Fisherman’s Bait 2 Big Ol Bass, developed and published by Konami, is a fishing video game released for the PlayStation console in 1999. As a sequel to Fisherman’s Bait: A Bass Challenge, this installment enhances the virtual angling experience by offering over 15 different species of fish, including trout, perch, and catfish, across more than 20 diverse fishing locations. Players can select from a wide array of lures, each designed to attract specific fish types, adding strategic depth to the gameplay. The game also supports various accessories, such as analog control, vibration feedback, and a special fishing rod controller, to provide a more immersive experience.

The game features multiple modes to cater to different playstyles. In Beginner mode, newcomers receive tutorials covering the basics of fishing mechanics. Free Fishing mode allows players to fish at their own pace without specific objectives, while Tournament mode challenges them to qualify across three lakes to reach the main event. Versus Play enables competitive fishing against another player. Additionally, the World Monsters mode presents unique challenges, tasking players with catching oversized, fictional fish in imaginative environments. These varied modes, combined with realistic graphics and sound effects, aim to deliver an engaging and comprehensive fishing simulation experience.