Boat food

Jack Hexter

Wawa sub, water and gatorade

Gary S

A pizza & beer is great for night time fishing

hatcity

sammich, cookies, waters

mustang190

Lobster bisque, filet mignon, fresh oysters on the half shell, grilled Scamp and a ice cold imported beer.  
 You people really need to learn how to fish in style!

sigiiligan

PB&J and little Debbies.

2amigo

Res you knew that was a joke what Cad posted and directed at you. Nothing negative about your wife at all with that post.  And what you said was funny back without knowing she had passed.   Don’t be so sensitive.  Learn to take it since you dish it out so much. 

DaBudDawg

Banana's

Turner River Terror

Little Filipino Gals and Cool whip...winning..

MelbourneMark

cold publix fried chicken on the boat is my favorite.  what happens a few hours later does not make my buddies happy tho..

Saltygatorvet

Turner River Terror said:

Little Filipino Gals and Cool whip...winning..

Glad to see you back

stc1993

DaBudDawg said:

Bananas & B u t t wiper Beer.  An awesome combo.

FIFY LOL

kellercl

PBJ and beer.  I keep it simple.

Tarponator

A friend (and former member around here) turned me on to cold fried chicken on the boat, and I really enjoy that.

Generally it's sandwiches and snacks -- nothing special.

To be honest, I generally don't eat much when I'm fishing even if I'm out there for a long time, so the food is more for others.

Tarponator

p.s. Cad, I had no idea.  Sorry to read that.

cadman

Tarponator said:

p.s. Cad, I had no idea.  Sorry to read that.

It was years ago, I was divorced in 2000, She died in 2005. . 

vernon305

pb&jelly beer does not smell like bait

ferris1248

Winn Dixie fried chicken, pre-quartered naval oranges, some candy bars, cheese sticks, water, pre made sausage biscuits,

kellercl

I'll second Tarp's comment, sorry to hear that CAD.

ferris1248

Tarponator said:

p.s. Cad, I had no idea.  Sorry to read that.

Nor did I. Too many are going that way now. I second Tarp.

ferris1248

ferris1248 said:

Tarponator said:

p.s. Cad, I had no idea.  Sorry to read that.

Nor did I. Too many are going that way now. I second Tarp.

I''l have to third it.

riverdiver

I’ll third Tarp’s comment. Never knew that, Cad.

Shame that some people get overly sensitive on forums. I imagine most of us face to face on the water or in the woods would get along great.

Back to the OP.... when it’s just me and my oldest son I generally pick up a few biscuits from Hardee’s on the way to his house, knock those down on the way to the ramp. On the water, it’s usually just water/ gatoraid, coffee when it’s cold. When he was little I always stopped at a convenience/tackle store that had good fried chicken, so once in a blue moon we’ll take some Publix chicken.

When my grandson comes (5 years old), we bring chicken and every snack imaginable. Little guy can eat like a termite going through a starter home.

2amigo

I force my self to eat because a lot of times I do what Tarp does and just keep fishing without eating.  I found at the end of the day I am better off if I have been eating.  Trolling out of Chub (or anywhere else for that matter) for marlin and constantly clearing lines from the green death or weed in some cases is tiresome as hell.  Eating and staying hydrated really helps.  Have done the drink beer all day thing over there and you are hurting and just tired at the end of the day.  Like doing the drinking at the end of the day now

Ol Mucky

rock_fish said:

Simple sandwich and cut up fruit. Water.

KISS

Yep
i may add a bag of pretzels

Big Mak

I made this for my crew tonight on my boat... Orange peel chicken..

 Life is too short to eat bad food.. Last night was ropa vieja, tomorrow will be smoked ribs. Enjoy your sammiches n slim Jim's...

cadman

I ate that fishing and you wouldn't have to worry about chumming the water. 

4WARD

Big Mak said:

I made this for my crew tonight on my boat... Orange peel chicken..

 Life is too short to eat bad food.. Last night was ropa vieja, tomorrow will be smoked ribs. Enjoy your sammiches n slim Jim's...

I want coffee and toast on my boat, that must be awesome! The FooFoo chicken looks like too much to clean up though.
I'll stick with beanee weenee on the drive home.

Big Mak

The crew cleans up, and to be fair, this is on a tugboat where there is a regimented watch system running 24/7, rather than a chaotic back deck of a open fish trying to handle a couple dolphin for the day. However, when I operated various fishing boats around the world, we ate just as good, but I had a crew ranging in size from 4- 10. 

My mate actually took the photo above this evening in the galley and I found it funny when I tuned in here that there was a thread on Boat Food...