What food do take for offshore trips? - The Hull Truth

DGH · 06-14-2002, 02:44 PM

What kinds of food to you guys take for an all day fishing trip from early am to late pm?

Last time out I happen to get lucky and a fishing mate whipped up some pork tenderlion sandwiches. The captain was even impressed.

DGH

steeve · 06-14-2002, 03:54 PM

Bananas. Lots of bananas [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] good luck...steve

J.B. Cornwell · 06-14-2002, 07:33 PM

You already asked that once.

Peanut butter and sharp cheddar sandwiches, couple of boxes of chocolate chip granola bars. Box of power bars. Couple gallons of Gator Aid.

Red sky at night. . .
JB [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

zman · 06-15-2002, 02:41 PM

We have had a tradition for a few years where we cook some home-made chicken cutlets and make sandwhiches. Always look forward to those in the morning heading out and one on the way back in. And of course a few beers. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

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ReelHeelDude · 06-15-2002, 07:37 PM

Subway subs for everyone or a couple buckets of fried chicken for a main dish, and then some crackers and cookies to snack on.

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ReelHeelDude · 06-15-2002, 07:38 PM

Subway subs for everyone or a couple buckets of fried chicken for a main dish, and then some crackers and cookies to snack on.

Marcus Denning
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halfseas · 06-15-2002, 08:17 PM

Junk Food, Junk Food and more Junk Food...
with chocolate and Red Bulls....
For Steaming home- lotza brews
Frank

gw204 · 06-17-2002, 06:57 AM

Don't forget your Ritz, cheddar and sardines...

Brian

Asport222 · 06-17-2002, 03:02 PM

chocalate chip granola bars for sure!!!!always bring those, if trolling or drifting in anythingabove 4-6, any thoughts of yackin are a thing of the past!!

kevdog · 06-29-2002, 10:06 AM

Fritos- salty crunchy and noisy. Helps to fight seasickness along with sandwiches and cookies, beer, water and soda.

dontcatchmany · 07-01-2002, 08:45 AM

Vienna Sausage, sardines, extra sharp cheddar cheese, town house crackers that almost always somehow drop in the cabin of the boat and they get stepped on and wet. Texas Pete

Any food that would make my doctor angry if he knew I ate it.

jduboseiii · 07-01-2002, 09:13 AM

Everything I can. I hate to not have something to snack on. Fried Chicken is a must. Sandwiches, chips, any kind of snack food. Depends on what kind of accomidations you have. With the new baot, I now have a full kitchen and a Foreman, a must. So I sometimes whip up a fozen dish.

James DuBose
1st Mate
BlueSky
Georgetown, SC

Uncle Dick · 07-01-2002, 01:44 PM

I find the perfect offshore food is cold pizza, the more topings the better. When it's cold it kind of congeals together, so it's easy to eat, and filling. Also there is red in the sauce, so a little fish blood won't show up like on them fancy sammitches some guys bring.

captbushrod · 07-03-2002, 02:58 PM

Got to have plenty of Fritos and Pimento cheese to dip them in. Unbelievable taste!

"It was too much tequila, or not quite enough............"

bloodknot · 07-11-2002, 12:01 PM

David,

I thought I taught you better than this. If you would take better care of the Chef (pay for my trip) then you could eat anything you want on the charter. I might even sing "Moonshadow" later in the evening after my 65 beers on the boat. P.S. I won't sing if Ray is in his underwear; he can have the stage alone.

Bloodknot

DGH · 07-11-2002, 09:40 PM

Okay, Bloodknot now I know who you are... I missed your cooking for sure. We had the king smoked by a local shop, it was excellent. We did have a great trip.

Have you been able to get on the water?

Chris, I recommend this boat highly...

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Sully · 07-12-2002, 05:17 AM

BBQ spare ribs, peanuts, Snickers bars, Gatorade, bottled water and fresh limes.

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