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Coffee,

bran muffin,

Coffee,

peanut butter sandwich,

Coffee,

Granola bar,

Coffee.

Hootie

 

Lmao I was wondering when I would come across somebody who drinks coffee. Its coffee and gum for me. 

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I thought there was only one standard fishing snack.  Vienna Sausage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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My favorite fishing snack doesn't happen very often, but when we take out boat offshore we try to keep some wasabi & soy at-the-ready...First little blackfin or mahi in the boat gets sliced up! It's a shame you can't do that with any freshwater fish.

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Jack links and a litre of water!

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What goodies do you crunch on during a typical fishing trip?

 

Yes!  ;-)

 

I am an eating machine and I don't think there's a food I won't eat (yes, I've had head cheese).

 

Most days out, I fish from before daylight to mid-afternoon, or sometimes 'till dark.

 

I usually bring the same thing:

 

 - a box of 1/2 dozen donuts (usually maple glazed)

 - coffee

 - three sandwiches

 - cheese sticks

 - a Little Debbi's snack or two

 - lots of water

 

I usually wolf down most of the donuts on the way to my first fishing spot.  Then, I'm good to go for a long time and sometimes have to remind myself to have lunch.  Sometimes.  ;-)

 

Tight lines (and a tight belt),

Bob

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Cold pizza, beef jerky, granola bars,lots of water, and some gatorade. Hard candy is great too, I like the little rootbeer barrels, and I am a tootsie roll fiend. Sunflower seeds were a staple when I quit dipping, but they make a freaking mess so I don't bring them on the boat much. I got into the bad habit of having a cigar or two when fishing this summer, but I nipped that in the bud this fall as well.

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I will take a Granola bar and an apple, at least 4 frozen water bottles, but never a banana. My all time fav is Cheese/peanut butter crackers, Kebler or Lance. I know they must be high on the healthy scale!!!!! LOL

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I will take a Granola bar and an apple, at least 4 frozen water bottles, but never a banana. My all time fav is Cheese/peanut butter crackers, Kebler or Lance. I know they must be high on the healthy scale!!!!! LOL

Cheese/ PB crackers are standard, LOL

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A couple of boiled eggs for the morning , a couple of sandwiches and chips for the afternoon, water and mountain dews

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Excursion on a boat, in the morning, homemade biscuits and Jimmy Dean sausage with plenty of Maxwell House Coffee. Later on, Vienna sausage with saltine crackers and Coca-Cola.

 

Old school basser...

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Bananas for my fishing partner and an RC or two for myself.

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Coffee,

bran muffin,

Coffee,

peanut butter sandwich,

Coffee,

Granola bar,

Coffee.

Hootie

That sounds like my breakfast on the drive to the lake.

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Depends upon how strict I am with my diet and training. Sometimes it is as plain as water, nature valley bar, grapes, and possibly a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for longer days. When I am not restricted it is similar but typically the sunflower seeds, jerky, or Gatorade/PowerAde drinks find their way into the boat.

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Usually a couple Pb&j's and a couple ultra zero or rehab Monsters along with coffee on the way to the lake and some water.

 

Since my doctor put me on a diet it's coffee on the way to the lake with water and a home made vegetarian black bean burrito on the water. It's just rice, black beans, cilantro, lemon juice, and some plain Greek yogurt. 

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Depends upon how strict I am with my diet and training. Sometimes it is as plain as water, nature valley bar, grapes, and possibly a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for longer days. When I am not restricted it is similar but typically the sunflower seeds, jerky, or Gatorade/PowerAde drinks find their way into the boat.

Grapes,....catchy name for a snack.

Hootie

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