Pirate Fishing is the swashbuckling cousin of Captain Fisher — and at 77gl, it's become one of the most-played arcade games among Filipino players from Quezon City to Cebu. The premise is simple: you're a pirate captain commanding a ship-mounted cannon, and your job is to blast every sea creature that crosses your path. Every catch fills your treasure chest with real Philippine Peso winnings.
What sets Pirate Fishing apart from other fishing games at 77gl is the sheer scale of its rewards. Where standard fishing games top out at 500x multipliers, Pirate Fishing goes all the way to 1000x on its legendary boss creatures. The Kraken King, the Ghost Galleon, and the mythical Sea Dragon are the targets every player in Manila and Davao is gunning for — and when one of them appears on screen, the entire room (or group chat) lights up.
The game runs on a certified RNG engine and is fully compliant with the PAGCOR regulatory framework, so every shot outcome at 77gl is provably fair. The RTP sits at 96.8%, which is among the highest for fishing-style arcade games available in the Philippines. Whether you're playing on a Samsung Galaxy during your lunch break in Makati or on a desktop at home in Iloilo, the experience is smooth, fast, and genuinely exciting.
Pirate Fishing also features a live multiplayer mode where up to 6 players share the same ocean — and the same boss raid rewards. It's the kind of game that turns a solo session into a social event, especially when a 1000x Sea Dragon spawns and everyone scrambles to deal the killing blow.
