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[font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000][size 4]Every once in a while, someone will mention what they like to buy or take with to eat, drink, or snack on while fishing. And often, they sound pretty good. If I could only remember so that the next time I go I could take some too.[/size][/#800000][/font]
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000][size 4]What's your preferred consumables while out fishing?[/size][/#800000][/font]
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I always have peppered beef jerky and energy drinks (usually Monsters) But if I'm hiking then it's protein bars, granola bars and water. Also some sort of candy.
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When we take the boat out we like to take peel and eat shrimp, hard boiled eggs, nuts and fruits. All easy to pack and biodegradable waste.
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What ever I have around the house likecrackers and cheese
and bananas, just kidding the last timesomeone had a banana on the boat we only got 3 fish. after he ate it we never got a nother bite.
One guy I took out brought stuff tomake a hoge sandwich that was good.
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Smoked Salmon is my go to snack.
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Malt, Barley and Water, preferably mixed together [  ]
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[#484848]I usually have Rice Krispy Treats and Mtn. Dew.[/#484848]
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Cheese and grapes.
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000][size 4]Ok well here goes:
Spam, jalapenos, and cheese sandwich. I fry the 1/4" thick slices of spam until they are fairly crisp. I add plenty of my own sliced pickled jalapenos and a slice of sharp cheddar cheese. Man I love those sandwiches!
Since I'm up around 2:30 - 3:00 for my typical long trips to the Berry or Bear Lake, lunch for me is around 9:00 am. It's always good to see my beloved spam sandwiches there waiting for me in the cooler.
Those hard boiled eggs and shrimpets of RealMasta's sure sound pretty good too. [/size][/#800000][/font]
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I'm guessing not many fishing with you want to share[  ].
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No yeast? You know the little critters that eat the sugars and make the mixture drinkable?
I like smoked fish, I think having the smell on my fingers improves my odds of catching fish. Cheese is good, sardines are great, trail mix, Gatorade and a couple of those barley pops Remo is talking about, but I like mine fermented.
Most of the time I am so busy fishing that I don't eat or drink much. Either changing offerings until I start catching or catching after changing offerings a bazillion times. More than once I've been told to sit down and give it a rest, while fishing.
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Ya, a little yeast and fermentation helps [ ]
When I am fly fishing rivers I don't drink, no time for it, quick lunch of PBJ, sitting on the boat is beer time (not driving, passenger)
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That sounds like a damn good sandwich to me!
I've been known to take out a small stove or bbq on the hard deck to cook dogs or fry up some wild game to warm up the belly a bit. This year it looks like I'll be making your sandwich on the ice grilled cheese style. Good thing I'm pickler of jalepenos too.
Also, been known to pickle myself with Remo's recipe while fishing but that's a whole other story[blush].
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[quote riverdog]I'm guessing not many fishing with you want to share[ ].[/quote]
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000][size 4]Yea Dog, it's actually kind of cool to have something I love so much that nobody else wants any part of.[/size][/#800000][/font]
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get jerky and ham in a bag or roastbeef and eat it out of the bag jerky is great stay away from energy drinks water and water is what you need trust me you wont get tired driving home
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Favorite is Honey Crisp Apple and Cucumber Gatorade. But Jerky, sunflower seeds, Pringles often come along.
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ELK Jerky and maybe some chips
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Usually I take two or three of ......Jerky, protein bars, granola bars, trail mix, sandwiches, cheese, and smoked fish with crackers. Water and small water filter if I am hiking in a long ways.
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I usually take a sandwhich with me. Maybe some chips and plenty of water to drink.
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000][size 4]Speaking of "plenty of water to drink", I always take a bottle or two of Gatorade or equivalent. If I don't stay hydrated while out fishing, I get leg cramps the following night and bad headaches the following day. Gatorade or PowerAde seems to solve that problem.[/size][/#800000][/font]
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