During tournament season you will always find Body Armor’s, ham and cheese sandwiches, my home made smoked beef jerky and the green ultra monsters on my boat.
Great video, with all the basics you need to have on the boat, water tip is a must to have, even on a 2 hour cruise that sun will cook you out there. Follow all of Matt's tips and you will have a great day on the boat.
The frozen water bottles is key, I often just use that and skip the bag of ice. Been thinking about a solar tube style cooker for hot dogs etc but not sure if they would work on a moving platform
My wife makes that Rotell dip. We call it Georgia caviar lol. It is addictive. We do watersports and that drains you so we carry electrolytes such as Gatorade also.
@@BoatBuyersSecretWeapon I wonder why it’s so bad then.. I know a few captains that forbid them. Plus it’s what was drilled into my head growing up. I’ll have to ask around and figure this out!
@@BoatBuyersSecretWeapon dang! I knew I subbed to you for a reason! Full of information! Gonna go watch that now! Thanks! And keep up the amazing content!😎
Have you ever used those 12vdc car fridges that a lot of people use for overlanding or camping. I have one currently and was curious if this would be good to have on the boat.
@@BoatBuyersSecretWeapon we actually use a 500watt hour battery bank when we go camping. It lasts several days running on that battery. I’d probably just use that on the boat also. I’d rather the fridge stop working then the boat.
