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Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition is a fishing simulation video game developed by Hot-B and published by Black Pearl Software for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). It was released in North America on October 5, 1994. The game features six professional anglers, including Denny Brauer, Roland Martin and Al Lindner. Players take part in a virtual tournament where they compete against each other to catch the biggest and most fish over five days at three different lakes.

The objective of the game is to catch as many fish as possible using a variety of lures and techniques while avoiding hazards such as stumps, weeds, logs and rocks. Players can also purchase additional equipment such as rods, reels and lures from stores located on each lake. The game also features an encyclopedia which provides detailed information about various species of fish found in the lakes.

Players can choose from three different difficulty levels: Beginner, Amateur or Pro. Beginner mode offers an easier experience with fewer obstacles while Pro mode is more challenging with increased competition from other anglers. Each day consists of two rounds where players must cast their lines into the water and try to hook a fish before it gets away or is stolen by another angler. Points are awarded for every successful catch and deducted for any failed attempts or lost fish. After five days of fishing, players are ranked according to their total points earned throughout the tournament and the winner is declared champion.

The graphics in Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition are fairly basic but still manage to capture the atmosphere of a real fishing tournament quite well. The music is pleasant enough but does not stand out among other SNES games released at this time period. Despite its simplistic graphics and sound, Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition remains an enjoyable fishing simulation that will appeal to fans of the sport as well as those who just enjoy competing against computer-controlled opponents in virtual tournaments.