Fly

Fly - The species diversity and biology of flies is highly diverse. Yet, most of the wide-spread fly species develop in decaying organic debris of animal or vegetable origin. Its larvae either feed on dead organic matters or are carnivorous. Some species are plant pests. Various ubiquitous species are used as bait (house fly, false stable fly, dung fly, carrion fly, flesh fly etc.). A fly is a good bait for fishing bleak, gudgeon, chub or asp.