
Florida Fish Life
Eat and Grow!
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What's New in Florida Fish Life
2.0
September 25, 2026
- A new Inshore mode alongside Offshore, on the welcome screen — grow from a Glass Minnow all the way to a Tarpon through Florida's grass flats and mangrove shoreline species: Finger Mullet, Pinfish, Mangrove Snapper, Sheepshead, Gafftopsail Catfish, Spotted Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, and Common Snook - Inshore's waters now look the part - a sand and seagrass bed instead of the offshore reef, and a mangrove shoreline overhead: you'll see the prop roots while you swim, and the trees themselves when you leap clear of the water - Inshore fishermen use shrimp for bait; Offshore keeps the squid - In Inshore, the bull shark is replaced by a hungry bottlenose dolphin - Offshore now starts you as a Scaled Sardine - a baitfish - before you grow into a Yellowtail Snapper - Yellowfin Tuna, a new Offshore species between Wahoo and Sailfish - Once per game, somewhere around the middle of your run, an extra life floats by - grab it! - Eating a fish now goes "nom nom" - The share button now says which mode (Offshore or Inshore) you were playing - The welcome screen's start button now reads "Enter the Lagoon" in Inshore mode - A bull shark can show up again after a post-victory Continue, once per fresh lap instead of just once per run - Winning Inshore now crowns you "the Silver King" - Tarpon's real nickname - instead of the generic "baddest fish" line - The bait-streak bonus now escalates the longer a streak goes unbroken: 4,000 at 6 clean bites, 8,000 at 8, 10,000 at 10, and 100,000 at 20 - Settings now shows the app version, so a bug report or screenshot can say which build it's from - A Species Guide in Settings shows every species' picture and fact untimed - the in-run cards are paced for a run, not for reading
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