《神眼釣手 Wii》（日文名：フィッシュアイズ Wii，英文名：Fish Eyes Wii）是由Victor Interactive（後來併入Marvelous Entertainment）開發，於2007年在Wii平台推出的釣魚模擬遊戲。作為「Fish Eyes」系列的一部分，延續系列的寫實風格與悠閒體驗，並首次結合Wii遙控器的體感操作，以更直覺的方式感受釣魚的樂趣。雖然不像部分誇張系釣魚遊戲那般強調動作性，但主打的是貼近真實的釣魚體驗與自然環境描寫。

沒有傳統意義上的明確劇情，而是將重點放在「成為頂尖釣魚手」這個概念上。自由選擇不同的釣場，如湖泊、溪流、沼澤、水庫等，探索各種自然景觀中的垂釣挑戰。有釣魚大會、任務型挑戰（例如捕捉特定魚種或體型）、以及達成收藏目標等輕度任務元素，增添目標感，但整體氛圍仍以放鬆、自由為主。由於劇情設計極為淡薄，更多強調的是在自然中靜心釣魚、逐步累積技術與成就的過程。

在操作方面，需使用遙控器模擬拋竿動作，將釣線拋向水面；而收線、揚竿的動作也需配合手勢完成，營造出如同實際釣魚般的手感。魚餌的選擇、拋竿角度、收線速度都會影響釣魚成果，並且不同魚種對餌料與釣法有特定偏好，增加操作上的變化與策略性。當魚上鉤時，需留意竿身震動與螢幕提示，適時搖動或拉動遙控器，以免魚脫鉤或線斷。整體操作直觀，但在掌握高階技巧時也需要一定的手感與節奏感。

魚類種類方面，收錄從常見的鱒魚、黑鱸、藍鰓魚，到體型龐大的怪物級魚種，各種魚類都有細緻的生態行為模擬。隨著釣魚成就提升，可以解鎖更高難度的釣場與裝備，如更強力的釣竿、耐用的釣線、或特製餌料等。環境變化方面，時間（晨昏）、天氣（晴天、雨天）也會影響魚群活性，要根據情境調整釣法。

畫面風格以寫實為主，並盡力表現自然場景的細節，如水面的反光、風景中的樹影與山巒，以及魚群在水中的自然游動。雖然受限於Wii硬體性能，整體畫質無法與同期其他主機平台媲美，但以當時主機標準來說，水面表現與魚類建模屬於中上水準，且氣氛營造相當到位，讓人有種悠然自得的臨場感。音效設計上也走輕柔自然路線，搭配潺潺流水聲、鳥鳴聲與柔和背景音樂，更烘托釣魚的靜謐感。

在市場評價方面，屬於小眾取向的作品。喜愛釣魚或生活模擬類型的玩家，普遍肯定其自然寫實、操作流暢且富有沉浸感的優點。特別是針對家庭玩家、長時間想放鬆心情的玩家來說，提供與一般快節奏遊戲截然不同的體驗。然而，對於追求刺激感或豐富劇情的玩家而言，內容可能顯得過於單調，缺乏足夠的即時刺激與深度挑戰性。此外，由於遊戲初期引導較為簡略，新手若不熟悉釣魚基本知識，可能需要一段適應期才能掌握節奏。

總體而言，《神眼釣手 Wii》強調悠閒氛圍與手感操作的釣魚模擬遊戲。不是為讓人熱血沸騰，而是放慢步調，靜靜地在虛擬自然中尋找與魚類博弈的樂趣。對於熱愛釣魚、自然景觀，或希望體驗不同節奏遊戲的玩家來說，是值得嘗試的靜謐旅程。

Fish Eyes Wii (Japanese title: フィッシュアイズ Wii, English title: Fish Eyes Wii) is a fishing simulation game developed by Victor Interactive (later merged into Marvelous Entertainment) and released for the Wii platform in 2007. As part of the long-running Fish Eyes series, the game continues the franchise's focus on realism and a relaxed gameplay experience, while introducing motion controls for the first time through the Wii Remote, allowing players to enjoy fishing in a more intuitive and immersive way. Unlike some over-the-top fishing games that emphasize action, Fish Eyes Wii is centered around providing an authentic fishing experience and detailed depictions of natural environments.

There is no traditional story mode; instead, the game focuses on the concept of "becoming a top-class angler." Players are free to choose from various fishing locations such as lakes, streams, swamps, and reservoirs, taking on fishing challenges within diverse natural landscapes. Light mission elements like fishing tournaments, specific target challenges (catching particular species or sizes), and collection goals add a sense of purpose, but the overall atmosphere remains relaxed and freeform. With very little narrative design, the emphasis is placed on the meditative process of fishing, steadily building skill and achievement over time.

In terms of controls, players use the Wii Remote to simulate the casting motion, sending the line out onto the water; reeling in and setting the hook also require coordinated hand gestures, recreating the tactile feeling of real fishing. Factors such as bait selection, casting angle, and reeling speed all influence success, and different fish species have particular preferences, adding strategic depth to the gameplay. When a fish bites, players must pay attention to vibrations from the rod and on-screen prompts, carefully shaking or pulling the Remote to avoid losing the fish or snapping the line. The controls are intuitive overall, but mastering advanced techniques requires a good sense of rhythm and precise handling.

The game features a variety of fish, from common trout, largemouth bass, and bluegill to giant, monster-sized species, each modeled with detailed ecological behaviors. As players achieve fishing milestones, they unlock more challenging fishing spots and equipment upgrades, such as stronger rods, more durable lines, and specialized bait. Environmental factors like time of day (morning, evening) and weather (sunny, rainy) also influence fish activity, requiring players to adapt their strategies accordingly.

Visually, the game aims for realism, with detailed depictions of natural elements like reflections on the water, tree shadows, mountain backgrounds, and the natural swimming motions of fish. Although limited by the Wii's hardware capabilities, the graphics were considered above average for the system at the time, particularly in water rendering and fish modeling. The overall atmosphere is successfully immersive, offering a serene and calming experience. Sound design follows a similarly gentle approach, with flowing water, birdsong, and soft background music enhancing the tranquil mood.

In terms of market reception, Fish Eyes Wii was recognized as a niche title. Players who enjoy fishing or life simulation games generally praised its realistic presentation, smooth controls, and immersive atmosphere. Especially for family audiences or players seeking a more relaxing, slower-paced experience, the game provided a refreshing alternative to the fast-paced action games typically found on the market. However, for those seeking high excitement or rich storytelling, the content could feel too repetitive and lacking in immediate thrills or deep challenges. Additionally, because early gameplay guidance is minimal, newcomers unfamiliar with basic fishing techniques may experience a learning curve before fully enjoying the game.

Overall, Fish Eyes Wii is a fishing simulation game that emphasizes a leisurely atmosphere and tactile gameplay. It’s not designed to make your heart race, but rather to invite players to slow down and enjoy the quiet pleasure of battling fish within a virtual natural setting. For those who love fishing, natural landscapes, or are looking for a game with a different, more meditative pace, it offers a tranquil journey worth experiencing.