garlic tuna

[buster107]

I live in Grand Rapids and can not find galic tuna fish!!!!

[Mushy's Dad]

I use the cheapest can of tuna packed in oil and 2 big teaspoons for chopped garlic. I use the pre-chopped garlic in oil. You can find it in the produce area!

[Salmon Assassin]

Walmart Super Centers sell it around here, once the season gets closer, I can mail you some cans if you wish. It's $1.37 plus tax a can and shipping would only be about 6 bucks.

[anthonyyost]

Last summer I packed some precut herring strips in tuna with some cloves of garlic in it. It seemed not to do as well (as in nothing) compared to just running the salted herring strips. How do you guys do with the tuna mix?

[buster107]

I was thinking for brads cut bait rigs. I tried meat four years ago and didn't like it because of lack of knowing what I was doing. I'm going to try it again this year. I heard that coho like the brads and would like to run them this spring. Size and color I would like to know but money is little tight. I will ask later for that.

[Priority1]

I don't use the garlic scent myself but know of anglers that use the garlic powder. A lil bit of this goes along way. It's available in the spice section of super markets or even some dollar stores.