Up at the crack: fishing day breakfasts?

[Buzzy]

Timely thread. Truck is loaded, float tube inflated and strapped to my backpack. What's for breakfast?

 

[Zak]

Timely thread. Truck is loaded, float tube inflated and strapped to my backpack. What's for breakfast?

A sandwich made two oat granola bars with extra crunchy peanut butter spread between them. Same thing for lunch

 

[Tallguy]

I just lick my hands after handling the fish. It's enough.

 

[Jerry Daschofsky]

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.

 

[Yard Sale]

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.

 

[Kilchis]

Sausage egg McMuffin, hold the cheese.

Sackcloth and ashes are ordered from Amazon.

 

[ifsteve]

I love breakfast and the stuff some of you guys cook up looks just awesome.

But I love fishing more and making those big breakfasts take just too much time. I need to get up (already too early) and just hit the road. Plus if I was banging around the kitchen making all that racket I'd be in hot water with management....lol

 

[wanderingrichard]

I love breakfast and the stuff some of you guys cook up looks just awesome.

But I love fishing more and making those big breakfasts take just too much time. I need to get up (already too early) and just hit the road. Plus if I was banging around the kitchen making all that racket I'd be in hot water with management....lol

Oh, I dunno, make ahead a day or two before and throw in the nuke the morning you need it. Microwave chimes don't make all that much noise.

Also, have any of you contemplated using an electric lunch box, aka truckers lunch box? Amazon has a boat load of different ones available. Battery powered, 12vdc, 12vdc/110v, etc.

Would take care of those heating enroute issues, and even give you a hot meal on the boat, depending on what your boat is.

 

[wanderingrichard]

Nah. Might have to stop at an inter mountain west Les Schwab and use the FACILITIES. Maybe even two or three times. And then forget about a boat ride…

You say that like a Chicagoan.

 

[Breck]

Jack in the box. Seriously. You can get a darn good breakfast plate, with eggs, pancakes and bacon, hash browns, apple juice, orange juice ,, whatever...
If you are rushing to get out on the water, and need a quick breakfast, this is a viable option.

But having to throw away your waders after every fishing trip could get pretty costly.