The big fishing derby on Lake Huron at night. Loony Larry, a loon in a fishing hat who lifts lunkers for a living, needs one of each of the 7 kinds of fish in the lake to win it; the top corner cycles through the kinds you still need. The score screen shows how long the derby took and what each fish weighed, and keeps a record of the heaviest of each kind you've ever landed. Left / right rows the boat. Hold A to let your line down; let go to reel in, and press again to drop it back down (bob it). A fish only bites if the lure touches its head. Each new kind you land scores its points (bigger fish are worth more – watch for lunkers), times your streak (up to x5), plus a bonus that grows each time in a row; land all 7 and you win the derby, with 500 for every line you've got left and a bonus for finishing quickly. Catch a kind you already have and it costs you 100 points, your streak and a line. Crawfish aren't derby fish: they're worth 50 points. Once you've landed 3 kinds a longnose gar shows up: its teeth bite right through your line if it takes your lure. Sunken logs snag your line, snapping turtles bite through it (and come for a lure left on the bottom), and gar, pike and bass steal what you're reeling in. Lose all your line and the derby's over, so grab the spools of line that sink down now and then. Each fish reacts to your lure its own way: dragging draws in bass and pike; a lure going straight down or up (no rowing) gets bites from pumpkinseed and perch and brings walleye over, but dragging it sideways spooks them; a lure left still on the bottom brings catfish and lake trout. A and B do the same thing. Tap the screen once if you don't hear sound.