectives and beat the other 30+ fisherman. There are many, many things to unlock in the game; there is a list that tells you what you can unlock in the extras section. There is also a free fishing mode that allows you to catch fish for no other reason than to relax and catch fish you want, or you can attempt to complete one of the challenges, or mini-games, that are unique to each lake. You can choose your tess pounds, rod, reel, lure, lure design, and so on, in the tacklebox. You can find plenty of information about the lakes, the fish, etc., in the fishopedia section. There are 30 monster fish in the game, or the biggest of the big for each type of fish in the game. The most notable is Lou, a 285 pound sturgeon that is the "king" of all sturgeons. You can only attempt to hunt these named monster fish in certain times of day, and in certain seasons for each lake. The fishing itself is quite simple but enjoyable. You can cast overhead or from the side, then have up to 7 methods to attract fish with your lure as you reel in. There are 4 white corner markers in the center of the screen where you want to try and keep your fish in to build up a blue meter that allows you to perform a rod pull to tire the fish out. If you let the fish get out of the center of the screen, and then stay on the sides too long, you will lose the fish. Some light fish can be yanked onto the boat when they get close, some fish need to be prevented from squirming away by pressing a sliding button on bar at the right moment. Simple, but fun, and note that I use the standard console controller, not the fishing rod controller. Negatives include some frame-rate dips during rain on the lakes, tournament mode is not too difficult to beat, and some of the challenges can be so difficult that only random luck will prevail. That said, what is here is great fun and I highly recommend it. The only thing that would make this better is if they had ice fishing, fly fishing, and spear fishing. As is, the game is a lot of fun unless you can only have fun blowing away 10,000 zombies with gallons of blood. Do not be confused by the prior two Rapala fishing games, this is currently the one to get. Hard to believe I paid only $10 for it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ but at least resembles fishing to some extant and is easy to get in to
*by S***S on May 9, 2015*

Found on Amazon for a dollar and it's certainly worth it! Not fully realistic, but at least resembles fishing to some extant and is easy to get in to. -Casting is intuitive and seems realistic but hooking and reeling in just doesn't feel "right"; it's too slow and there isn't really much feedback. It's like a mini-game trying to keep the fish in the middle of the screen (as the in-game coach will continuously tell you) and some of the "attacks" seem cartoonish. - Audio is cool, but repetitive. Casting and reeling sound great, as does the boat...it's the announcer(s) that seems to have only a few lines to say. -Tourneys are fun, but a little frustrating at first. It's cool that you get to fish against real pros on real lakes. -Includes a decent amount (and decently recreated) of fish species. It's not just about catching large mouth bass. -Graphics (considering it's a 5 year old Wii game) are ok, nothing special and not horrific. This game falls right between Sega Bass Fishing and The Strike on the realism and fun scale. If you can find it for a decent price, pick it up.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010
*by W***R on February 10, 2014*

We liked this game because we were looking for diversity in many fishing games. We like to fish and had compared this game to others and found that the kids liked this game. After playing, the kids were pleased that we had purchased this game. This game has met our expectations because the kids loved it.

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