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Tiny Fishing and how depth reads in an Ice Fishing comparison

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  • Short length
  • 3 min read
  • Checked 9 November 2026

App Store · Simulation · Free (Contains Advertising)

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Tiny Fishing

Cangul Kocuk · App Store id 6446418140

  • 3.1 out of 5 from 1.1K ratings
  • Simulation · Free (Contains Advertising)
  • Age rating: Ages 4+
  • Size 23.2 MB · iOS 15.0+
  • Version 13.0 · updated about 12 Aug 2025

The App Store publishes no install counter, so this card carries no download figure.

Checked 9 November 2026

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Tiny Fishing, from Cangul Kocuk, closes the Ice Fishing ranking. It has the smallest install on file, the lowest rating and the lightest loop, and the word that fits it best is depth: how far a hook sinks. Three steps cover the listing, the loop and the limits.

  1. What the listing says the app is

    The App Store lists it under Simulation as "Free (Contains Advertising)", rated for ages 4+. The install is 23.2 MB, which is under a tenth of the first entry and a seventeenth of the heaviest, and it needs iOS 15.0 or later, the newest minimum of the four. Version 13.0 was current at the check, updated about 12 August 2025.

    The rating is 3.1 from 1.1K ratings. Unlike the 5.0 on the third entry, this is a firm figure: over a thousand raters settled on a middling score. The card tag is Light depth casts.

  2. How the loop plays

    The store still shows an earnings counter and a best-score badge at the top, a fisherman in a rowing boat, a hook hanging below and a large round Play button. Three tiles sit underneath, labelled Max Fishes, Max Depth and Offline Earnings, each with a price. A hooks button and a gift timer sit at the left edge.

    The tiles state the loop outright: send the hook down, catch as many fish as the line allows, spend the earnings on a longer line and more fish per cast. The offline earnings tile suggests income while the app is closed. How the ads fit into that rhythm is not visible from a still, but the price line says they exist.

  3. Where it stops

    What it is not. It is not an ice fishing game, though the boat sits on open water and the word depth invites the comparison. It is not a deep or varied tycoon, as the three upgrade tiles show a short ladder. It is not ad-free, since the listing says it contains advertising. And it is not backed by a download figure, because the App Store does not publish one.

What to expect

A small, quick loop that fits a spare few minutes, with advertising alongside and a store rating that is lukewarm but well supported. The facts were read on 9 November 2026, and the install happens on the App Store, in a new tab.

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