Favourite Snacks on Your Boat?, What powers YOU while you fish?

Boston Pizza

Im starting to feel like spitz or sunflowers seed in general have a glass action lawsuit coming their way thanks to fisherman

I like to make some breaded chicken or veal sandwiches for lunches. Fruit and jerky is good for snacks My son also brought out some Cliff bars which were good.

Always seems that when I'm into a bite of a really good sandwich that I get a fish on!!!

This post has been edited by mauro on Apr 30, 2018 - 02:18 pm

This list used to just be a tin of SKOAL straight long cut and a litre of water. Now I take a couple nature valley bars and some jerky. I also like to have some hard candy like jolly ranchers or wine gums.

I miss that SKOAL though. like a lot.

Coffee in a Stanley Thernos
Hot water in a Stanley Thermos
Instant noodle cups
Water
Ice tea
Cigarettes!

So----is Banana Boat sun screen OK?? The name suggests it's Ok in a boat.

jerky
chips/dips
veggies
beer
water

Ahhh, having he Skoal is a must on my boat at all times. The price is ridiculous for a can now... $24 bux last fall when I bought the last can of the season.

I really miss the Cherry Skoal more than anything! Since Ontario is a nanny state, it’s been banned.

If anyone is hitting the US and has the space to bring me home a log of cherry, I’d be very grateful!

Not in my boat a banana goes or even the smell . LMAO

TD

What ever happened to the "Good Old" Peanut butter and jelly Sandwich? Lol

Aren't those illegal now? LOL and if I bring a sandwich those are the kind I bring. You don't have to refrigerate them and it doesn't matter when they get stepped on as they still look the same

I don't bring any food on the boat cause whatever I eat ends up being thrown up from motion sickness

I like going to dock side restaraunts. There's one in the 1000 Islands that even has valet service. We went to that one a lot when we boated there. That was soooo cool.

Nothing like tying up, going in for a good meal and a beer or two, using the facilities and heading back out. No mess, no prep, no clogged bilge pumps.

One huge Tim Hortons cup of tea with a muffin.....and this thing is huge.....prolly about 6 regular cups.

Well, I will never snack on a large double-double and a bran muffin in a boat again, especially before consuming some nice habanero chili from the thermos.

Let's just say there may have been an incident around Adolphustown one year ...........moving right along, and speaking of 'incidents' I really wish I knew about the 'no bananas in the boat' thing before my buddy and I needed a 4 hr rescue from the coast guard 2 yrs ago. Yes we ate bananas in the boat because some nimrod from that town I just mentioned suggested they have a nice constipating effect for long boat rides O.O
Then something awful blew in the engine and we were done for....

still - good times.

CGR