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Fishing and the outdoors
A patient audience of American men, watching longer than most, and often on the biggest screen in the house.
For brands, marketing agencies, creators, PR firms, public figures
Fishing is one of the steadiest audiences we work with. Our fishing channel passed more than a quarter of a million views in eight weeks, and people have spent more than 1,100 hours watching it.
- 13–1717%
- 18–249%
- 25–3430%
- 35–4424%
- 45–5412%
- 55–645%
- 65+2%
- 11%
- women
- 89%
- men
- 44%
- in the United States, the largest single country
- 14%
- on a living-room screen
What we know about this audience
It sits down to watch. One in seven viewers watch on a living-room screen, more than 1.5 times the rate across our channels. Fishing is a lean-back habit, not a scroll.
It stays. Viewers watch 65% of each video on average.
It is the buyer. Nearly nine in ten viewers are men, more than half are between twenty-five and forty-four, and more than four in ten are in the United States.
What we have built here
A fishing channel opened in mid-August reached more than a quarter of a million views in eight weeks. Read the case study.
What it means for you
- BrandsGear, apparel and boats in front of the people who buy them, on the screen they sit down at.
- Marketing agenciesAn outdoor audience opened in weeks, ready for a client's season.
- PR firmsA brand's name inside the videos this audience already watches to the end.
- CreatorsMore channels around your fishing, carrying your work further.
- Public figuresAn angler's or guide's name said where the audience already gathers.
More to read
- Case studyDaily viewing nearly tripled in five days.Early October, across every channel we run. What moved, who was watching, and what it says about compounding reach.
- EssayYour audience is mostly strangers.On the channels we run, almost everyone watching has never followed the account that made the video. That changes what a following is for.
- EssayAttention is counted in hours.Most media is sold by the glance. What a name actually needs is time in someone's head, and that time can be counted.