For short trips I take fruit snacks with me. Sometimes I'll take peanut butter crackers or cheese nips. What about yall?

Salami, cheese and crackers. Apple. Cheese its

Venison sausage, cheddar cheese and crackers. Snickers if I need  sugar.

 

Anymore my trips are max 3-4 hours so I usually eat before or after....maybe bring a bottle of water or Gatorade in the truck. When I do ice out pan fish in the spring with my dad we often do a mid day break and hit a Mexican buffet place where he lives.

Like others have mentioned, I rarely eat on the water anymore as it’s usually a 4 to 6 hour trip. When I do, it’s something I can eat easily on the move. Peanut butter crackers, cheese crackers, an apple or maybe pop tarts………stuff like that. Wash it down with water, Gatorade or a Power Ade. Usually I eat something on the way home and just hydrate while on the water.

After a couple hours I need a sugar boost, unless I'm drinking a coke while fishing.

Yup, I even have a video about that too!

 

 

Coffee and water. Copious amounts of water. If it's a long trip, I'll eat before and after. 

I never take food with me.  It’s 03:00 now.  I’ll be leaving at 04:00 to go to Beaver Lake in NW AR smallmouth fishing.  I will eat a big breakfast before I leave and take a cup of coffee with me for the hour and a half drive as well as a bottle of water.  After all I am going fishing not to a picnic.

Fresh fruit, Bolthouse Hi-Protein drinks, Gatoraid.

Tuna And Salmon Pouches. Cashews and Peanuts lightly salted. Bottled Spring Water.

Good Fishing

7 hours ago, Glenn said:

Yup, I even have a video about that too!

 

 

It seems as if you have a video about EVERYTHING. What about brushing teeth? Just throwing a wild one out there…

Fruit- apples or bananas.  I also keep granola bars in the boat.  

I tend to go gremlin mode when I'm out and forget to even drink water, but having a bottle on deck is a non negotiable for me. Sometimes if I know I'm going to get exceptionally hungry I will bring a pack of jerky, but I will usually just eat after I'm done. There's nothing like eating finger food while smelling like fish slime.

Monster Import and sour gummie worms.

Protein bars and peanuts for the salt. However, I'm working harder than a lot of you because I'm a paddler. 

 

I eat a bowl of oatmeal before launching, but by eightish, my tank is empty.

 

1 hour ago, GreenTrout said:

Tuna And Salmon Pouches. Cashews and Peanuts lightly salted. Bottled Spring Water.

 

^Protein and salt^ Makes me wonder if GreenTrout is a paddler too.

 

 

There is only 1 to have! Tender steak pieces in teriyaki flavor.

 

Avoid cheezits! They will have you hanging over the rails! 

I eat breakfast before every outing.

On the boat:

32 oz water 

Trail mix 

Banana 

Protein bar.

 

I’m diabetic so I absolutely have to have something in my tackle bag.

 

Paddling around for a decent amount of time can get me low.

 

I have some hard candies to suck on if I need them.

 

Otherwise I just throw a granola bar or some peanut butter pretzels in a bag.

 

To me, something to eat is more important than a life jacket.

Coffee and water is a given. Maybe a turkey sammich or cold pizza. Granola bars sometimes. And always a bacon egg and cheese from the gas station on the way. 

Fruit chews, granola bars, maybe a snack size bag of chips, several propel waters and a diet soda. Sometimes I eat, other times I don't. I always drink the waters, it's too hot out. I normally drink the soda on the way home.

homemade sourdough with cheese and slice of ham.  I eat it fairly early, so it doesnt go bad. apple, good to go.  I dont need much.   I dont eat sugar if I can help it, so no sweets at all. 

 

on the shore I eat a hot breakfast out of a insulated food cup.  

 

Beef jerky is my favorite. 

Copenhagen Mint Long Cut

Interesting replies. I hadn't thought about jerky.

 

There has been times I fished (bank) for 4-6 hours and started feeling poorly because I needed to eat something, I'm a bit hypoglycemic. So I always keep a snack with me, and that helps.