Up at the crack: fishing day breakfasts?

[Porter2]

Leftovers. My favorite being nuking leftover cowboy style baked beans with pieces of bacon and filling the stainless thermos and grabbing the spork. If there happens to be a BBq rib or two to make the full meal deal even better.

 

[Brute]

Black coffee...then spam musubi was my go to for decades...one of the few things you can eat while steering a 25' center console doing 30 knots...

 

[oakbrookjeff]

Coffee, English Muffin with Bon Mamam 4 Frruits, Cottage Cheese and a half banana.

 

[Zak]

I have started making big batches of Bob's Red Mill steel cut oats. I buy the big bag of them from Costco. The cooked oats (made with just water and salt) live in a Cambro in the fridge and last us for 4 or 5 days of breakfasts. They are easy to reheat in the microwave and I add butter, craisins, brown sugar, nutmeg, vanilla, and oat milk to the hot oats. While I like bacon, eggs, and hash browns, oatmeal had become my go-to breakfast .

 

[Styskal]

If I am really amped to get on the water at first light it's usually the coyote breakfast. A drink of water and a look around.

 

[troutpocket]

I have started making big batches of Bob's Red Mill steel cut oats. I buy the big bag of them from Costco. The cooked oats (made with just water and salt) live in a Cambro in the fridge and last us for 4 or 5 days of breakfasts. They are easy to reheat in the microwave and I add butter, craisins, brown sugar, nutmeg, vanilla, and oat milk to the hot oats. While I like bacon, eggs, and hash browns, oatmeal had become my go-to breakfast .

I just bought a big bag from Costco. A little salt in the cooking water, then a cut up fresh peach or nectarine, some real maple syrup and splash of 1/2&1/2…

 

[Jim in Anacortes]

5:00 am...coffee (good coffee) brewed, and all ready for me, from a timer.
Then a bagel. Bagels are magical. Put some butter on it, broil it for 4 minutes in the oven..then creme cheese spread. There are different bagels and different spreads.. This helps in regards to the coffee eating away at my stomach lining. Once I get on the boat, I start to eat the best fruit I can buy.
Never underestimate the power of a toasted bagel with creme cheese.

 

[Brian]

A turkey, chicken, or sometimes ham 2-eggamuffin with cheese, along with yogurt and fruit...

I see several like oatmeal. That's my typical daily breakfast, 2/3 cup, cooked in milk, with fruit, & yogurt mixed in, and sometimes an over-easy egg on top or a French Vanilla whey isolate shake poured over the top. But man, that stuff is moving through me ALL day! Not what I want when out fishing, especially in waders.

 

[ffb]

Icelandic Provisions vanilla skyr (yogurt), granola, and frozen fruit. Hot or iced americano depending on the day.

 

[Jim in Anacortes]

Some mornings I will toast an English muffin in the oven broiler with some butter. I then spread some high priced fruit "jelly, or jam" on them. This combined with strong coffee can make a good breakfast. Also adding (high dollar, organic ) peanut butter is a nice touch.

 

[Jim in Anacortes]

Almond milk, high dollar breakfast cereal with sliced strawberries or sliced bananas. Quick. easy and no noise. Only the spoon and empty bowl left behind.
I use the term "high dollar" because they are options that are different from say "Corn Fakes" or "Jiffy" or "Smuckers". Not to be a snob,, but breakfast can be gourmet.. to a certain extent.