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Field Days gives his daughter the camera on a dinner hunt

An offshore fishing challenge becomes a father-daughter mangrove outing, drawing more than 113,000 views in its first 17 hours.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 132,159 views a day, 31 times a normal first day on this channel (4,288).

If I Don’t Catch Food, My Family Doesn’t Eat - Cooking on Fire

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0:24Field Days wakes in a boat hammock at sunrise and heads towards an offshore island.
3:31He rigs a prototype stickbait to target Spanish mackerel; the offshore catch comes at 05:36.
6:44A strong southerly forecast ends the outer-reef plan and sends him back through rough waves.
10:07Misha joins him on the sandbar and takes a small camera for their mangrove outing.
12:17They encounter sea snakes and a shovel-nosed ray while he attempts bow shots at mullet.

Field Days has been sent out to bring home dinner, but his young daughter Misha gets a job of her own: filming Dad with a small handheld camera. Her footage even gets its own on-screen label, "MISHA CAM".

The title, "If I Don't Catch Food, My Family Doesn't Eat - Cooking on Fire", sets up a family fishing challenge, rather than a story of going hungry. The outing begins with him waking in a hammock aboard his boat at sunrise, then heading towards an offshore island to fish the incoming tide.

A Spanish mackerel takes his surface lure and ends up on ice for the evening cookout. Then the weather changes the itinerary. With a strong southerly forecast, he abandons plans for the outer reef and returns through rough water.

The mangroves offer a more sheltered setting for the next part: walking through the shallows with Misha, a bow and arrow, and that little camera. They spot sea snakes hunting along the bottom and a shovel-nosed ray nearby as he attempts shots at mullet.

Solo survival is a familiar part of Field Days: his most-watched regular upload follows an island stay with only a pocket knife. Here, the different detail is having someone along to ask for a photograph. "When you see Daddy shoot a fish, you'll photo me?" he asks Misha. "That is so good, thank you, baby."

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