Shallows85 pts
Bluegill
A blue face, a rounded flank and a quick opportunity near the surface.
DOVALERI / RIVER & REEL
A little closer
to the water.
A moving boat. A promising current. Fourteen fish to discover, and six casts to make the day your own.
Find your stretch of riverFREE BROWSER FISHINGNO HURRY. JUST THE NEXT CAST.
01—14
Distinct illustrated species
06
Casts in every river run
Your log
A personal record on this device
Some breaks are better
with a view.
THE RIVER IS OPEN
Six casts.
Make them your own.
The boat moves across the river. Wait until a fish is beneath the marker, then drop your line. Each species carries its own score.
THE WATERSIDE COLLECTION
Every fish
has its own character.
From a familiar flash in the shallows to an armoured trophy, all fourteen illustrated fish are part of the playable pool.
Explore the complete fish atlas ↗
Shallows100 pts
Pumpkinseed
Bright cheek markings make this compact catch easy to spot.
Shallows120 pts
Black Crappie
A silver speckled body drifting through the open lane.
Shallows135 pts
Yellow Perch
Dark bars over a golden body: a clear target in bright water.
Midwater170 pts
Brook Trout
Warm fins and a patterned back bring a little colour to the log.
Midwater205 pts
Rainbow Trout
Follow the rose stripe through the current before committing a cast.
Midwater230 pts
Channel Catfish
A long smooth silhouette and whiskers distinguish this midwater catch.
Midwater255 pts
Smallmouth Bass
A bronze-green shape with enough value to reward a patient line.
Midwater285 pts
Largemouth Bass
A broad head and a dark flank announce a substantial catch.
Midwater320 pts
Walleye
A gold-olive runner with a bright eye and a crisp spiny outline.
Rare380 pts
Northern Pike
A long spotted shape that makes a promising target below the boat.
Rare470 pts
Muskellunge
The striped hunter rewards waiting for the right alignment.
Rare620 pts
Golden Carp
A deliberately fanciful golden specimen with a generous game value.
Trophy720 pts
Lake Sturgeon
The armoured silhouette is the highest-value species in this water.
This is a fictional game collection. Species, tiers and point values describe the game, not a real Australian fishing location or ecological survey.
READ THE WATER
A good cast begins
before you press.
There is no countdown pushing you forwards. Give the boat a moment to arrive at the right position, then let the line do its work.
Watch the marker.
The pale marker beneath the boat shows the path of the hook. A fish directly below that path is a better target than one just ahead of the bow.
Choose your moment.
Press Drop Hook, Space or Enter. The original game freezes the boat for an 880 ms hook drop and checks the nearest fish within ten lane units.
Build a clean sequence.
Consecutive catches add a small streak bonus. An empty cast resets the streak but keeps the points already earned. You still finish all six casts.
YOUR RIVER JOURNAL
A voyage worth
remembering.
Use SAVE after the sixth drop to keep a name and score on this device. The journal reads the same five-entry local board as the original game.
Open your journalTHE LATEST RUN
The game saves a result only when you press SAVE in its final panel.
TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME
Not every visit
needs a new record.
A short run can be enough. Look for one species you have not caught, try a quieter moment between casts, or browse the atlas without starting a game. The water will still be here when you return.
Dovaleri is an independent browser fishing experience. It uses a fictional mixed-species river and a simple alignment mechanic, leaving real-world fishing advice and regulations outside the game.
Meet Dovaleri ↗NOTES FROM THE BANK
Before you lower the line.
What makes a catch successful?
Press the cast button when the marker beneath the boat is close to a fish. The boat stops during the cast, and the hook follows that vertical line. If no fish is within range, the hook returns empty.
How many attempts do I get?
Every voyage has six hook drops. After the sixth, open the final score panel to save the result or start another voyage. A miss uses one drop and resets the streak.
Can every fish in the atlas appear?
Yes. The original game draws five fish using its common, midwater, rare and trophy probabilities. A caught fish leaves the scene; the school refills when fewer than four remain.
How does the streak bonus work?
A catch earns its species value, an alignment bonus of up to 80 points and a streak bonus. Consecutive catches add 26, 52, 78, 104 and then at most 130 streak points. A miss resets the streak.
Are my results shared with other visitors?
No. The original game writes a score only when you press SAVE in its final panel. It keeps the five highest scores in this browser. The journal page can clear that board.
Do I need an email address to play?
No. Start a run directly from this page. Contact details are only used if you choose to prepare a message through the contact desk.