what do you eat on the lake?

[tisosy11]

Doritos, Cooler with select beverages (adult and other), ham and cheese sandwiches...

if i plan on being at the lake that long i'm usually at my cabin...so we just head back for lunch a lot of the time!

[FishinChad]

I was thinkin about bringing a tiny BBQ that I have, its only like 1.5' by 1' rectange. A few coals, buns, brats, beef, cheese, and ketchup. Havent done it yet but thinking I will first nice day I get to spend all day out there. My cousin asked "Is that legal"? I dont see why not, so unless someone tells me it is, I will be doing. I dont have any gas in the boat BTW, electric only for now.

[EYESTALKER]

Always the same on opener,

1.)Pheasant jerky

2.)Smoked salmon and crackers

3.)H20 in a big 5 gallon bucket full of ice

4.)Coupla beers for the launch after we're done fishing...where we usually spend an hour telling stories, with another newly met friend or two...

[DeBo101]

Weekday trips after work - Nothing but the lukewarm to hot gallon of water that stays in the boat at all times.

Longer trips I try and bring my portable propane grill. Not much better than burgers or brats at a ramp between lakes or just for a break. The truly hardcore musky fishing adventures require bad sandwiches, crackers and granola bars. No time to cook. Who knows how many thousands sunk into the boat, top shelf gear, baits etc. but I am too cheap to buy anything but cotto salami, generic crackers, and generic nola bars.... Yeah I ain't rigt.

[buddha]

reddog,

That is a man after my own heart! Looks like I've got my opening weekend boat meal planned out. I like a spicy brown mustard myself!

[porterhouse]

Bottled water and Liptons Diet green tea. I also bring Apples, mix nuts, and I make a few sandwhichs. On the really hot days I will bring some watermelon.

Brian

[Daze Off]

I never eat on the water even if I am out for 10+ hrs because, well you know. On the few occasions that I have it is always seedless grapes already picked off stems so you can pop them like M & M's. Staves off hunger and hydrates too. I do drink both Diet Mt Dew and water.

[Wookiee]

trail Mix, water, and granola bars, no IBS here.

[Chode2235]

Fish eyes with some catsup. Fresh from the sockets.

Just kidding,

We typically pack a nice cooler with some gatorade, sandwhiches, granola bars.

The pheasant jerky sounds really good. Might need to look into that.

[Tankjd]

Kipper snacks anyone?? I love those things. No select beverages for me, got to keep on top of my game.

[federline]

Good grief theres a lot of junk food here, I don't feel so bad... Whatever I can grab at the most convenient convenience store on the way to the landing!

[Minnesnowda]

Usually beef jerky, granola bars, sunflower seeds, and some kind of pop.

[Gary Crichton]

With all that eating going on, when do you all fish.

There be time enough for eatin when the fishing is done.

[Fish Head]

I almost always have trail mix in the boat. Bottled water and beef jerkey are usually there too.

[Bassboy1645]

Well you cant be fishing when running from point a to b at 40 mph...

so i eat when i run

SALTED NUT ROLLS AND or SNICKERS BAR!!!

2-3 cans of MT DEW

vension salami sandwiches

Jerky when i feel like caving in and buying that epensive stuff.

I dont usually eat on my after work trips unless i go straight fishing....longer trips 5 hours plus I eat snacks, 10 hours plus i mow down food

[rockman]

 Originally Posted By: garyc

With all that eating going on, when do you all fish.

There be time enough for eatin when the fishing is done.

To each his own,but passing out from hypoglycemia(low blood sugar level)is not an option,especially if I am fishing alone, in my boat.I'll take note not to fish in your boat.

[slabchaser]

beer/coffee,slim jims, and sandwiches

[Matt C]

-Coffee is the most important item.

-Jerky, beef or venison.

-Pringles are a must, just don't make a mess of my boat, seeds are not allowed...hold your mouth over the edge!

-A Grizz.

-Water

-and of course anti-freeze (beer) for the afternoon.