Bigger Size Fishin'

Bigger Size Fishin' slot by Red Rake
  • RTP: 95.3
  • Max Win:
  • Betways: 10
  • Volatility:
  • Game Type: Slots
  • Release Date: August 29th, 2024

Bigger Size Fishin' slot by Red Rake

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Bigger Size Fishin’ Overview

Bigger Size Fishin’ is a fishing slot from Red Rake Gaming, released on 29 August 2024. It plays on 5 reels and 4 rows with 10 fixed bet lines, and the game’s own rules page gives an RTP of 95.3%. Bets run from 0.10 to 100. Neither Red Rake nor SlotCatalog publishes a volatility rating or a maximum win, so our data box leaves those fields empty.

The numbers below come from our own demo session, played at a total bet of 25.00 (2.50 per line).

A Day on the Water

The reels float over a calm sea under a pink and blue sunrise sky. The high symbols are fishing gear – a tackle box, a rod and reel, a red and white float and a feathered fly lure – plus a silver fish, and the card ranks from 10 to A are drawn in bright colours.

The fisherman is the Wild, and a white fishing boat with the word Bonus is the scatter. Some fish on the reels carry a cash value, such as 12.50 or 25.00 in our session; these values only matter in the free spins.

The Paytable

At a total bet of 25.00 the paytable shows:

  • Tackle box: 5,000 for five (200x the total bet), 500 for four, 125 for three and 12.50 for two.
  • Rod and reel: 2,500, 375 and 75.
  • Float and fly lure: 1,250, 250 and 50.
  • Fish: 500, 125 and 25.
  • A, K, Q, J and 10: 250, 62.50 and 12.50.

The fisherman substitutes for every symbol except the boat. If a line pays more than one combination, only the highest win counts, and combinations only pay from left to right. In our session three Ks on a line paid 12.50, half the bet.

The rules page draws all ten bet lines on the 5x4 grid. With only ten lines across twenty positions, many symbols on the screen do not sit on any active line, which is one reason why the base game pays rarely.

The Base Game in Practice

Our base-game captures were quiet. Apart from the 12.50 line of Ks, most spins returned nothing, and the balance drifted from 737.50 down to 662.50 before the free spins arrived. The fish values on the reels – 12.50 and 25.00 in our spins – stay on the screen in the base game but are not paid; they only come to life when a fisherman lands during the feature.

That makes Bigger Size Fishin’ a game about waiting for the boats. The cash fish you see in the base game are a preview of what the free spins can collect.

Triggering the Free Spins

Scattered Bonus boats start the free spins. In our capture four boats landed across the grid, and the game opened the free spins introduction screen before the round began.

That screen sums up the whole feature in three sentences: the fisherman collects all the fish and adds them to the win from the spin, multipliers multiply the value of the fish inside the position, and progressing along the panel with the fishermen gets you multipliers and extra free spins.

The Fisherman Collects

During the free spins, every fisherman Wild that lands collects the cash value of all the fish on the reels. In our round a single fisherman on the fifth reel collected 125.00 on one spin, and later in the round the same mechanic produced a BIG WIN of 250.00.

Multiplier Pockets

The feature grid is divided into pockets framed by rope, and some of them carry a multiplier such as x2, x3, x4, x5 or x9. Red Rake explains that each fish landing in a position with a multiplier has its value multiplied by that number.

The multipliers also add up. The rules give an example: if a x2 multiplier lands in a pocket that already has x3, the new multiplier is x5; if it lands in an empty pocket, the multiplier there is x2. By the end of our round almost every pocket on the grid had a multiplier, several of them x5 and above.

The Fishermen Panel

A column of fishermen portraits runs down the left of the grid. Every fisherman who lands moves you one step along this panel, and some steps award a new multiplier or extra spins. In our round a +5 FREE SPINS message appeared early on, and later steps brought x2 and x3 multipliers into play.

Our Free Spins Round

The round grew steadily as the multipliers spread. One spin near the end showed a single collect of 2,687.50 on the fisherman at the bottom right, the spin itself paid 2,273.07, and the total win for the round stood at 4,518.44 with two free spins still left – already more than 180x the total bet.

That result shows how the game works: the line wins are small, but once the multiplier pockets fill up, every fisherman becomes a large collect.

The Numbers to Keep in Mind

A 95.3% return is a little below the market average of around 96%, and it is worth knowing before you play. The paytable caps a single line at 200x, so almost all of the big results come from the free spins and their growing multipliers.

Who Should Play It

Bigger Size Fishin’ suits players who enjoy the fisherman-collects format and like a feature that builds up over the round. The multiplier pockets give every free spin a clear goal, and the fishermen panel adds a sense of progress.

It is the follow-up to Red Rake’s earlier Big Size Fishin’, which is a separate game.

Where to Play Bigger Size Fishin’

You can try this game on Casino007 Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Bigger Size Fishin’ was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 24 September 2026.

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