Eating on the Boat - Page 3

gradywhite273 · 09-10-2008, 06:59 PM

well i ain't tellin the menu on the pleasure.

babalaza · 09-10-2008, 07:23 PM

somebody mentioned food?

got to eat big on board. Sorry but working hard and pulling requires some good calorie intake

Time to take care of the chikin in style. Those foldtuk thingys look way too fragil and fancy for me. Got to have something to be able to trow around if the need arrives. Closing that fancy stuff is not an option.. I would not give it 1 day out on my boat... we do it hard@#$@

Give me some some wrapped foil paper and I'm gd to go. tupperwares are a pain to, requires too much handling, opening, closing and storage. Bring out the wrapped up sammichs, popcorn chicken and shrimp. Potato chips and doritos are gd as well, just take a drink out the cooler and we good to go. No fancyness, got to be effective out there, leave the sirloin meals for when you get home

Time is fish

But then again, I'll change 10 years from now when I get a Viking

Mike Boehler · 10-11-2008, 09:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DRIFTWOOD

CAN YOU PLUG THE FOREMAN GRILL IN ON A CENTER CONSOLE ' S CIGARETTE LIGHTER? WE USUALY DO ITALIAN PICNIC STYLE. SOPRESSATA, CAPICOLLA, PROVOLONE, RICOTTA SALADA, BROOKLYN BAKED SEMOLINA BREAD W/ MUSTARD AND ROASTED PEPPERS. SICILIAN STYLE OLIVES PROSCIUTO WRAPPED AROUND A STELLA DORO BREAD STICK. WASH IT DOWN WITH A COLD COFEE, OR A BEER. THEN WELL HAVE FRIED CHICKEN AND FRUIT FOR LUNCH, MAYBE A PASTA SALAD.

Oh Brother, thats our menu sometimes. Sopresatta and imported provolone (not that domestic soapy tasting crap) in a big chunk, dried sausage, roasted peppers (make my own on the grill) and Bagette (I know, I hate buying french anything) This is the best.

I'm going with Prosciuto wrapped bread sticks next time, great idea...

Mike

SAXIS ISLANDER · 10-11-2008, 11:31 PM

WHILE FISHIN

fried chicken wings w/texas pete
sourdough pretzels
beer

nada mas.

Sea Draggin · 10-12-2008, 09:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cowboy

You aint offering us SPAM R U ?

Thats "Potted Meat" to you Sir!!

stressrelief 28.5 · 10-12-2008, 05:04 PM

Dagwood sanwichs - make the nite before-vacum pack and place on ice. never get wet- good as long as kept cold. Cold brew. Ask Joey Herring and crew he rolls with.

fredhead · 07-29-2009, 11:42 AM

Eating on the boat..........

......well......

I keep a plastic container in the cabin stocked with snacks like cookies, beef jerky, chips, nabs, viennas and beanie weenies, and my favorite, smoked oysters.

Most times it's chicken. We stop at Popeye's or Bojangles on the way to the ramp and get spicy chicken. Immediately move it from the box to a gallon ziplock bag.

I also have one of those Magma grills, but the damn thing takes up too much space and gets in the way of fishing.

Sandwiches are good, too. Love them PB&J's.

000's · 07-29-2009, 05:54 PM

Went Rockfishing with a bro of mine for the first time last year. Fishing for him is not # 1 on the list ,but he is a ton of fun to hang out with. When he said lunch time,I was ready for a sandwich,not on this rig.Out came the gas grill put in one of the holders on the rocket launcher on goes the Barbeque chicken,told me to pull out one of those rockfish get busy,fresh rockfish on the grill( now I can catch another one),Asparagus with bernaise sauce.Holy Chit what a lunch on the boat.

stan264 · 10-31-2009, 10:05 PM

I love the fried grouper cooked on the gas grill that fits in a rod holder, especially so, on the overnight trips to the Gulf! Thinking of it, makes me want to go now!

giantfan · 10-31-2009, 10:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Agitated88

Time to scrape the bottom of the barrel...how about a couple can's of potted meat and a roll of saltine crackers!!!

That's good stuff right there. I haven't had that in ages.

Got to go to the store now

10-11-2008, 11:31 PM	#24
SAXIS ISLANDER Sit down Shut up And fish Join Date: May 2007 Location: Eastern Shore Posts: 561 Credits: 8,819.3 Best Catch: Swelling Toad Occupation: Toilet Paper Salesman	FISHIN FOOD WHILE FISHIN fried chicken wings w/texas pete sourdough pretzels beer nada mas.

10-12-2008, 05:04 PM	#26
stressrelief 28.5 Got fish Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 195 Credits: 1,815.3	Dagwoods Dagwood sanwichs - make the nite before-vacum pack and place on ice. never get wet- good as long as kept cold. Cold brew. Ask Joey Herring and crew he rolls with.

07-29-2009, 11:42 AM	#27
fredhead Hide- My Wifes Logged On Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Navy city, USA - Norfolk VA Posts: 157 Credits: 1,484.7	Eating on the boat................well...... I keep a plastic container in the cabin stocked with snacks like cookies, beef jerky, chips, nabs, viennas and beanie weenies, and my favorite, smoked oysters. Most times it's chicken. We stop at Popeye's or Bojangles on the way to the ramp and get spicy chicken. Immediately move it from the box to a gallon ziplock bag. I also have one of those Magma grills, but the damn thing takes up too much space and gets in the way of fishing. Sandwiches are good, too. Love them PB&J's.

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09-10-2008, 07:23 PM	#22
babalaza Crab mustard is good Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 744 Credits: 2,103.3	somebody mentioned food? got to eat big on board. Sorry but working hard and pulling requires some good calorie intake Time to take care of the chikin in style. Those foldtuk thingys look way too fragil and fancy for me. Got to have something to be able to trow around if the need arrives. Closing that fancy stuff is not an option.. I would not give it 1 day out on my boat... we do it hard@#$@ Give me some some wrapped foil paper and I'm gd to go. tupperwares are a pain to, requires too much handling, opening, closing and storage. Bring out the wrapped up sammichs, popcorn chicken and shrimp. Potato chips and doritos are gd as well, just take a drink out the cooler and we good to go. No fancyness, got to be effective out there, leave the sirloin meals for when you get home Time is fish But then again, I'll change 10 years from now when I get a Viking

07-29-2009, 05:54 PM	#28
000's Stop staring at my Avatar. Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Richmond Posts: 415 Credits: 1,951.1 Boat: Margaritaville II Home Port: Va Beach va Best Catch: 500-550 Blue fin Occupation: Realtor ,Charter Boat Capt.	Went Rockfishing with a bro of mine for the first time last year. Fishing for him is not # 1 on the list ,but he is a ton of fun to hang out with. When he said lunch time,I was ready for a sandwich,not on this rig.Out came the gas grill put in one of the holders on the rocket launcher on goes the Barbeque chicken,told me to pull out one of those rockfish get busy,fresh rockfish on the grill( now I can catch another one),Asparagus with bernaise sauce.Holy Chit what a lunch on the boat.

10-31-2009, 10:05 PM	#29
stan264 #1 Lurker Join Date: May 2009 Location: Central Fl, Gulf Side Posts: 2 Credits: 138.7 Boat: 23' CC Seaswirl w/200 Yammie Home Port: Hudson, Florida Best Catch: Load of Grouper Occupation: Retired Millwright, Inactive Marine	I love the fried grouper cooked on the gas grill that fits in a rod holder, especially so, on the overnight trips to the Gulf! Thinking of it, makes me want to go now!