DynaTrap 100611 Atrakta Mosquito Lure Sachet for Any DynaTrap Insect Trap, Lasts 60 Days, Mosquito Trap Attractant

When you open this packet, be ready for a powerful nasty scent, but it truly does work. If that's what we smell like to bugs, it makes me want to shower even more often! It's very simple. You just pop into the bottom portion of your Dynatrap and that's it. You'll be shocked at how quickly it gets covered up in bugs. The only con is that you might want to wear gloves when cleaning it off as you will need to scrap the bugs off this as they do glom on it. My first round, I used my bare hands, and that smell took quite a few washings to get off. I can't tell exactly every bug it's pulling in because there's such a large amount of bugs on it, but it definitely pulls in moths and mosquitoes really well. I've had it 2 weeks so far, and our canopy tent has been bug free since using it. I've placed this about 15 feet away and having to clean it out every 3-4 days. Worth every cent.

If you live in the south, Octenol will not work for the most common species. This bait is ridiculously overpriced, but it is the only product on the internet that will consistently work. Put a new Atrakta bait in your DynaTraps every 2 months, and your yard will stay mosquito-free.

We have a 1/2 acre dynatrap on our front porch. Obviously it doesn't get rid of all flying insects but attracts quite a few. I have to empty out the bottom tray every couple weeks. So I can't say that it doesn't work, it isn't a 100% they're all gone but does attract them and keeps them trapped until they're deceased.

Works great

Doesn't seem to attract any more, or less, mosquitos than using the trap without it. Seems to attract more flies though. This smells pretty bad. Luckily when placed outside, it isn't terrible ... but you do not want this packet sitting next to you on a warm day due to the odor. Our Dynatrap used to be really, really effective at catching mosquitos. For whatever reason, this season it doesn't seem as effective at all. We ordered this lure hoping it would go back to its old effectiveness but its about the same. Overall, given how pricey this little lure is ... I would say to just use the trap without it. We didn't notice much of a difference in mosquito collection. If black flies or garbage flies are an issue, you may get more of them when using this. I hope my honest review after using the product was helpful to you. Were are huge Dynatrap fans ... but just don't see the results of adding this.

Last longer than 60 days and really work. I highly recommend them.

I just bought a DynaTrap DT152 indoor trap and was disappointed to find out it the UV light doesn't attract mosquitos. In 3-4 days of use, I've caught just a few small fruit flies. So after a little research, I found out this product exists specifically for this reason. Two things to know about it: 1. It doesn't really fit the DT152. It's too big, though you can kind of stuff it in, but it'll easily fall over and cover up the sticky portion of the trap insert, pretty much defeating the central design of the trap. 2. It stinks horribly. You're not going to want to use this indoors. It'll make your whole house smell like bad breath. The caution sheet suggests it's really toxic too, so there's that to consider as well.

I love love love this since I’ve had it. I have not had any problems with mosquitoes or flying bugs. It is very effective. Very easy to use. Durable looks pretty like a lantern. It is a plug-in not battery. The area of effectiveness is huge.