What products to take for fishing for a week

Clothes for fishing

Clothes can be used either casual or specialized.

You should dress according to the weather. In summer the following will come in handy:

1. Tight trousers.
2. Shirt.
3. Shorts.
4. T-shirt.
5. Vest.

However, do not forget that the temperature can change dramatically even during the day. Therefore, it is worth taking with you a sweater and a light fishing jacket, which will be good protection from the cold, insects, light rain or drizzle. To protect against rain, you should take a raincoat made of waterproof fabric with you when fishing. A mandatory part of the costume is a headdress to protect from exposure to sunlight.

When choosing shoes, you must be guided, first of all, by the conditions of the area where fishing takes place. When fishing from the shore, you must use light shoes such as sandals or sneakers, and when fishing in shallow water, rubber boots with high tops and waders. A change of shoes will always come in handy.

In the cool season you will need:

1. Thermal underwear.
2. T-shirts and shirts.
3. Overalls.
4. Jacket.
5. Insulated vest.
6. Socks.
7. Knitted hat.
8. Raincoat.

In winter, it is necessary to use insulated jackets, overalls, trousers made of special material using the “Core-Tex” and “Sympatex” (membrane breathable fabrics) and “Coating” (water-repellent material) technologies, as well as thermal underwear, shirts, jumpers, special woolen socks, knitted hats and gloves. Shoes must reliably protect your feet from severe frosts. Special boots designed for fishing are suitable for this. Typically, manufacturing companies guarantee comfort down to – 50*C.

What to eat while fishing

I am writing these lines at one in the morning, Ukrainian time. I can't sleep. How can you sleep here if a few hours ago my friend called me and offered to make an outing with spinning rods. This is both a break from the city and another opportunity to make a good report. But it is not important.

Just fifteen minutes ago, I finished preparing the “brake” for tomorrow’s fishing. While I was preparing the food, I decided to write a short article about what you should eat while fishing. The fact is that many fishermen (I used to be like that myself) take with them such crap from their food, excuse the expression, that if you go fishing twice a week and eat all sorts of nonsense (tasty, but completely useless), then in a couple of years serious problems with the digestive system will begin.

I once watched a film by the Shcherbakov brothers, where they argued the same thing as me. But the guys suggested getting out of this situation the hard way: cooking NORMAL food (first, second) right on the shore of the reservoir. This, of course, is the most correct option, but it is only suitable for those who have a car. For a traveler who gets to the pond by public transport, lugging around with extra dishes and a lot of food is not entirely convenient. The only way out for popular fishermen (and there are most of them) is to cook their own food at home and take it ready-made. The question arises: what to take with you from home to:

• It was nutritious
• Tasty
• Healthy
• Easy to transport
• Kept in my backpack all day

In principle, I created such a menu for myself and now I will gladly share this valuable information with you =)

The number one product I always take with me is oven-baked potatoes. Not boiled, not fried, but baked. Potatoes do not take long to cook in the oven, and after cooking, they are perfectly preserved for a long time (unlike boiled or fried potatoes). In addition, it is tasty and you can easily eat it. Personally, for a one-day outing, 4-5 medium-sized potatoes are enough for me, because I don’t eat very much. No time - I'm fishing =).

The second product, which perfectly satisfies hunger, does not spoil outside the refrigerator and is very tasty... (just don’t say now that the crest decided to promote his lard =)) Lard is simply a wonderful product. It has a very high energy value; it will not deteriorate in your backpack if you walk along the river bank all day in the heat. In addition, lard goes well with garlic and mustard. Just be sure to eat it with bread or potatoes! Otherwise, you will then run along the shore in search of cozy bushes and wide leaves =)

If you are not stressed, then be sure to take some liquid with you. First courses are the prevention of ulcers. I advise you to buy a small thermos with a wide neck (similar to a jar), and pour hot soup or cabbage soup into it. Of course, such a thermos is extra weight and space in the fisherman’s backpack, but at least you will eat properly while fishing. And delicious.

To transport the “second” it is best to use special plastic containers. Such containers are durable, the material from which they are made is non-toxic, they close very tightly, so that “self-opening” in a backpack is impossible. They come in different sizes, are cheap and can be found in any supermarket. An absolutely irreplaceable thing, I tell you.

