Best piece of gear I own!!

I've been using one for as long as they been out, makes warm lunches in my Pram
Lue - I'm getting ready for a 12 day trip to BC, often I find myself wanting something hot while in my pram. Genius, thanks!!/Patrick
 
I have a similar product from a competitor…MSR. Without that, I’m sure my wife would not go camping again. She needs her morning coffee…and fast!
 
I’ve had one for years…and make sure it’s in my Jeep in the winter even if I’m not fishing/camping/wheeling…it doesn’t matter how much water you carry if you break down somewhere remote and it’s well below freezing…can’t drink frozen water…
 
Mine is my boat. Floating a river is probably my single favorite thing to do.

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Dry and comfortable night of sleep.
 


Dry and comfortable night of sleep.
I got that tent for my son when he started doing a lot of camping and he liked it so much I bought myself one. Nice tent for the money!
 
My 1972 Mirrocraft boat. I have had it for 32 years. Minimal maintenance and lots of good memories.
 
It’s a Kelly Kettle, sometimes called a volcano. Basically a double walled water jacket. Load anything combustible in the tray, fill the water jacket (mine is the mid size, holds a quart), place the jacket on the tray and light it. Boils the water in 3 to 5 minutes. You can add more sticks through the top as necessary. There are videos. Made by the same Irish family for probably 80 years.
It is a cool piece of kit, especially for shore lunch coffee or drinks, but isn’t a substitute for a Jet Boil. They do make a Trekker model but it’s still bulky by comparison. One advantage though is that you can always find something combustible, wet or dry doesn’t matter, so in an emergency situation you can still boil water.
 
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I think mine is also the Jet Boil.

For 1-2 night fishing trips I’ll get some Indian food packets and boil in a bag rice and use the Jet Boil to whip out some good fast and simple dinner after a long day of fishing.
 
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I think mine is also the Jet Boil.

For 1-2 night fishing trips I’ll get some Indian food packets and boil in a bag rice and use the Jet Boil to whip out some good fast and simple dinner after a long day of fishing.
Do you have a favorite boil in bag rice ? I've tried several and they were all nasty tasting...either a plasticy taste, a gooey consistency, a bad smell or a combination of several of these faults. And these were supposedly" name" brands
 
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For 1-For 1-2 night fishing trips I’ll get some Indian food packets and boil in a bag rice and use the Jet Boil to whip out some good fast and simple dinner after a long day of fishing.
Do you have a fovrite boil I'm bag rice ? I've tried several and they were all nasty tasting...either a plasticy taste, a gooey consistency, a bad smell or a combination of several of these faults. And these were supposedly" name" brands
Maybe the curry masks the nasty. How about some kheer (vaccum sealed & frozen to reheat) for putting out the flame.
 
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