I’m packing up to hit the road fishing and have to prepare the music for the drive.
One of my favorite bands to drive to is the Alman Brothers. It always goes in once I’m out of the cities.
Some others…
Boston
Doobie Bros
Nazereth
I know, I’m stuck in the 70’s
What are your go to tunes?
I’m right there with you Scott. I’d also throw in:
38 special
Foghat
Kansas
Little river band
Marshall tucker band
Grand Funk
Yeah gotta kick a trip off with something high energy. “Panama” by Van Halen is usually what I use to start things off the right way. 
Peter Frampton
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Pink Floyd
AC/DC
Its go to be Bob Segar
Then Springsteen
Cars
David Allen Coe
Credance Clearwater Revival
Eagles
Fleetwood Mac
Charlie Daniels Band
Bob Seger is always at the top!
then…
Old Crow Medicine Show
Trampled by Turtles
Yonder Mtn. String Band
Avett Brothers
Gordon Lightfoot
Stan Rogers
Great Big Sea
Shaney Mac/Christy Moore/any Irish Trad
Sea Chanteys
Shoeless Revolution
Segar and REO
I’m obviously in a different genre than you guys.
Alice in Chains
Soundgarden
Foo Fighters
White Stripes / Jack White
Led Zeppelin
Seether
Godsmack
Five Finger Death Punch
Red line Chemisty
Tremonti
Walking Papers
I have 250 songs in my “fishing music” play list, but those are the bands with the most songs.
Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, Miley Cyrus, Tiffany 
If it’s a fishing road trip a great choice would include the “Fisherman’s Chronicles” from Primus.
John the Fisherman
Fish On
The Ol’ Diamondback Sturgeon
and Last Salmon Man.
Cornell May 8 1977
If it’s a fishing road trip a great choice would include the “Fisherman’s Chronicles” from Primus.
John the Fisherman
Fish On
The Ol’ Diamondback Sturgeon
and Last Salmon Man.
This happens to be the correct answer.
Mine’s mostly older country, classic rock, and oldies. Nothing will ever beat George Strait for me.
Bob Segar, Rolling Stones, John Mellencamp, AC/DC, Garth Brooks, Springsteen, Waylon, Cash, anything 80s – 90s country. Lately I’ve been really getting into Texas/Red Dirt Country- check out a guy named Aaron Watson.
Lynrd Skynyrd – George Thorogood – 38 Special – Heart – Def Leopard -Blackfoot – Queen – Deep Purple – Styx – The Guess Who, damn now I feel like listen to music
Sheesh, I see why I fish by myself most of the time!!!!!!!!!!!!
George Jones
Slim Dusty
Chris Ledoux
David Allan Coe
George Jones—He is the king so he deserves mentioning twice!
Any John Prine fans?
Some others I just packed.
Little Feet
Crosby,Stills, Nash & Young
Supertramp
Steely Dan
Govt. Mule
Drive-by Truckers
R.L. Burnside
Widespread Panic
Sheesh, I see why I fish by myself most of the time!!!!!!!!!!!!
By the sounds of it IDO could sponser (and probably sell out) a “Dinosaurs of Rock” show at Dibbo’s.
Ted – Joe Walsh – Tom Petty
LMAO, that’s funny !! Now I’m getting flash backs I think, but I don’t remember
Any music is better than none, and thank baby heyzus for Pandora! I’m usually rocking a little Eric Church, David Allen Coe, Led Zep or The Doors on Pandora.
A lot more David Allen Coe fans on here than I thought, I like it!
How about;
Deep Purple,
“Space Truck’in”, “Smoke on the Water”
IRON BUTTERFLY
“IN A GADDA DA VIDA”
Chase,
“Get it ON”, “Open Up Wide”
I’m just touching base
I love little known indie, folk, roots style music…
Todd Snider
Kurt Vile
Mojave
Black Keys
Charlie Parr
The White Buffalo
Steve Earle
Joe Pug
Magnolia Electric Co.
Songs: Ohia
Iron & Wine
Trampled by Turtles
Neil Halstead
Wilco
Jon Swift
Xavier Rudd
The Shins
Of course Neil Young, Tom Petty, and the old country boys (Willie, Merle, Johnny, ‘possum)
I’m obviously in a different genre than you guys.
Alice in Chains
Soundgarden
Foo Fighters
White Stripes / Jack White
Led Zeppelin
Seether
Godsmack
Five Finger Death Punch
Red line Chemisty
Tremonti
Walking PapersI have 250 songs in my “fishing music” play list, but those are the bands with the most songs.
Good started list. I’ll add
Metallica
Megadeath
Korn
Disturbed
Pantera
Pearljam
Stone Temple Pilots
Many more along those lines.
Love the new stuff from Foo Fighters. Can’t get enough right now!
No need to pack that classic 80s rock stuff. Turn on the radio just about anywhere to listen to that.
-J.
What ? No Jackyl ? 
Kid Rock
Ted Nugent
Van Halen
Eric Church
NickleBack
Luke Bryan
Guns N Roses
Queen
Meatloaf
Posion
Bon Jovi
Springsteen
Waylon Jennings
Aerosmith
Uncle Kracker
Gary Allen
Kind of all over the place but those are what is on the iPod for the road and in the shack or the boat.
How about a good song to clean fish to on a Saturday night.
When I’m at a friends in Nevis, we listen to 99.1 (out of Bemidji), and every Saturday night they play the long version of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.
Needless to say the volume on the radio is turned up.
On my Ipod
U2
The Waterboys
77’s
The Call
Johnny Cash
Bruce Cockburn
Luka Bloom
The Prayer Chain
54-40
Natasha Bedingfield
Fleming and John
The Fixx
Cornell May 8 1977
A Grate choice for sure
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