Gives shareware a bad name. Remember when shareware was as good as the commercial stuff. Or at least that's the impression I got after playing games like Course Fisherman . Reading the readme.txt file for this game makes you think you're in for a treat. Written by a real life programmer with years of experience, suggested requirements of a P75, and the promises of future add-ons.
Reality is a whole other story.
The game play and graphics are something right out of the mid-eighties. The last time I fished with bread was at summer camp and there is no way any of us kids were going to eat those bony Sunnies than got hooked on bread. Ground baiting is a way to make up for lack of angling skill. Simply load the slingshot like contraption with the food substance of your choice, any canned luncheon meat will do, and fling the food into the lake or river. I suppose the theory here is that overstuffed fish become lazy and might actually bite on the end of your hook if you manage to cast the general of direction of this food saturated river bottom.