The three fish bonuses use the same basic reveal — the host reels in a fish carrying a multiplier — but they differ in wheel frequency and multiplier range. That trade-off is the centre of Ice Fishing’s bonus design.
Lil’ Blues has four wheel segments and fish values from 3x to 100x. Big Oranges has two segments and values from 4x to 200x. Huge Reds has one segment and values from 10x to 500x, according to Evolution’s current game page.
The larger headline range sits on fewer wheel segments. A higher possible multiplier should never be read as a promise of a higher session return.
Before the wheel turns, a bonus family can receive a displayed 2x to 10x boost. If the wheel lands on that family, the boost increases the fish multipliers inside the bonus before the catch is revealed.
This is a two-stage event: first the wheel must select the covered bonus, then the bonus reveals its fish. Read both the wheel overlay and the final catch screen before checking settlement.
A combined bonus spot may cover the three fish families, but the price and payout rules belong to that specific spot. It should not be assumed to equal three individual bets in every respect.
Open the in-game paytable for the exact deployed table. Supplier configurations and maximum-payout controls can affect displayed information.
Last reviewed: 30 July 2026