Well I just picked up a Bushbuddy Ultra and pot combo and have ordered a Hane. I was in the grocery store today and saw some rainbow trout. I thought to myself heck I'm gonna try this out.

So this is what I came up with to cook trout in the backcountry.

I bought some metal screen from some splatter strainer from the grocery store and torn the screen out. I then used tin foil with a couple of small wholes to hold in the moisture. I had just dug around in the kitchen and poured some olive oil and lemon pepper seasoning on it.

Very simple and easy clean up. I can boil my water and cook fish at the same time.

Just thought I would share.

Andy

Andy, that's a great idea, thanks for posting. I'll have to give it a try

I need to get a pot that has a flying pan lid so then I don't need the tin foil.

Anyone know what one of those evenrew pots can fit a bushbuddy?

Edited by Berner9 on 01/27/2010 16:06:20 MST.

Andy,
Which pot are you using in the picture, just curious as to what the diameter is?

BPL firelite 1100

Great idea, you can steam veggies too. I will be great to add them in the summer when wild greens are growing.

That is really cool! Great idea, look forward to more innovations as you test it out.

"I need to get a pot that has a flying pan lid so then I don't need the tin foil.

Anyone know what one of those evenrew pots can fit a bushbuddy?"

Andy I think it's the 900ml ECA265

http://www.evernewamerica.com/ECA265.htm

According the the BushBuddy Website: "For compact storage, this stove is designed to nest inside the Snow Peak Trek 900 (.9L)"

The Snow Peak Trek 900 comes with a fry pan lid. Heres a link:
http://www.moontrail.com/snowpeak-trek-900-titanium.php

Whats funny is how much cheaper the Bushbuddy is on their website rather than here on BPL. When i get the funds to buy one I will probably go for the regular bushbuddy that is sturdier for only 1.5oz more and costs $95.

Great idea. Does the water ever taste fishy though if some oil drips down into it?