Cookin on the ice

[EMAGDNIM]

Renting a shack up on Red next weekend and curious how everyone cooks their fish in the house and what they bring up as far as cooking utensils. Just looking for a tasty quick and easy way. First time staying in a permanent. Thanks

[Ryan_S]

My buddy has a propane fueled crock pot that works great for cooking on the ice. We will often do brats cooked in beer and kraut. The other favorite is to make pulled pork or beef ahead of time and then heat it up in the pot.

[motley man]

Check with who you are renting from, they will tell you what to bring as to sleeping bags, cooking stuff, etc. If there's a stove for cooking you are in good shape, just bring oil and a pan, and breading.

[dougger222]

We've used portable cook tops, frying saucer, and deep fryers on the ice. My wife likes to bake the fish but never tried that method on the ice.

For the LOW trip early this Winter used Panko for the fish and it turned out rather tasty.

[Cliff Wagenbach]

Quick, tasty, and easy would be to just pan fry your fish.

If they have a cooking stove in the shack fine, if not, bring a Coleman single burner that runs on 1# propane bottles, a frying pan,a little flour or Panko to roll the fish in, salt, pepper, and oil.

Suggest that you also bring baked beans and bread and butter.

Cliff

[Hookey]

SUSHI !

Just kidding.

Make sure to save the carcasses of the fish consumed as if the CO stops they will need to measure them. Also the fish in the fry pan and carcasses count toward your limit as you know.

"Andy's" breading sold at fleet farm or hyvee sticks well without egg wash , the RED is seasoned perfect for me. Not too spicy.

Quickest would be to bring a deep pan and lots of oil to deep fry.

[EMAGDNIM]

Thanks for all the input everyone. I think i will be just doin the pan fried eyes. Yea i know Hookey,thats why we wanna eat a limit since we can only actually bring home one limit. :-D