An abandoned pool's deadly fish keep Bass fishing Productions swimming
The six-month-old hunt for an aba aba knife fish has passed eight million views while the channel posted nothing new.
Bass fishing ProductionsStory of 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.
I Found Deadly Fish in an Abandoned Pool…
On a usual day, Bass fishing Productions draws a little under three hundred thousand views across its catalog. Right now it is running noticeably above that, and nothing new went up in the past seven days. The channel whose about line reads, in full, "i like fish" is being carried by its back catalog.
The busiest of those older videos is "I Found Deadly Fish in an Abandoned Pool…", posted about six months ago. The description sets it up as a rescue call: a subscriber's pet fish were being attacked, and the suspects ranged from a man-eating catfish to an electric eel to a four-foot aba aba knife fish, which the video bills as the deadliest freshwater fish in the world. Behind it come two videos that are nearly a year old: a haul of dangerous animals bought as pets and "I Found an Abandoned Zoo…", which is the biggest of the three by total views.
Among pets and animals channels of similar size, it sits fifth by subscribers. Raja and David are drawing far more views a day, though they are running below their own usual pace. The Dog Daddy is a little busier than normal.
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The videos drawing views on Bass fishing Productions right now
- Channel
- Bass fishing Productions
- Subscribers
- 3,670,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here are the channel's figures, along with its busiest videos right now.
