Catchmaster Gold Stick Fly Trap 4-Pk, Bug, Mosquito & Fly Traps for Indoors & Outdoors

Honestly shocked by how well the Catchmaster Gold Stick Fly Trap works. I had a small fruit fly outbreak starting and wanted to get ahead of it quickly before it turned into a bigger issue. I set these up and basically forgot about them, and within hours I noticed a huge difference. Fruit flies, annoying house flies, and other little flying bugs were getting trapped fast. No sprays, no smell, no mess, and no constantly swatting flies around the house. It just quietly works. Super easy and surprisingly effective.

This product works !! , so much better ( %26 more sanitary ) than cheap pull out fly tapes . This is especially good for friut flys ( thank G-d with out the sticky mess ! )

i buy these every year to hang near the windows in the basement and the back porch light. they're a bit pricey but stay sticky for months. you can pour syrup in the cup at the bottom but i honestly don't think it makes a difference.

These are very good in my dog kennel for flies. I hang them up with a bungee cord and they catch the flies. I would recommend them.

I have only used one so far. Somehow I got a lot of flies in my house and they showed up on my windows, in my kitchen and even on my TV. I set up one of the traps and placed it on the window sill with the window blinds raised. It got about 5 on the catcher. Next I took it and put it in front of my TV and it caught several more. I followed the site up and instructions and added the ingredient to the catcher. It really did a good job of flu removal. I have three more for the future to catch any new flies.

Worked great! Trapped a lot of gnats!

I use things every year to hang on my front door and back door porch.

It's OK. I like that it comes with allure, but it's not easy to apply. But I did just leave the trap in the box. And poured the lore which is like assault and I closed the box and shook it all up and it get stuck to the fly trap. But it's really weak because it comes with hanging loop which is like a tag used on for clothing like the tag price tag to clothing. It's just a little piece of plastic and with an open end and it really that's a poor design, but it seems to work good catching flies

Our kitchen opens to the backyard and we were plagued with multiple flies a day lurking just outside the door waiting for the opportunity to maneuver their way in when the door opened. I'm not sure if it's the sticks or the weather, but we're down to just a single fly a day with one stick outside the door and one in the kitchen window. There are lots of moths on the one outside, but no flies. Inside one has nothing. This is a cardboard roll covered in gold shiny paper with glue on it. Maybe that's all it takes?

caught 1 nat only after put on patio for weeks . i followed instructions and put fly attractant and it does not attract any flies