Trout's Treasure - Deep In Space

Trout’s Treasure - Deep In Space is a fishing slot from Spinomenal, released on 10 August 2026. It plays on a 5x3 grid with 10 lines and takes bets from 0.10 to 100. The top prize is 2,000x. The premise is exactly what the title says: the studio’s angling series has left the lake and gone into orbit, and the fish now carry cash values.

Fishing In A Nebula

The reels sit in a cyan-lit frame against a purple and pink nebula, with a huge moon behind them and jagged violet peaks along the bottom of the screen. The TROUT’S TREASURE – DEEP IN SPACE sign hangs above the grid in chrome and blue.

The symbols keep the fishing theme and add a spacesuit: a golden fishing rod, a ringed planet, an armoured glove, a red and white float, and A, K, Q, J and 10 in neon. The alien fish arrive in framed tiles carrying their own numbers.

The Paytable

The values are printed as multiples of the per-line stake. At a PER LINE setting of 10 – ten lines for a total bet of 100 – the medium symbols pay:

Fishing rod – 2,000 / 200 / 50, and 5 for two of a kind
Planet – 1,000 / 150 / 30
Glove and float – 500 / 100 / 20
Fish tile – 200 / 50 / 10

The rod is the only symbol that pays for two, and five of them are worth 200x the line bet – 20x the 100 total bet. Below them sit the card symbols at 100 for five.

Fish That Carry Cash

The mechanic that matters is the collector. The alien fish do not pay a fixed paytable amount; each one lands in a framed tile with a value printed beneath it, and we counted 500, 1,000, 2,000 and 2,500 across our screenshots.

Read against the 100 total bet, those are 5x to 25x the stake each. A single 2,500 fish is worth more than five fishing rods on a payline – the familiar arrangement in collector slots, and the reason the paytable above can afford to be as modest as it is.

In one spin the grid carried six valued fish at once – two at 1,000, one at 2,500, two at 2,000 and another 1,000 – with the win box reading 500 while the collection was still in progress.

Free Spins

The scatter is a blazing sun with FREE SPINS written across it, and three of them landing on the third, fourth and fifth reels opened the round in our session. A Free Spins label appeared in the top right corner of the frame where the feature counter sits.

Slot catalogues list additional free spins, an additive symbol, a cash collector and symbols collection among the features – so the round is built to accumulate fish rather than simply to spin for free. The balance stood at 14,800 when it started.

A Buy Button In The Middle

Spinomenal puts the BUY control in an unusual place: directly in the centre of the bottom bar, immediately left of the spin button, rather than tucked into a side panel. The per-line selector sits to its left with plus and minus arrows, and the win box to the right.

It is a small interface choice with a real effect – the purchase is the most prominent control on the screen after the spin itself.

No Published RTP Or Volatility

Spinomenal has not released a return-to-player figure or a volatility rating for this game, and the slot catalogues list both as unavailable. We have left those fields empty rather than print numbers we cannot stand behind.

What is documented is the rest: ten lines on a 5x3 grid, a 0.10 to 100 bet range, a 2,000x maximum and the paytable above. The shape the screenshots suggest is a collector game – small line wins between rounds, with the fish deciding the session.

Ten Lines Is The Point

Only ten paylines on fifteen positions is restrained, and deliberately so. Fewer lines means larger per-line values – five rods at 200x the line bet is a big number for a base game symbol – and it keeps the reels quiet enough that the fish stand out when they arrive.

It also explains the two-of-a-kind rule on the rod. On a ten-line game the studio needs something paying frequently, and a premium symbol that rewards a mere pair does that job.

What The Bet Changes

Everything scales with the per-line setting. Our screenshots were taken at a per-line of 10 for a total bet of 100. At the 0.10 minimum a 2,500 fish is worth 2.50 and five rods pay 2.00; at the 100 maximum the same fish is worth 2,500. The multiples never move.

More From Spinomenal

Spinomenal is prolific and its collector games run across many themes. Aztec Spell Hold and Hit 3x3 uses the same cash-collection idea on a compact grid, 3 Hero Piggies is another recent release, and the studio also hosts other developers – Mega Carnival Ride runs on Spinomenal’s platform under the Retro Gaming name.

Who It Is For

Trout’s Treasure - Deep In Space is for players who like collector slots and do not mind a studio that keeps its maths to itself. Ten lines keep the base game readable, the rod pays from two of a kind so something lands regularly, and the valued fish are where the session is decided – a single 2,500 tile is worth 25x the stake. The 2,000x ceiling keeps expectations sensible. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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