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Location: minocqua, wi. | ok ... this one's been done before but it's time to put your brands out there ....
- aquafina
- poweraide
- beer nuts
- twizzlers
- copenhagen
* on a short recreational stint busch lite has become a new sponsor of the sled-ranger-yamaha team this year on league nights.
what keeps you alive on a long day on the water? |
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Location: Lake Country, Wisconsin | apple or berry skoal
any type of cold beverage
sitting down for a less then 5 minute break
a cold beverage, no matter what it is
maybe a trail bar
a cigarette even though i don't smoke
then back to the apple skoal |
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| and you give me crap about Coors light!!!! busch light??? c'mon...ok I don't mind that beer..I'll admit it...
almonds
fruit and nut trail mix you can get at walmart
Detour protein bars
diet dew
sandwiches
Propel Berry flavor
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| Rockstar Diet 24 OZ
Camel Lights
The anticipation of a 50 |
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| Water, and Trail Mix is what you'll most likely find in my cooler. Maybe a diet Pepsi. On long days, perhaps a sammich. I usually save the beer for after I'm off the water. |
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Location: Madtown, WI | Well I am on the oscar Mayer Pro team (ha ha!) so I bring along whatever I can dig up in the lab! :-))
Then I supply B.Nelson with the wal mart trail mix(tropical is the best).
Rosatti's left over pizza is standard.
Diet Pepsi
and what ever Beer B. Nelson brings!!
Cory
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| Kodiak
Diet Coke
Edited by JCJ 6/26/2007 3:20 PM
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Posts: 8781
| gatorade, trail mix, beef jerky, and idiocity! ("idiocity": slang; genral state of being too stubborn/stupid for own good)
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Location: Des Moines IA | 1. Bud Light
2. Jack Link's beef jerkey
3. Sam's trail mix
4. Propel/gatorade
5. unloaded jackpots
Edited by MuskieMike 6/26/2007 3:10 PM
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| Michelob Golden light
Jacks Links jerky
Cigars (game's, backwoods, flavored phillies)
An ocassional gatorade
homegrown veggies, loaded jackpots
Al's Bakery LONG JOHNS!!!
Edited by B420 6/26/2007 3:11 PM
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Water. On ice, if it's hot out. I start at the crack of 10 AM after eating breakfast anyway. |
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Location: Oconto Falls, WI | - water, water, and more water (got to stay hydrated!)
- 2 energy drinks of some sort (Red Bull, 180, Sobe) sometimes Starbucks Double Shot
- Gatorade on occasion to supplement the water
- Pop Tarts
- Granola Bars
- Candy Bars
- Fruit Snacks - gotta keep the scurvy away
- Fruit - usually apples and bananas
- nuts - peanuts, cashews, or mixed
- carrots (on occasion)
- everything to make sandwiches (lunch meat, cheese, bread)
- sardines in season (usually only eat in the spring/fall)
- chips
I'm sure I left out a few odds and ends. Almost all of those are in the boat all the time. Now some may know the reason why I don't eat at Bars/Restaurants and really can't suggest any because I don't leave the water once I am on it! Gotta keep the furnace burning as there is nothing worse than bonking during prime time, or worse during the drive home. I eat almost everytime I am moving spots.
Edited by CiscoKid 6/26/2007 3:42 PM
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Location: Burlington, WI | Beer
Kodiak Ice
Scenery (loons, forest, islands, women, etc.)
The thought that I have over $3000 dollars in gear in my boat that better get used! |
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| One thing I tried a while back that was amazing:
1. Got up at 7:00am instead of 3:00am (2.5 hour drive to the lake)
2. Bacon, eggs, sausage, toast and hash browns for breakfast
3. Fished 10:00 to 11:30pm
4. drank a gallon of water that day (It was HOT!)
5. No beers at the launch afterwards
Funny thing, I was able to fish hard all day, I wasn't falling asleep driving home, and even though I didn't get home until almost 3:00 I wasn't wrecked all day the next day.
Food, water, and sleep are amazing things!!
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Location: Wishin I Was Fishin' | 1 cup of black coffee first thing.
1 Granola or Pop Tart
Leine's Original from when I get thirsty till bed time.
Gentlemen Jack to celebrate a musky in the net regardless of size.
Always a good lunch and dinner.
Only a couple of beers if it's a long drive home. |
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| 1. Skoal Straight
2. Water
3. Orange Gatorade
4. Fresh Fruit
5. Mixed nuts and Trail mix
6. In the Fall the ocasional nip of Blackberry Brandy while Soaking Suckers or Trolling and Hot Coffee |
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| 2 Red Bulls(sugar free)
Sams Club Trail Mix(with 1 lb of peanut m&m's added)
1/2 Tin of chew(any kind)
3 beers(any kind)
1 water bottle
1 passing pontoon w/ bikinis |
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| Here's my routine
The coffee pot starts around sunup
I grab some hot black coffee and head down to the boat
If there is no fog I run up river
Fish the milk run and drink coffee
Switch to ice water if it's getting hot
Mid to late morning I make my way back to the cabin to see if the wife and kids are awake yet. If I'm by myself or with a fishing buddy we keep fishing.
