Lure placement - suspended in hole cut out or stuck to the adhesive sides. The safer brand site says stuck to the side. Owners manual pdf here, not.
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I think stuck to the side. The directions are vague. I couldn't understand why the heck they wanted you to drop it through the hole. It didn't matter. It didn't work. I had it in several closets and never caught a moth, although I could see them flying around.
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I think the reason they say to drop the lure through the hole is so it sticks to the middle of the sticky stuff. They don't want you to put the lure on the edges of the sticky area. You need to draw the moths to the center to make sure they get stuck there. The instructions also say to hang it at eye level for best results. If you're 5 ft. tall or 7'6" that would be quite a different height. :)
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I poked mine in through the hole and it dropped onto the sticky part.....worked great. Had lots of moths, and they flocked to the trap until all three sides were covered. Had to replace it before the two or three months it was supposed to last.....second trap did the trick. No more moths.
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I am not comfortable using these without air holes, I also figure they can smell the bait better with air holes. I drilled air holes with a small drill bit on both sides: one at both ends and one in the middle. Out of four traps, with six holes each, I only made two hairline fractures. They still work fine with the hairline fractures.
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There were no instrctions that explain that. If you use a float the fishing line will not go down.
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These have not been hung yet, but I had others. I used very thin string or fishing line and cut to the length that I wanted them to hang. I tied a knot at the end and used a clear or colored push pin in the center of the knot and pushed it through the dryall. It makes a tiny hole in the celing but you can't even see it when you remove them. I hope this helps.
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It has to stick out ...the size of the ball is just slightly too large for you to be able push it past the edge of where you mount it. Hope that makes sense.
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The holes aren't very big. My son used it for catching minnows and it worked fine.
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Yes! Mines sometimes will pick up my lure as a fish. It can pick up jig if there is rapid movement of the jig or lure.
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I don't know the answer either. We always use the Skeeter vac products and find them least expensive on Amazon. We only use about 1-1/2 lures a season, plus a couple or three of the sticky covers. Good Luck. I'd call the company. They're really helpful!
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"In Hand" unless you create a device to hold it. You have to create a device for regular length fishing poles as well.
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Based on a user suggestion we used the fly trap sticky paper instead of the one that comes with these products. What you do is put the lure on that sticky paper and then hang the sticky strip near the moth traffic. Works like a charm and has lot more room to catch these buggers...
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There is a VERY TINY loop to attach something to, unfortunately the manufacturer didn't supply one, and finding something that tiny that is strong enough to hold it is basically impossible. It's the size of a small gauge fishing wire.
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Frank I don't know where you put the bait . I put the peanut butter on the wall with the holes in it . I wish I had more traps this trap for me works great since I got it I probably have caught 30 or more mice . I hope this helps .
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Unfortunately there isn't a place to keep you fish. If you are taking about live bait you are also out of luck. There are plenty of places to store artificial baits.
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We used fishing line and push pins once and also used command strips. No problems with either.
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Weedless with the hook on the top or the bottom, either will give the bait a different action. Try both to see which way works best for your application.
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I to had a hanging problem, net did not look like pic. Thought it should be back into hitting area. I use plastic ties, three of them taking several holes of the net into it each and tie to pole going through the green holes, or also the back rib. Behind the Callaway hanging sign. Put one at top, middle and bottom, allow some sag. The sag is what stops the ball, and prevents you from tearing up the net! Glenn
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it simply hangs over the side. They work really good but If you take off without pulling it away it will be pulled in and sinks .... I attaché a small float to it after losing a few of them