1111 bar King of Fishing — Aim Your Cannon, Catch the Big Fish
Colorful fish fill the screen, a cannon in your hands — King of Fishing is more than a game, it is an experience. This guide covers how to choose your cannon level, identify boss targets, and get the best results within your budget.
How Fishing Games Work
In King of Fishing you control a cannon on screen. Firing costs credits — the cost per shot depends on which cannon level you have selected. A lower-level cannon costs less per shot but mostly catches smaller fish; a higher-level cannon costs more, but the investment pays off when you hit a large target.
Various fish of different values swim across the screen — from small colorful fish to large sharks, octopuses, and special boss creatures. Catching ordinary fish gives small rewards, while hitting a boss or special target delivers larger multiplier prizes. Boss targets do not go down easily though — they can take many shots, and other players may be shooting at the same target.
King of Fishing also features multiplier fish, a dragon boss round, and random special targets — when these appear on screen, all players aim at them at once. Certain special fish give multiple rewards at the same time or trigger chain reactions, meaning a single good shot can produce an unexpectedly large win.
Choose a Cannon Level to Match Your Budget
New Players
Start with the lowest cannon level. The cost per shot stays low and you get time to learn the game's rhythm — which fish stay on screen longer and which move away quickly.
Suitable for BeginnersMid-Range Budget
A mid-level cannon lets you target both large and small fish effectively. Joining boss rounds at this level keeps a good balance between cost and reward.
Balanced ChoiceExperienced Players
High-level cannons are built for bosses and special targets. Each shot costs more at this level — without a large budget, your balance can run out quickly.
High Risk-RewardYou can change the cannon level at any time. Before starting, decide how much of your total budget you will spend in one session and set your maximum cannon level accordingly. With a VIP membership at 1111 bar you receive weekly cashback, which helps offset some of the cost of fishing sessions.
Solo Room vs Shared Room
King of Fishing generally offers two types of rooms — solo and shared multiplayer. In a solo room you play alone, so every fish is yours. The pace is a little slower but you have more time to line up your aim.
In a shared room, multiple players play on the same screen at the same time. Boss rounds come more frequently here, there are more fish, and the screen is always busy. Keep in mind — the boss reward goes to the player whose last shot landed. So in a shared room, waiting until others have nearly finished off a boss and then firing at the last moment is a smart move.
Beginners are better off starting in a solo room where there is no competitive pressure. Once you have some experience, shared rooms offer the chance to take part in larger boss rounds.
Strategies for Aiming and Timing
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Target fish coming in from the edges, not fish swimming in the middle. Fish in the center of the screen move quickly. Fish that enter from the edges move more slowly for a moment — that is when it is easier to aim accurately.
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Fire the most shots in the last 10–15 seconds of a boss round. When a boss round starts, others are already shooting. Waiting a little at the start and focusing at the final moment raises your chances of landing the last hit with fewer shots spent.
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Burst-shoot into schools of small fish. Firing several shots in quick succession into a group of small fish can take down multiple fish in the same spot — making each shot more effective.
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Raise your cannon level when a special target appears. Golden or brightly colored special fish appear from time to time. They move fast but carry much larger rewards — using a higher cannon level at that moment makes sense.
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Switch to a different target instead of repeatedly shooting the same fish. Rather than spending all your shots on one stubborn fish, keep an eye on other fish on screen. Sometimes hitting several smaller targets is more profitable than chasing a single difficult one.
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Lock your screen rotation when playing on mobile. Many players in Dhaka play King of Fishing on mobile. Keeping the screen locked in landscape mode gives you the full game view and makes aiming easier.
Cannon Level and Cost Relationship
| Cannon Level | Suitable Targets | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| Low | Small and medium fish | Low |
| Medium | Medium and large fish | Medium |
| High | Bosses, special targets | High |
If you spread your budget across several rounds rather than putting most of it into one boss round, your session lasts longer and you get more opportunities.
Mistakes That Drain Your Balance Fast
Using the highest cannon level right from the start
Many players pick the largest cannon at the start because of the appeal of hitting big fish. But if no boss round comes or the boss does not go down quickly, the high-level cannon can empty your balance within minutes.
Spending too much time on one stubborn fish
Some fish are very tough — they take many shots to kill and sometimes leave the screen before going down. In that case, switch targets in time rather than spending all your shots on just one.
Raising the cannon level to recover losses quickly
When a balance drops over a few rounds, some players suddenly switch to a higher cannon level to try to recover. This is the biggest mistake — a single unlucky round at that level can wipe out your entire balance. Stay at the level you decided on at the start.
Trying to catch every fish in a shared room
A shared room has many players at once. Chasing every fish wastes shots. Instead, be selective — pick the targets where you face less competition and have a realistic chance of landing the kill.
Things to Remember
- Set your total budget at the start of each session
- Practice with a low cannon level
- Keep some shots in reserve for boss rounds
- Do not raise your cannon level after a loss
- This game is for entertainment, not a reliable source of income
Differences Between Fishing Games and Slots
In a slot game you press the spin button and the result is determined entirely automatically. Your active involvement is limited to choosing your bet amount and deciding when to spin. 1111 bar's slots section has games like Gates of Olympus and Sweet Bonanza where bonus rounds and multipliers activate automatically.
In a fishing game you actively choose your aim — which fish to shoot, when to shoot, and what cannon strength to use; those are your decisions. This is why many players find it more engaging. Keep in mind, though, that outcomes in fishing games are also determined randomly — skill and strategy can help to some extent, but there is no way to guarantee a win.
| Feature | Fishing Games | Slots |
|---|---|---|
| Player Role | Active aiming | Spin and wait |
| Speed per Round | Fast, continuous | Single spin |
| Multiplayer | Yes (shared room) | Generally no |
| Boss Round | Yes | As a bonus round |
| Cannon / Bet Control | On every shot | On every spin |
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