This is as yet a small gun & hunting store but the owner is very knowledgable and honest and…read moredoesn't try to rape you when you sell a used fire arm. It deserves to prosper.

Brought in a very nice "big" deer hide (140 LBS dressed) and only got 4 dollars for it. Hardly…read moreworth the effort of selling it compared to the price of deerskin gloves. I dont mind someone making a profit but come on now.

These are good people with good rates. We have used them for years for kayak accessories. Cliff…read moreRoach, Goodboy Paddlesports.

Great customer service and care and amazing help finding what you need…read moreGreat value in parts and a verry vast selection

I'm not that bright, and I injured my arm. Normally I'd just stop doing any physical activity of…read moreany kind as I healed, but I'm also old now, and need to move around to avoid packing on the pounds. What I'm trying to say is that I took up biking for exercise. I found a couple of beat up bikes to ride, but they needed some love. One tire was about to bust, the other's rear hub was a minor issue and needed new tubes and tires, so I looked around and found this shop. Bike Works knows their biz. It's not a huge shop, but the people are cool, and the mechanics know bikes. They quickly looked mine over, diagnosed the problems, and told me it might be a few days because they weren't sure if they had the right size tires in at the moment, or if they had to get them from the supplier in a couple days. (I don't know if it's this pandemic or if they are always this slammed, but it seems like half the area knows they're the best, because they're busy, too.) Turned out they had the tires, because they called me the next day to tell me I was good to go. I'm no expert either, but judging by the prices of tires and tubes I found online, they didn't charge too much for labor, which is nice. When I have more bike issues, I'm definitely coming back this way.

Do not do business with this customer if you expect to get paid…read more They do not pay their bills. Not late - they just do not pay at all.

From the owner: We manufacture and sell American Toohey, Troy style end grain Bass wood dart boards. We also sell…read moreApex darts.

These guys went above and beyond for me! I accidentally ordered a 9wt and needed a 6wt. When I…read morecalled, they immediately answered. Frank told me I could send it back for an exchange. They would hold the 6wt for me so it wouldn't sell out (screaming deal on a discontinued TFO Axiom II rod). I had some complicating factors with shipping and they also took care of that. After I sent the return, I called to make sure it was received and that the exchange would go through because it seemed like too many factors to magically happen. Well, Frank worked his magic and it all did go exactly as we discussed. The new rod was sent out the same day they received what I sent back and the shipping info was corrected so it would get to me within a week. I can't recommend these folks enough. Great prices, great customer service, and and overall awesome experience!

Do NOT buy their own Fly Shack brand tippets and leaders. Absolute junk. Break super easily…read more There is an obvious quality control issue with whatever manufacture they use (surely some shitty china factor) because a few worked fine but most failed. And it wasn't even an issue of testing them to their limits, they broke with hardly any force on them at all. Their flies are annoying because you have to poke a hole in the eye to get the glue out every time; at least with the smaller flies, which is what I bought. This should already have been done and is done by other online sellers like BigYflyco.com and is done with any flies I buy from brick and mortar fly shops. The clippers are junk too and obviously from china. They do not cut cleanly at all. If you buy from them stick to the name brand stuff and avoid their own personal brand crap and avoid their flies if you don't want to be poking out the eye hole very single time you put on a fly.