Grab and go food options

[Ian Murfin]

Ok so here’s the scenario. The cupboard is bare and your planning an evening session the next day. You’re at work during the day but can just about make it to a reasonable sized supermarket at lunchtime. You’ll grab a sandwich meal deal for lunch. What do you grab for your evening on the bank?

 

[Joe Winstanley]

A decent pork pie or slice (or two) of game pie from the deli-counter.

If I'm feeling the need to be a bit healthier then some sushi instead.

 

[Richard Dawson]

Family sized Dickinson & Morris.

 

[Stephen Walker]

A pack of six sausage rolls.Never as good as home made,but do the job.

 

[Jon Frisby]

I like tinned Mackerel in Tommy sauce. Always have it in my bag.

 

[Gavin Hoe-Richardson]

Bananas and apples, lots of them! Mars Bars when I'm weary, still believe that old advert - a Mars a day.....

 

[Derek Funcks]

take a boiling flask of water, pot noodle, pot pasta, pot rice etc, etc, instant hot snack on the bank.

 

[Robert West]

Bread pudding

 

[Michael Weir]

I like tinned Mackerel in Tommy sauce. Always have it in my bag.

I carry a couple of tins of mackerel or sardines too. Usually end up with tomato sauce down my front.
Whenever I fish at Bridgenorth, I'm into Aldi raiding the nearly out of date shelf.

 

[Dave Brooksbank]

 

[Jon Frisby]

I carry a couple of tins of mackerel or sardines too. Usually end up with tomato sauce down my front.
Whenever I fish at Bridgenorth, I'm into Aldi raiding the nearly out of date shelf.

The Lidlington mackerel is really nice. They even do a spicey one too...

 

[Paul Richardson]

A pack or two of pepperami ( ideally the black hot ones). Doesn't look a lot but loads of protein and a back up bait to boot if all else fails, and no big carb crash which might have me sitting in the wrong swim cos I feel tired and can't be bothered moving.
2 ltrs of water or is a must, as thirst often disguises itself as hunger. A ginsters is a nice treat but has to be fresh as they self-destruct after 24 hours.

 

[Terry Harman]

Pork or gala pie

 

[Paul Collins]

Tuna salads. Various ones available in heavy foil containers. I always keep a few in the car for emergencies. Last for ages.
Otherwise a couple of scotch eggs and some cheese.

 

[Mark Anderson]

Hi men,

Jaffa cakes

Hatter

 

[Graham Elliott]

Bananas.

 

[Tim Marks]

Your mates sandwiches.

 

[Graham Elliott]

Your mates sandwiches.

But not the milk powder understandably

 

[John Newman]

Ginsters Cornish Pasty is my go to fishing meal. My local One Stop convenience store used to do packs of peanut cookies which I took as snacks. Chocolate Caramel wafers a second choice snack.

 

[Alan Palmer]

I carry a couple of tins of mackerel or sardines too. Usually end up with tomato sauce down my front.
Whenever I fish at Bridgenorth, I'm into Aldi raiding the nearly out of date shelf.

Found a lovely deli in Bridgnorth last week…forget what there called but just down from the tackle shop. Picked up a large pasty, sausage roll and large slice of Bakewell tart for the princely sum of £5. Great grub and for someone used to London prices it was a breath of fresh air