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Old 06-07-2011, 03:11 PM
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Anyone from the old school and still eats vienna sausage or potted meat while out on the water?
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:12 PM
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you bet your sweet patunias! And eat sweet pickles and boiled eggs
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:12 PM
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Barbeque Vienna sausage ......... can't live without em!!
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Can do without the vienna sausage, but love my potted meat!!!! Lets not forget about the canned sardines! My dad used to eat those all the time. I still grab a can or two every now and then.
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:20 PM
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white donuts & vienna sausage were my main staples on a boat growing up.
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Cold fried chicken is where its at on a boat.
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Anyone from the old school and still eats vienna sausage or potted meat while out on the water?
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:32 PM
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Neither. Last time i went fishing it was left over olive garden that's what im talking about.
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:33 PM
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FEMA WEENIES (vienna sausages) and jalapeno cracker sammiches is what i have in the cooler on the water. I love them !!!!!
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Cold fried chicken is where its at on a boat.

Ding ding ding. Love some Vienna sausage though. Gotta let it heat up on the deck of the boat or the hood of your truck first
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Boudin is my favorite thing to bring on the water. Breakfast lunch and supper...hits da spot t
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Boudin is my favorite thing to bring on the water. Breakfast lunch and supper...hits da spot t
x2, I usually bring a few links and a couple small bags of chips or peanuts and I'm good to go.
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Always have Vienna and Saltines on my boat.
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The Gulfway Sportsman in Kaplan has a great selection and we stock up every time we stop. Had to educate them "youngens" this past week on how to eat them w/o staining the fiberglass w/ the Bar-B-Que sauce! The kids always eat them in the deer stand or the boat, and I have been told they are a good source of protein.........I'll just take their word for it and not read the label!
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Beef jerkey . thats man food
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Tunafish sandwiches!! And jerky
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Tunafish sandwiches!! And jerky
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Bringing all that stuff yall betta not forget to bring some wipping materials......slim jim and cormiers ham sandwhiches....cole wata....
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Bringing all that stuff yall betta not forget to bring some wipping materials......slim jim and cormiers ham sandwhiches....cole wata....
I need to unload just hearin all this crap
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man, i can only eat it sliced and fried on the skillet. Then it's fricken awesome with eggs and rice.

on the boat, it's usually liquid diet..
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