Up at the crack: fishing day breakfasts?

I was raised having big breakfasts. From hunting and fishing to home for working at farms and my blue collar jobs from 16 until the day I retired (big breakfast wasn't as needed my route my last decade).

That was very big on my Dad. In camp a big breakfast and usually snacks for lunch (though occasional burger or dogs on the water). We did have a few restaurants we would eat at if we were running down for a one day trip. Breck showed one of mine. Here's a few more. And I love doing breakfast burritos in camp.

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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.

Big bagel fan here! I've been getting whipped cream cheese lately and really like it.
 
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