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Food and Trout Bumming
Eating Out
For me eating out all the time can be expensive when
out Trout Bumming. Again with my style, I enjoy
cooking meals around a campfire, and it keeps me on
good fishing locations. Over time you will figure
out what works good for you as I usually stick to
the same meals each time. If my trip is a week or
more, Ill plan for one night of fish. I personally
don’t care for trout, except for brookies (char) so
Ill make a meal of them. I also subscribe to the
catch and release philosophy and personally prefer
to release fish. I do eat out when traveling from
one location to the next as a treat, and keeps me
moving quickly on the road. I also eat out when
traveling long distances on trips, trying to quickly
reach fishing locations, or returning to airports.
Rental Car Trout Bumming Food
Food can be more challenging while Rental Car Trout
Bumming.
So I plan ahead. I purchase food at grocery stores
once I arrive. I always bring a collapsible small
ice chest with me for cold items. If you ask, most
grocery store meat sections, will give you a bag of
ice for travel. Think of foods that don't spoil
quickly like canned items, cured meats, cheeses,
breads and more.
RV Food
Living in an RV I find that I eat healthy and well.
I simply stock up for the planned trip and cook in
style. I re-supply when I travel to new locations.
Horses and Mules
When hiring an Outfitter for a wilderness trip, you
will find that you will be eating plenty, and very
good food. All those I know pride themselves on
stylish meals for clients. One of the perks of the
job for me.
Motorcycle Food
Thought and preparation needs to be applied here. I
have found that on my motorcycle Trout Bumming
Trips, I use a combination of dehydrated backpacking
food and canned foods. There is a fine line
involving weight and balance when on rough back
roads. Most of these trips for me involve remote
locations so I plan ahead for weight. If I am moving
from one location to the next I use a small
expandable ice chest, and stock up with fresh
fruits, vegetables and meats. Usually only enough
for a couple of meals and then I revert back to
backpacking foods again.
TB Tip. When backpacking and motorcycle camping consider
using the Zip Lock Freezer Bag Boil System. For
those not familiar with this see links below.
Motel Food
Depending on the motel you pick most come with a
breakfast included. Some even provide snack happy
hours in the evenings. Consider this when evaluating
motel costs. The better the motel the better the
breakfast.
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