Beach-caught sharks keep The FisherMeng's catalog in view
Chris posted nothing new, but tiger-shark and stingray clips continued finding viewers.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Giant TIGER SHARK Caught Off The BEACH ⁉️ #lbsf #thefishermeng #landbasedsharkfishing #beachlife
The FisherMeng added about 55,000 views without a new upload. Its subscriber audience stayed steady, while today's viewing is running noticeably above the channel's usual daily pace.
Chris's fishing premise is specific: pursue sharks from beaches across the United States, rather than from a boat. His channel description also puts tagging and releasing catches for NOAA research at the heart of that work.
The busiest individual videos right now keep that shoreline focus. Two September uploads carry the headline "Giant TIGER SHARK Caught Off The BEACH," while an older "Giant Stingray Caught Off The BEACH" clip is drawing almost the same daily audience as the busier shark video. The stingray makes a useful reminder that the channel's beach catches aren't all sharks.
Among nearby outdoor channels, North To Alaska and Mangy dog tv each brought in more than a million views over the week. The FisherMeng had a more modest week, though its viewing gain was larger than those of Uncut Angling and Field Trips with Robert Field. Here, the week's activity belonged entirely to the existing beach-fishing catalog.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on The FisherMeng right now
- Channel
- The FisherMeng
- Subscribers
- 254,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 54,910
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is The FisherMeng's week in views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which U.S. agency does Chris name in connection with his tag-and-release research?
The FisherMeng's channel description says he tags and releases catches for NOAA research.




