Grab the worm can, pack up the tackle box and put on your rubber boots. When that sharp fish hook pierces the soft, slimy body of a pink earthworm, watch as it squirms and whips around. If it had a mouth, it would scream. Remember that old routine? Lake Masters foregoes all the rough stuff and lets you relax in your armchair, in front of your television, gone fishing. No early morning boat rides to the middle of the lake, no competitive fisherman angling to get your spot, no worm fatalities. The game allows you to pick your spot on a geographic overhead map of a watery region. The screen then lets you select your lure and throw your line. Here's when the similarities between real world and video world come in: You wait, sometimes for a long time, for the fish to come in.