All Star Fishing Explained: Hook and Claw, Naga Boss, 1200x Cap

Fishing games are not slots, and all star fishing shows it fast: you aim, you pay per shot, and what a catch is worth depends on the target. JILI dates the game 2021.12 on its page, and the PH90 menu read on 5 November 2026 has Fish as its own entry.

All Star Fishing features at a glance

1. The hook and claw. JILI’s blurb promises an exclusive claw for high-value star fish, tied to a special high multiplier of 999X.
2. The Naga Boss. The larger values sit in a boss round.
3. The bonus wheel. A wheel feature is listed beside the boss.
4. The Immortal Boss mini-game. JILI prints a maximum bonus of 888X here.

The ceiling is 1200x. It sits above the 999X and 888X figures, which are feature values and not the game’s cap.

The small detail: people quote 999X as the maximum. It is the special multiplier, and the cap is higher.

What a regular reads before firing

Regulars do: write the three targets on a note and watch for them before spending a shot.

New players often: respond to a miss with a pricier shot. Misses are the main cost here, and a bigger stake only makes each one dearer.

Because JILI prints no RTP, the only rate you can know is your own: shots fired against catches landed, noted over a few sessions. The 1200x cap tells you how far one lucky result can go, not how often a boss round arrives.

Fitting it in a session

Set a number of shots and leave when they run out. If you want reels instead, the JILI games table sorts every format on one hub, and JILI bingo is the quieter alternative with fixed rounds.

The how to play JILI first round cover the budget habit in more detail, and the login steps for the Fish menu get you in.

Regulars do: keep a tally of shots per catch for three sessions before raising a stake. If the tally is stable, a rise is a choice, and if it swings, it is a gamble.