Hot cans

with the weather turning colder i'm just wondering did any one try these hot cans (http://www.hotcan.com). i've tried to get them in Ireland but it's trade only :x .wouldn't mind having a couple in the tackle box on a frosty night!!

There was some mention of them here but it's an example of one of our less informative discussions ;)

http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/bull ... php?t=7478

just checked out the site there, they sound like a handy addition to the tackle box alright :)

We have these on the Lifeboat in Courtmac.

Theyre lovely and all that but a word of warning - 15 pints and 10 vindaloos couldn't replicate the carnage that they cause within 15 minutes of being eaten! Eat in a WELL ventilated area

"Theyre lovely and all that but a word of warning - 15 pints and 10 vindaloos couldn't replicate the carnage that they cause within 15 minutes of being eaten! Eat in a WELL ventilated area"


LMAO!! bad mental picture :shock: :shock: :shock: :lol:

In my day a " Hot Can" has a totally different meaning :lol:

In my day a " Hot Can" has a totally different meaning :lol:

in your day.. you sound soo old :roll:

nothing wrong with a good floatie and a good pair of gloves...

or just a 4X4 to drive on the beach and fish out the back of :twisted:

Steve in your case its a floatie a pair of gloves and a bus pass :oops: :shock: :lol:

Steve in your case its a floatie a pair of gloves and a bus pass :oops: :shock: :lol:

its the girlfriend that has the bus pass :oops: they wont give me one :cry:

think i'll stick the the coffee to keep me warm

soupfulls in the flask keep me going!!

I have seen them some where but i cant remember where i dont know was it tesco or a fishing/angling shop head like a cive

They were upstairs in Union Chandlery. That was a while back no sure if they are still there.

Some of the angling shops have them, especially if they stock Carp or Pike gear. The Hot cans were originally developed for these guys as they would be a full day on the bank in very cold conditions... Personally I just bring the stove and cook something up.... Anything thing that has a shelf live of 2 years and heats itself up, must have one or two chemicals in there :shock:

Kev

:lol: spot on MAC, will stick to the stove myself :lol:

Thats it jim your spot on thats where i seen them head was recked trying to think where i saw them

thanks for the info lads....Mac the stove is a good idea but i'm trying to cut down the weight i bring fishing...hard pressed to walk with the load in the box :wink:

Get yourself one of these http://www.base-camp.co.uk/Optimus/Novaplus.htm The Dog whotits of stoves. Get the plus version, but what ever you do... buy from the states. With the Dollor down the toilet at the moment, you are looting at about €105 after postage.

Kev

i thinking of getting back into "engine cooking" where you wrap your sausages in tin foil and then clip it with wire beside the exhaust manifold in car or boat. The trick for this one is to get the RPM and cooking time just right, but possible with practice

Get yourself one of these http://www.base-camp.co.uk/Optimus/Novaplus.htm The Dog whotits of stoves. Get the plus version, but what ever you do... buy from the states. With the Dollor down the toilet at the moment, you are looting at about €105 after postage.

Kev

They have those in the outdoor adventure shop in Dublin off Jervis Street.

:P Hi jw, used to that trick myself when out hunting.jamed it in at the back of the engine,guys laughed at me,but when it came to grub time,i was the only one with hot food.every week after that they were all doing it :P