Boat food

Saltygatorvet

Cads thread about disgusting Vienna sausages and potted meat got me thinking about what everyone eats on the water. My go to’s are cold fried chicken, chicken salad ( to make sandwiches) and roast beef or ham sammiches. Hillshire is now making an “adult” luchable w different meats and cheese w crackers. Those are great as a backup. Sometimes for offshore trips, we make ceviche mix ready to put cubed fresh grouper or snapper in for the day to eat w crackers.  What do y’all eat on the water ( or woods)?

[email protected] Special

Microwave hot dogs or brats and chili on my boat. Hard to beat the simplicity and still a warm meal.

rock_fish

Simple sandwich and cut up fruit. Water.

KISS

Gardawg

All kinds of things. Sometimes just leftovers out of the fridge.
I prefer ham and cheese roll ups and a jar of Beer & Brat hot mustard to dip them in.
Meatloaf is popular the times I've taken it. 
A bag of Tostitos and a tub of salsa are always tasty.
I keep granola bars in the tacklebox for quick energy.
bottles of water and a thermos of HOT coffee are the only drinks I take. 

I took a rack of baby back ribs and a smoked brisket once.  Didn't last long.
Fishing will make you hungry!!!

Gardawg

Conchy Critter said:

Don’t eat on the boat unless it’s a multi day Tortugas Trip. 

must be the sea sickness cure I use … usually take a full grocery bag with me … and return with it empty

fins4me

I keep assorted beef jerky packs on the boat. During the cold months I pack a thermos of hot soup.

mustang190

On the big boat we have a microwave and grill. 
Filet and release. 

cadman

Vienna Sausage and crackers!!

Saltygatorvet

I thought we ger at least one cannned sardine or canned smoked oysters

stc1993

mustang190 said:

On the big boat we have a microwave and grill. 
Filet and release. 

They're mostly going to die anyway might as well eat them.

2amigo

Beer

jcbcpa

cut up fruit, ham/turkey sandwiches, cheese and peanut butter crackers

conchydong

1/2 of a Publix sub, tater chips, water and Beer. If I am diving, cut up melon is added. Always have a can or two of Viennas in the tackle bag.

Resinhead

Wife brings food for 5 days for a 5 hour afternoon trip.

cadman

Resinhead said:

Wife brings food for 5 days for a 5 hour afternoon trip.

She knows your boating skill and wants to be prepared. 

treemanjohn

Uncrustable Frozen pb&j. 

swampwalker

Resin did your wife grow up watching Gilligan's Island retuns - "a three-hour tour"? 

Saltygatorvet

treemanjohn said:

Uncrustable Frozen pb&j. 

I recently heard about those, was planning on giving them a go

mindyabiness

I just pick up one of those pre-made cuban sandwiches from publix. I usually don't stop to eat it unlless I need to change my luck. Most of the time it gets eaten on the way in.

Resinhead

cadman said:

Resinhead said:

Wife brings food for 5 days for a 5 hour afternoon trip.

She knows your boating skill and wants to be prepared. 

Happily married for 25 years and she digs my skills.



😉

mustang190

cadman said:

Resinhead said:

Wife brings food for 5 days for a 5 hour afternoon trip.

She knows your boating skill and wants to be prepared. 

Gilligans Island comes to mind. 
Set out for a 3 hour cruise..........

cadman

Resinhead said:

cadman said:

Resinhead said:

Wife brings food for 5 days for a 5 hour afternoon trip.

She knows your boating skill and wants to be prepared. 

Happily married for 25 years and she digs my skills.

How's your wife... oh that's right she hauled ****. 

😉

My ex died of brain cancer at the age of 39. Thanks for asking. 

Resinhead

swampwalker said:

Resin did your wife grow up watching Gilligan's Island retuns - "a three-hour tour"? 

We're in our early 50's so probably.

Gilligans Island
Hogans hero's
3 Stooges
Etc...

mplspug

2amigo said:

Beer

/Threadend

AC Man

Cold sub from, Publix, Subway, or 7 11. Something blan and a bag of chips. That's all I need. Not looking for a tasty meal, just something to keep me from being hungry.

Resinhead

cadman said:

Resinhead said:

cadman said:

Resinhead said:

Wife brings food for 5 days for a 5 hour afternoon trip.

She knows your boating skill and wants to be prepared. 

Happily married for 25 years and she digs my skills.

How's your wife... oh that's right she hauled ****. 

😉

My ex died of brain cancer at the age of 39. Thanks for asking. 

Then maybe leave wives out of our discussion. Just a thought.

cadman

Resinhead said:

cadman said:

Resinhead said:

cadman said:

Resinhead said:

Wife brings food for 5 days for a 5 hour afternoon trip.

She knows your boating skill and wants to be prepared. 

Happily married for 25 years and she digs my skills.

How's your wife... oh that's right she hauled ****. 

😉

My ex died of brain cancer at the age of 39. Thanks for asking. 

Then maybe leave wives out of our discussion. Just a thought.

You brought up your wife. I did not say anything negative about your wife. I just said she knew your boating skills and was prepared. 
 
Talk about thin skinned. 

Resinhead

You commented about mine.

I commented about your ex.

cadman

Resinhead said:

You commented about mine.

I commented about your ex.

I made no comment about yours,  The comment WAS ABOUT YOU!!

Resinhead

cadman said:

Resinhead said:

You commented about mine.

I commented about your ex.

I made no comment about yours,  The comment WAS ABOUT YOU!!

Mentioned mine and I mentioned your ex.

Can you guys get back on topic and leave the personal BS out if it?

Jesus.

Reptile Dysfunction

Resinhead said:

cadman said:

Resinhead said:

Wife brings food for 5 days for a 5 hour afternoon trip.

She knows your boating skill and wants to be prepared. 

Happily married for 25 years and she digs my skills.

How's your wife... oh that's right she hauled ****. 

😉

Cad's a decent guy. That was uncalled for.