What should I get to drink? I recommend taking tea with you. Both in warm and cold seasons. It will warm you in winter, and quench your thirst in hot summers. The main thing is not to get carried away with sugar, otherwise you will want to drink even more after sweet tea. I recommend tea now, but lately I’ve been drinking coffee during fishing hours =)

If you are planning a very short outing (less than 5 hours), then there is no point in taking a hearty lunch with you. You just need to grab something to eat and maintain/restore your strength. As a “hunger quencher” and “energy restorer,” I recommend a chocolate bar. Eat one of these and you won’t want to eat at all.

All these recommendations are purely a personal opinion regarding the fisherman’s diet. Do you have something against it? I won’t be offended =) Write in the comments about your fishing diet, and maybe interesting recipes.

Fishing tackle and equipment

In order to take everything you need from gear and equipment, first of all, we decide on the gear itself - how and what we will fish with, and the duration of fishing.

You will definitely need:

1. The rod itself.
2. Coil.
3. Fishing line.
4. Hooks.
5. Lures.

It’s up to everyone to decide whether to take one stick or several, but a spare reel, hooks, fishing line, and a set of baits definitely won’t hurt.

Don’t forget about sinkers, additional spools, feeders, swivels, leashes, tees, bombards, floats, etc.

Will come in handy:

1. A cage with a landing net.
2. Folding chair.
3. Rod stands.
4. Pliers, gapper, extractor, wire cutters.
5. Hook, fish bag.
6. Uncoupling and steelyard.

In winter:

1. Ice pick.
2. Ice drill.
3. Luno cleaning scoop.
4. Rope, self-rescuer.

Products needed for fishing

Products necessary for the nutrition of fishermen can be divided into three groups:

1. Products for making fish soup.
2. Products for preparing daily food during the entire fishing period.
3. Fast food products.

For snacks you need:

1. Sandwiches with smoked sausage, cheese; In winter - with lard.
2. Canned products - minced sausage, pate.
3. Fresh vegetables - cucumbers, tomatoes (in season).
4. Bread; cookie.
5. Tea, coffee (in a thermos). This is especially true for cold weather.
6. Juices.
7. Dairy products (sour cream, kefir, Varenets).
8. Boiled eggs.
9. Salt.
10. Sugar.
11. Tea, instant coffee.

Products for cooking during the entire fishing period:

1. Salt.
2. Sugar.
3. Vegetable oil.
4. Flour.
5. Vegetables (onions, carrots, potatoes).
6. Spices.
7. Rice, Buckwheat.
8. Pasta.
9. Bread.
10. Cookies, gingerbread.
11. Cheese.
12. Smoked sausage.
13. Canned meat.
14. Tea, instant coffee.
15. Powdered milk.

Products for making fish soup:

1. Bulb onions; potato.
2. Rice.
3. Spices.
4. Lemon.
5. Salt.
6. Vegetable oil.

The assortment of products, the quantity depends on the number of fishermen and the length of the days spent fishing, as well as possible replenishment of the assortment at the expense of the local grocery store.

Tourist breakfast

Morning food is the basis of the daily diet. It is breakfast that charges the body with energy and gives us the opportunity to be strong and resilient. In the morning, food should not only be nutritious, but also tasty. We offer you several options for what you can cook in nature. Some recipes are familiar to all tourists, while others will surprise you.

Grilled sausages with cheese and bacon

Popular camping foods include sausage, cheese, bacon and eggs. You can eat them as independent dishes, boil them, or prepare an unusual, delicious breakfast for the whole company. Cooking process:

• make cuts in the sausages;
• Place strips of cheese of suitable size into the slits;
• wrap with a few slices of bacon;
• fry in a frying pan or grill until golden brown.

Scrambled eggs tourist

This dish will quickly satiate travelers and will not take much time in the morning. You will need:

• eggs;
• butter;
• greenery;
• any other ingredients to taste.

Preparation:

• melt butter in a frying pan;
• break eggs;
• to stir thoroughly;
• add greens;
• cover with a lid until fully cooked.

You can add everything you have on hand or left over from dinner to this scrambled egg: boiled potatoes, sausage, sausages, tomatoes, bell peppers, etc.

