Other than that, it's a completely solitary experience, with no need to compose a party or anything like that.
While most MMOs are packed with people, this game basically sets up a server for each lake, with a population limit of half a dozen or so players, using as many copies of the lake as necessary (and you can set up your own lake if want). Now, you only play online, and there are other players, but this isn't really a multiplayer game. Having played both, Fishing Planet is pretty good on its own, although you'll probably have to spend money to get to the features which are far more accessible in The Fisherman. To be fair, The Fisherman is really just a "paid" version of the free to play game Fishing Planet, so this game has had a long time for refinement.
The Fisherman changes that, as it outweighs all other contenders. Pure fishing games, however, never seemed to work for me, getting too boring too fast being the primary issue. I've always enjoyed fishing in MMOs, whether it was mining in Eve Online or the more "normal" fishing of Final Fantasy games.
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