A chomped finger and king-size mud crabs keep Nick Fry cooking
His mangrove catch-and-cook from late last year is closing in on a million views while the channel takes a break from new uploads.
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.
KING SIZE CRAB Catch & Cook (My Finger Got CHOMPED)
"KING SIZE CRAB Catch & Cook (My Finger Got CHOMPED)" is ten months old, and it is the video doing the most work on Nick Fry's channel right now. The premise is in the title: the Australian adventurer wades into the mangroves after giant mud crabs, grabs them with his bare hands, finally pays for it with a crunched finger, and turns the haul into crab cakes. It is nearing a million views.
Nothing new went up this week, so the ocean archive kept the lights on. Right behind the crabs sits "CLEAREST WATER EVER 3 Days Boat Camping & Spearfishing For Food," a spontaneous trip with his mate Indi, living out of Nick's new boat in an offshore coral reef lagoon. It is the biggest of the three, past 1.4 million views. A spring upload, "Living At Sea Spearfishing Our Food (Catch & Cook)," completes the set: a windy day at the reef, with fresh fish cooked Vietnamese style on deck. The tags mention coral trout, Spanish mackerel and the Great Barrier Reef.
At a little over two million subscribers, he sits third by size among the outdoors and fishing channels around him. Field Days and My Self Reliance are the ones having the big stretch, both running at more than double their usual daily pace.
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The videos drawing views on Nick Fry right now
- Channel
- Nick Fry
- Subscribers
- 2,020,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here are the figures behind Nick Fry's week.
💡 Test your knowledge
The Great Barrier Reef, named in Nick Fry's tags, lies off the coast of which Australian state?
The Great Barrier Reef runs along the coast of Queensland in northeastern Australia.



