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I've tried it a few times but never been able to get a bite with it.
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In reply to Post #5
Not allowed post Brexit.
It part of the ‘reset’ talks but France is insisting garlic is a French invention so they want concessions on the UKs fishing rights.
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In reply to Post #5
I smell a whiff of something 
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Only ever successful in France I’m told
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In reply to Post #1
I'm sure its been done before, you can catch carp on all sorts of different things,
Who remembers Matt Hayes Fishing adventures?? He caught using whole Strawberries,
Have a look at this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gWG8YMdUmE
Sorry cant do the linky poos thing 
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In reply to Post #1
'Fishing with a clove of garlic popped into my head,'
Just had visions of an angler sitting there with a clove of garlic stuck in their ear, nostril or between the lips.
good luck with the experimentation 
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In reply to Post #1
We did this when we were kids, I don't think we caught anything but did discover garlic cloves float so we fished it like a popup.
One we did have success with during the summer were opal fruits, only lasted an hour or so, but moulded straight on the hook made.for easy fishing 🙂
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Sitting there at work thinking ahead of what to fish with on an experimental rod..
Fishing with a clove of garlic popped into my head, so I've done a little search and nothing other than powders has come up.
I gather fishing a whole clove isn't that good?? Has anyone tried this.
Be interesting to see what else people have tried that's around the house and in baits in there powdered form
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