Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are being widely used for diverse applications in natural resource management and other areas, including IPM. In order to effectively use integrated pest models for decision making, the ability to fairly represent pest potential on a site specific basis is needed. In our study we used white sticky rectangle traps for sawfly Hoplocampa testudinea Klug., adults catch. We also compared adult trap catch and fruit damage. The map of sawfly distribution on the base of adult catch was constructed. The GIS maps of sawfly produced with computer model can be used as a guide for directing where pest sampling should be conducted and indicates areas that are least favorable or most favorable for pest habitation.