Omelette

Those who love eggs in all types will love this recipe for preparing them. You will need eggs, your favorite ingredients for an omelet (greens, sausage, fruits, vegetables, etc.), salt, and a bag of the required size with an airtight zipper.

Preparation:

• break the eggs into the bag and close it;
• shake the eggs in the bag until the white and yolk are completely mixed;
• add additional ingredients to beaten eggs;
• release the air and seal the bag tightly;
• place in boiling water and cook for 10-12 minutes;
• Place the omelette on a plate and enjoy its great taste.

Oatmeal

A great recipe for a campfire breakfast. We recommend not buying ready-made five-minute porridges, but making a simple mixture of oatmeal, dried fruits, and nuts at home.

Silicone folding glass with lid (PR-FH039) PR PR 205 for 1 pc. Glass “For Excellent Fishing” Sima-land 135 for 1 piece. Mug 13cm 1.5 l 555 197 for 1 piece. Mug with lid 8 cm stainless steel (PR-KK-8) PR 110 for 1 pc. Mug with lid 13 cm stainless steel (PR-KK-13) PR 205 for 1 pc. Folding mug 350 ml with lid sand/black (TRC-082) Tramp 600 for 1 pc. Silicone folding mug with lid (PR-FH038) PR 140 for 1 pc. Mug with lid 10 cm stainless steel (PR-KK-10) PR 140 for 1 pc. Mug 10cm 0.65 l 555 105 for 1 piece. Mug 8cm (with lid) 555 95 for 1 pc. Mug 11cm 0.8 l 555 130 for 1 piece. Mug without lid 13 cm stainless steel (PR-K-13) PR 170 for 1 pc. Mug 9cm 0.45 l 555 94 for 1 piece. Mug 13cm (with lid) 555 277 for 1 piece. Glass No. 1 555 50 for 1 piece. Mug 9cm (with lid) 555 138 for 1 piece. Mug without lid 8 cm stainless steel (PR-K-8) PR 85 for 1 pc. Mug with lid 9 cm stainless steel (PR-KK-9) PR 125 for 1 pc. Mug 8 cm 0.3 l. 555 79 for 1 piece. Mug 10cm (with lid) 555 173 for 1 piece. Metal glass 450 ml red (TRC-099) TRAMP Tramp 270 for 1 pc. Metal glass 450 ml olive (TRC-099) TRAMP Tramp 270 for 1 pc. Beer mug Adventure mug 0.7L Green (10-02874-033) STANLEY 2,270 for 1 pc.

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In a camp kitchen, you only need to boil water, pour the mixture into it and cook until tender. You can add butter, sugar, as well as fresh fruits or berries to the finished dish.

Muffins in oranges

Those with a sweet tooth who can’t imagine their morning without something tasty can pamper themselves while hiking. For this dish you will need:

• oranges;
• dough (sour cream, sugar, eggs, flour);
• foil.

The muffin dough should be prepared in advance according to your favorite recipe and taken with you in an airtight container.

Preparation:

• cut the oranges in half and scrape out the pulp;
• pour the dough into half an orange and cover with the other half;
• wrap each orange in several layers of foil;
• Bake over a fire, turning occasionally.

First aid supplies

When going fishing, it is mandatory to have a first aid kit “Small tourist first aid kit”, which includes first aid equipment:

1. The bandages are sterile.
2. Elastic bandage.
3. Tourniquet to stop bleeding.
4. Bactericidal patch kit.
5. Hydrogen peroxide is a wound treatment product with disinfectant properties.
6. Iodine solution - wound treatment.
7. Potassium permanganate - used for gastric lavage and wound disinfection.
8. Sofradex is an antibiotic used as an antibacterial agent.
9. Validol is a remedy for normalizing heart function.
10. Citramon is an antipyretic and anti-inflammatory drug used for headaches.
11. Analgin is a pain reliever.
12. Suprastin is an antihistamine.
13. No-spa - used for stomach pain;
14. Activated Charcoal – Used to neutralize stomach contents.
15. Bellangin is a medicine for relieving stomach cramps.
16. Scissors.

