Sega Bass Fishing 2 uses a "data book," which stores information on fish, tournaments, and lures for you to review. It's like the diary option from the first game.

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SEGA Bass Fishing also offers players the freedom to select time-of-day and season during play which impacts the activity of the fish, their appetite, and their depth.

Sega Bass Fishing is a good concept, just 10 years late to the party a second time around. This is one fish not worth putting on your plate.

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In the end, Sega Bass Fishing 2 is a model example of what sequels should be. By taking an already great game mechanic and changing it ever so slightly, this sequel truly adds to the fishing ...

Well, with one last cast of the rod, SEGA delivers their final fishing game on the Dreamcast, SEGA Bass Fishing 2 incorporating the easy and fun arcade play mechanics with the fishing sportsman ...

For Bass Fishing 2, SEGA has opted to include some simulation mechanics, but still retaining the arcade feel so anyone can pick up the rod and cast.