Action Bass Slot Review & Free Play

Action Bass: Spend a Day on the Lake for 25,000x Rewards

Action Bass by SpinPlay Games casts its line into familiar waters to fish for golden bass. Three generations of anglers, sticky collector wilds, and multipliers up to 10x with a 25,000x max win waiting somewhere in the water. I grabbed a few of my best rods to grab that hefty win or anything close to that.

This is a five-reel, three-row slot played across 10 paylines. The reels sit on a peaceful lake where a grandfather, father, and daughter spend the day fishing, while rods, hooks, tackle boxes, and fish prizes fill the grid.

During my session, I was landing wins roughly every 5 to 6 spins, with average returns sitting between 2x and 2.90x my bet. Along with long dry stretches, I saw high wins like 12x, 22x, and my highest base game wins 30x my bet.

After nearly 100 spins, the Fish Prize symbols randomly triggered the Pick Feature. There, I managed to land the Mini Jackpot, which came with a 3x multiplier, giving me a total return of 30x my bet.

The Action Bass Free Spins, triggered by landing three, four, or five Bonus symbols, and award 10, 15, or 20 free spins, respectively. Inside the bonus, the Father, Daughter, and Grandfather turned into sticky Wild collectors.

The bonus also keeps improving the longer it lasts. Every fourth Wild collected awards 10 additional free spins while increasing the feature multiplier all the way to 10x my bet.

During those retriggers, the Daughter Wild can randomly double Fish Prize values, while the Grandfather Wild can even upgrade Fish values into jackpot prizes. When I finally reached the feature, I walked away with a 90x return.

Action Bass does exactly what most modern fishing slots aim to do. The sticky collector Wilds, jackpot fish, retriggers, and growing multipliers all work well together, but none of them feel particularly new. If you already enjoy collecting cash prizes, you'll probably feel right at home here. If you're looking for something fresh, there are stronger catches elsewhere.