Hit the milk run spots on the lake
Lunch is usually ham sammiches in the boat, a stop by the cabin or a stop on the water for a burger
Ice water
Ice water
Ice water
Peanuts/cashews/cheese curds
Ice water
Leinies
Jack Links jerky
Fish as much as possible.
Eat again late afternoon when it's still hot and maybe another Leinies or two
Get back on the water until after sundown
Back to the cabin
Hot showers, Leinies and get the coffee pot ready to do the same thing tomorrow..............
Man, I can't wait until I retire................................. |
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| Kodiak, or skoal some flavor of the day(if I run out watch out)
Diet Dew 24oz, for breakfast,
Diet Dew 24oz for dinner
Diet Dew 24oz for supper
I gatorade, and frozen water
Frozen snickers
Then some Mich Golden lite,
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | 4 advil
Coffee or a Monster for breakfast (sometimes both).
Shot of Weiser's (whiskey), as i pull away from the launch, for Grandpa and Roger.
a handfull of peanuts when hunger strikes (protien, not carbs, are the key).
A solid sandwich, or two, when it suits me (running to the other end of the lake).
32 oz of gatorade and another 4 advil when i need it.
A shot of Wiser's when someone lands a fish (thanx Rusty!, lol)
Solid dinner.
If we go out after dinner, maybe 2 beers. lori brings her mix drink. fine, I drive the boat and the jeep(unless, of course, I have a BANNER night, LOL). |
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Location: New Berlin,Wisconsin,53151 | Mornings
1) Coffee and donuts
2) Bloody Mary's with a brunch in every glass
3) Water and saltines (only after a pizza & beer night)
Afternoon
1) Vodka & Lemonade or tonic with a lime.
2) Smoked salmon, cheese & crackers, beef sticks.
3) Cousins sub & Corona
Night
1) Jack & Coke
2) OP's I did quit smoking but 1 every now and then.......
Not like I'm into alcohol but a great tasting cocktail & fishing....what else is there.
Fish Hard ------Drink responsively!!!!
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Location: WESTERN WI | Coffee (morning), Trailmix, fruit (bananas, apples), sandwiches, MRE's, Gatorade, water, Grizzly wntrgrn, Water
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | Start out with a good breakfast
Steady supply of Copenhagen
Water after about every spot
Powerade when its really hot
Diet Dew
Beef Jerky
I have been known to have a Miller Lite, or Canadian Club or two after the day on the water....or more when Shep is around! |
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| Water,honey roasted peanuts and the fresh air! Kdawg |
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Water |
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Location: Not where I wanna be! | coffee, Black (you know the kind that makes your spoon stand on end)
and that new Citrus Blend Skoal....
i could survive on a deserted island with just those two things....... |
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Location: Not where I wanna be! | oh ya....
toilet paper!!!
better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it....  |
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| I always bring a lot of water, aquafina for sure.
but, what keeps me on my toes and keen is red-bull.
Marlboro reds are my flavor.
I 2nd the Gentleman Jack (thanks Jo) only for catches though
If I bring beer, usually its coors light, (keeps you hydrated and buzzed)
for food I usually just pack some sandwiches, or those fleet farm orange slices,
those things will keep you going all day, not to mention sugar buzzed.
I don't think I really ever have a problem being tired on the water, the hype of ski's does it for me, just keeping mental focus is the biggest factor.
If Im on a lake with some nice cabbage, I'll smoke a little bit of that too, that usually brings them in.
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Location: Pound, WI | We start the morning early with coffee and donuts. Then when the sun starts to get warm, usually around 7:30, we have a breakfast beer(Leinie's Summer Shandy has fruit juice in it, therefore it is a breakfast beer!) Then we switch to a variety of micro beers and hearty ham, salami, and roast beef sammiches and venison sticks.
Brian |
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| Red Bull & Beef Jerky! |
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Location: ontario canada - Well Anderson Indiana now | Yep Beef jerky all day and gatorade or water. When the fish aren't active, I just think how lucky I am to be out there fishing. |
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| rockstar or monster
brekfast sammich
gatorade |
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| Mountain dew and rooster chew. |
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| 24 oz. Mountain dews
12 oz. Diet sunkist
and two granola bars a day while motoring, its all I got time for.
Also a huge burger and a mountain of fries once I get off the water or sometimes during the heat fo the day if I plan on night fishing. |
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Location: Ogden, Ut | water and 'diet cokes'
S.
(actually what probably really keeps me alive is fishing w/ my kids - it means that the trips are rarely over 3 hours long and hardly a 'survival' situation; in terms of food and drink anyway )
Edited by sorenson 6/28/2007 7:17 AM
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Location: Lino Lakes, MN | Mountain Dew, Rice Krispie Treats, Kodiak, and the occasional gas station turkey/cheese sandwich. |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | jack links
gatorade
pb and j |
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| water & the thought that if I quit fishing I probably have to go back to work!
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Location: Columbus, Georgia | Ibuprofin and Frappuccino |
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Location: sauk rapids, mn | powerade- Jagged ice, my own home made beef jerky (anyone interested in trying some, let me know)
and my 10 year old son by my side, trying to tame those muskies! |
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what keeps you alive out there