01-25-2012, 12:05 AM
I like to make a garlic sauce to dip my plastics and worms in that works very well for the foolish planter trout and catfish.
Take about 8-10 cloves of garlic and dice them up fine and slowly sautee down on low temp in just enough olive oil that will coat it all (not enough to make a soup). You know you are done when you have a nice little mushy paste. Forewarn everyone in your house before you do this. It's going to make a garlic stink inside. Stick it in a baby food jar and when it's time to go fishin just dip your bait in there to get a little coating on it. The garlic mash will go moldy and bad after a few weeks so you'll have to make another batch (keep it refrigerated when you go home). Also when you are baiting up do your best not to get it on your hands. It's a might potent funk that is suprisingly resistant to being cleaned off. And whatever you do don't be dumb and itch your nostril if you have the mash on your finger....not that I've done it [blush].
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Take about 8-10 cloves of garlic and dice them up fine and slowly sautee down on low temp in just enough olive oil that will coat it all (not enough to make a soup). You know you are done when you have a nice little mushy paste. Forewarn everyone in your house before you do this. It's going to make a garlic stink inside. Stick it in a baby food jar and when it's time to go fishin just dip your bait in there to get a little coating on it. The garlic mash will go moldy and bad after a few weeks so you'll have to make another batch (keep it refrigerated when you go home). Also when you are baiting up do your best not to get it on your hands. It's a might potent funk that is suprisingly resistant to being cleaned off. And whatever you do don't be dumb and itch your nostril if you have the mash on your finger....not that I've done it [blush].
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