When fishing, you need to treat your clothes with repellents, the action of which usually lasts from 1 to 8 hours. After this period, the operation must be repeated. The World Health Organization recommends the use of about 20 types of repellents: DEET, Akrep, Picardin, citronella oil, permethrin, demethyl phthalate, IR 3535, Taiga, Clove, Glorus cream, “Our Mother”. It is worth taking care of sunscreen.

Hygiene products for fishing

It is mandatory to have hygiene products:

1. Toilet soap.
2. Toothpaste.
3. Toothbrush.
4. Comb.
5. Face towel.
6. Foot towel.
7. Shaving device.
8. Mirror.
9. Lotion, cream.
10. Toilet paper.
11. Sewing kit (thread, needle, scissors).

Additional equipment

You will need, especially for multi-day fishing:

1. Tent with a set of folding furniture and a sleeping set.
2. Travel mat.
3. Sleeping bag.
4. Matches; flashlight and flashlight (headlamp); scissors, thread, needles.
5. Knife.
6. Backpack.
7. Fishing box.
8. Sunglasses or fishing glasses.
9. Repellents, battery charger.
10. Gas-burner.
11. Echo sounder, fisherman's watch, navigator.

Don’t forget about your camera and spare batteries for your equipment.

For winter fishing, additional equipment may include a windproof fishing tent.

What to eat when fishing in winter

In winter, a thermos with tea or coffee, preferably sweet, is a must. If the frost is not severe, then you can take everything from food that you eat in the summer. And if the frost is bitter, it is better to take something that does not freeze:

1. Lard, bacon.
2. Raw smoked sausage.
3. Onions, garlic, sandwiches - but just put them in the inner pocket.
4. For tea - cookies, crackers, sweets.
5. For snacks, the same nuts, chocolate, dried fruits.

Or you can take everything, but hide it under your jacket, in a thermos bag, which is not entirely convenient. Otherwise, lunch will be egg candies, onion candies, sausage candies.

Another opinion:

Lena, 28 years old, a fisherman’s wife and a fisherman herself: When fishing, I love bread with lard, or even better with grated lard, this is sold in butcher shops. Yummy. Convenient to spread on bread. All kinds of sausages, sausage on a fork under a gas burner. In general, everything is delicious when fishing, and when you bring the leftover food home, the child still finishes it. Happy - from the bunny. Why from a bunny? From a pike!

Blitztips

1. When going fishing, take with you only the necessary things and accessories, without overloading yourself or your car.
2. Be sure to have any documents with photos with you.
3. It is worth constantly recharging your cell phone battery to be able to call for help if necessary.
4. Prepare food for only one meal, and be sure to throw away leftover food immediately.
5. It is mandatory to inspect every 3 hours to prevent tick bites.
6. When fishing, take precautions by maintaining distance between fishermen.

What products should you take with you when fishing?

When going fishing, the first thing you probably think about is what equipment to take with you and what bait will be best for catching fish. But for some reason, many people remember last that food is necessary for the fisherman himself; they hastily prepare some sandwiches and rush to leave “at first dawn.” What if you are going to fish more than one day in a row?

As with any trip, when going fishing you should prepare products that: - are not perishable; — easy to transport, i.e. do not wrinkle, do not melt in the heat; - in high-quality packaging; - must be nutritious and satisfying; - those that do not require a serious approach to their preparation and will not take away from you the time that can be spent for its intended purpose, i.e., fishing.

But first of all, it is necessary to take care of a sufficient amount of fresh drinking water. For some reason, many fishermen are confident that not far from their fishing spot they will definitely be able to find a spring with good water. In fact, such a spring is not always found - this is the case. And secondly, you weren’t going to go to games for survival courses.

Salt is another extremely important product when fishing. Naturally, with salt, any food becomes more tasty, but this is not the main thing. If you are away for more than one day, you intend to bring your catch as “booty”; it is better to salt it at the fishing spot. Then you will have a guarantee that the fish will not spoil under the influence of heat.

Bread, which also must be taken with you on a fishing trip, is best packed in plastic bags - then it will not turn into crackers within the first 24 hours. Bread is one of those products that is always useful: you can quickly put together a sandwich, or just chew it if you don’t want to tear yourself away from the fishing process.