Feed the beast - OTW Fuel

[Mr. NiceGuy]

A small bottle of water is enough for me when I'm fishing, but not necessary.

After landing, it's nice to grab a sandwich or egg & ham bagel, etc., and maybe a coffee or a beer as a treat after a beautiful morning fishing.

If I'm near Shelter Island, I like the sausages & beer at the public fishing pier. Point Loma Seafood is good too, relaxing on the outdoor deck upstairs with coffee and a plate of french fries. Good burgers, Italian food and dive bars nearby. Living Room Coffee shop for a pastry & coffee. The restaurant next to the La Jolla Shores launch has good margaritas. The breakfast & coffee shop at the corner of La Jolla Village Dr is good too. Dana Point Landing makes great sandwiches and the beer is cold. Nice to sit on the patio and watch the harbor. If I have shopping to do at Squidco, I like Volare restaurant next door.

NSFW, but I like the music and ambiance after fishing. It's a beautiful song: http://www.pbase.com/click_hamilton/image/116118885
If music is food that feeds the heart and soul, here's another OTW song I like: http://www.pbase.com/click_hamilton/image/100014185

Life is as sweet as we let it.

[jruiz]

No food. Just keep hydrated. You ever felt a persistent turtle head 2-3 miles from launch?. No thank you.

[Denis_Ruso]

Originally Posted by Dannowar

Weed and coconut water is all I need

2nd that especially fishing WSB. Coconut water is my secret hangover cure

Originally Posted by stevie951

However, this dude I follow on IG that fishes locally posted these things up..

http://www.omeals.com

Steam vented, self heating pre packaged meals.. Pretty cool.. Not sure if he is up on these boards so here is his pic OTW.. Hope this helps!

Now that looks like a great option for camping too. They are sending free samples out too, I ordered one and going to give it a try. If anyone's interested the shipping was 4$ and you pick your flavor.

Originally Posted by mattamatta

I haven't done it yet, but I've had this idea to start out the day by catching some (hopefully) big mackerel when making bait, fillet one then and there, and start it curing in salt/vinegar to make some fresh shime saba (cured mackerel sashimi). Should be just about ready by lunch time.

I actually brought a baggie full of salt and a bottle of rice vinegar last time I went out, but didn't end up trying it, even though I caught a solid mackerel (the only thing biting that day...)

Now that's an ordeal. I did once bring out a propane stove out and frying pan to make fish tacos out on the water one year. Didn't catch fish that day though. But I was just thinking that would be hilarious.