Flies don't need an invitation — but they do need a trap. The Fly Bio Bait Bag is a simple, hands-off solution that draws up to 30,000 (!) flies away from where you live and into a bag they can’t escape. No sprays, no poisons, no swatting. Just add water, hang it up and let biology do the rest. Why Fly Bio Bait Bag? Most fly control is reactive — you're spraying or swatting after they've already arrived. The Fly Bio Bait Bag works proactively, pulling flies away from your entertaining areas before they become a problem. Hang it near the source - bins, gardens, patios, sheds, and let it draw fly activity away from where you actually want to be. This little bag punches well above its weight, catching up to a massive 30,000 flies, especially through spring and summer when fly numbers surge. This is a practical lower-toxin option for homes wanting a more considered way to manage flies, designed to attract and trap large numbers of flies, helping population control. Key Features Draws Flies Away From You — Bait-activated lure pulls flies toward the trap and away from you. No Sprays. No Poisons. No Mess. — A more considered approach to fly control that doesn't fog your outdoor space with chemicals or leave residue where kids and pets play. Dead Simple to Set Up — Bait included. Add water, hang it up, done. No tools, no fuss. Goes Anywhere Flies Do — Hang from a tree branch, gutter, eave or outdoor ceiling. Works around patios, gardens, sheds, bins and entertaining areas. Built for the Warmer Months — Spring and summer fly pressure is real. Keep a few on hand and rotate them through the season when activity peaks. 25cm × 30cm Hanging Design — Compact enough to place discreetly, large enough to make a real dent in fly numbers over time. 🐾OUR Zoologist Advice Place two or more traps around the perimeter of your area. This helps draw flies away from spaces where people and animals spend time. Be mindful that dogs may be attracted to the traps due to their sensitive noses, so hang them out of reach. During summer, (when flies are at their worst) flies are drawn to cool, shaded areas and sources of water—position traps in these spots for best results.
