best offshore...............food!

[mtpleasantmako]

this has got to be easy! and no smart comments from you megaboat dudes with convection ovens, chefs, and bone china.
1. cold beer
2. potato chips in a can
3. cold kosher dill pickles

[jbigwater]

Peanut Butter and Jelly

[abfish]

Pickled okra and vienna sausages. Two things that I hardly ever eat on dry land.

[schoolsout]

anything chick fil a

[ReelWork]

7-11 ready made sammich and a case of beer..

[bear 13]

You guys are too complicated, soy sauce and washabi. Sushi!!!

[arlon]

pop-tarts..

[KC]

Subway Grinder with ham, turkey, lettuce, tomatoes, spinach, cucumber slices, black olives, swiss cheese, red onion with a bit of mayo and a splash of vinegar and oil (mayo, vinegar and oil can be added at the time you eat it).

I like homemade coldcut burritos, too. They store easily.

[rochester1975]

fried chicken legs

[capt esquare]

Pizza, ordreed the night before, put in Ziplocs and eat on all day.

[Ocean Breeze]

Peanut Butter and Jelly with Ginger ale.

[capn morgen]

I second the pizza. We call it windshield pizza. We put it under the
windshield and let the sun warm it up. Tastes great.

Cap'n Morgen

[rpbolling]

Haven't done this in a long time, but an elderly gentleman I use to fish with alway brought sardines and hot sauce. We put them on saltines. Boy were they good out on the water. I have never eaten a sardine on land. He was the best fishing buddy ever. He has since passed away about 6 yrs ago.

[richinct]

Cheetos

[Baystalker]

Marinated chicken wings. The best boat food ever, the bones etc make good chum too

[greyg8r]

KFC

[ndorado]

KFC. you can eat it cold or heat it up and it tastes just as good. Otherwise the good ol sangwich. Already made, but with no mayo, mustard or tomatoes because then it gets soggy. (Like eating a wet sock.) Beer, water, soda and gaterade to replenish the body of needed electrolites when battling monster shark and tuna.

P.S. KFC is good for breakfast too.

[timp]

Venison summer sausage,colby jack,on Ritz or good old PB&J. And of course the Pringles,cheetos,or whatnot,but never forget the drinks.

[bktuna]

From experience you def, dont need a big boat with a kitchen to eat like a king on the water... I fish a 22 whaler( and shark fish 20-40 miles off long island,we also fish a 26 glacier bay, and a 32 intrpeid CC and when we go offshore... I spend 3 hour the night before cooking...

From fried chicken, and veal culets, susage and peppers, eggplant parm, etc..as long as you dont mind eating it cold, which in my opinion is just as tasty!

classic offshore sandwhich... Salami on a potato roll with alittle mustard, and 7-11 dream donuts... and gotta have
yo-hoo's

[bigtuna]

I gotta second the fried chicken and just an old ham and cheese sammich. Most importantly, gotta have beer thats so cold it burns when it goes down . (Pour salt on the ice!)