CatchmasterGold Stick Fly Trap 4-Pk, Bug & Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors & Outdoors, Premium Adhesive Mosquito, Gnat, & Bug Catcher, Insect Killer, Pet Safe, Bulk Pest Control for Home

These work great I placed one by my front door. I have re ordered these bc they catch a lot of flys. I started using them 3/23 and I reorder them again 7/19/23I read some other reviews so I want to give feedback on 7/30/23 it's 730pm. You need to think what type of fly am I catching,? I ask this bc if you live in another state you need to ask your computer for example you live in a Farmland so what kinda food do farmland flys like? The box comes with Pellets wait two weeks after installing these pellets. I also used a white shoelace to hang it bc there wasn't any thing to hang it with. Be creative were you are. I used the skins from Pineapple I was throwing out and I placed a little on top and the bottom.

As advertised.

It doesn't appear to attract flies or bugs.

We still cannot figure out how or why our NYC apartment became infested with houseflies. Every day, we were waking up to more and more flies. At one point, we probably had 12 flies throughout our kitchen, entryway and bathroom. Like a science fiction film, every time we managed to kill one, it seemed as though three new flies showed up! (They were fully grown flies!) The Raid Flying Insect Repellent did NOTHING! Absolutely nothing! Regular fly paper attracted two flies—but both of those flies managed to pull themselves free. When the Catchmaster Gold Stick Fly Trap arrived, we set up the four of them throughout our apartment and, hand to God!, almost immediately, flies were being caught! Within an hour, four flies were stuck to two different Catchmaster traps! And overnight, we woke up to find three to five or six flies stuck on each trap! This product is a godsend! I just ordered another package! Thank you, Catchmaster!

I just recently moved to a small town in Missouri and the house flies are absolutely ridiculous, just thousands of them everywhere. I'm not sure what the reason is, maybe because of all the farmland surrounding the town? Anyway, I regularly get a fly or two zipping around inside my house as well as the office where I work, being a total nuisance. The ones here in the midwest seem to be smarter than those in other areas, because they're completely uninterested in this trap. Maybe they can sense the superficiality in the scent or something, but they don't find it attractive in the least- they're much more interested in any food I might be eating. The adhesive seems good at least, only reason I know is because I managed to hit one with the trap once out of frustration, and it stuck pretty permanently. But what's the point in good adhesive if the flies never land on it? These traps didn't work for me at all, unfortunately.

This is perfect! There’s always flies around the kitchen when we cook. This stick caught all the flies in a day. I’d purchase this again in the future!

There is no scent, it kept sticking to my finger so it was hard to setup and it's very big but I haven't tried to assemble but one because of the mess it causes. It sticks to everything on the outside, yet you are supposed to peel the sticky part off to attach the beads to I guess another sticky part, if you can keep it off your hands and skin and everything else around. This is not a good product, too messy and not easy to use.

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