What happens next?

How to catch a lizard
Learn about lizards in your area.
Try to research the behavior of local lizards before setting your trap, so you know when they are active and what type of bait and trap location is likely to be successful. A reptile identification guide booklet or website for your area may contain useful information.

pick from the following.
[A]. Set your trap right by your lizard so it is easy to find it. Once you choose a location for your trap, place your bait wherever you want.
[B]. Set the trap beside an active lizard. Lizards' baits can be set up by placing one end of one fishing line to the middle of the actual trap.
[C]. You can also observe the behavior of lizards in your home or yard and see where they gather. If you cannot find useful information, follow the general advice in this section.
[D]. Evaluate the type of trip you will take. Will it be a wild trip or regular trip? Maybe a quick weekend (e.g.) could be a more fruitful trip, or even a trip you will visit on a regular basis.
[C].