Scheels has everything! If you need to get a birthday gift for anyone they have something for…read moreeveryone. There's also a café with jerky, ice cream, and sandwiches. Staff also kind and helpful.

My husband and son spent two hours here. They would've stayed longer. They went for hockey skates…read moreand found their way to the Lego store and ferris wheel among many other things. Fun place to go with your family! They have everything you need. The staff was helpful.

an absolute pleasure of a visit today. i'm new to the fly, but was like a kid in a candy shop here,…read moretons to choose from. service couldn't be better, top notch; Lucas and Cooper especially were excellent, had time for a proper chat and made me feel right at home. Jim previously gave me a great tip that helped me wrangle in a rainbow the day after. i'll look forward to coming back when i'm in the area again. cheers fellas !

Boise is lucky to have this shop, and I was lucky to swing through when the owner happened to be…read morein. Everyone here was a real cheerful sight after a long slog of driving. Super friendly crew and a gorgeous shop with plenty of gear and expert merchandising. Nice, clean, organized, but not sparse. It's rare to find a fly shop where things are where I expect them to be, but they managed to pull it off. I'll be back, and next time it'll be to book a trip. Thanks for the local fly selection guys.

So far so good. I've been in three times. First time was quick and I got a referral to an online…read moresite that might have what I was looking for. Shopped that site. Won an auction bid and now owner is handling FFL part for me and will be helping with a small modification.

From the owner: Sporting Goods Retail: Fishing supplies, Hunting supplies, Pawn, Guns, Ammo, Archery, Gold, Silver,…read moreVideo Games, Knives, and MORE

Great shop in Joseph offering everything from camping and backpacking supplies to fishing gear and…read morefirearms/ammo. They have maps for nearby outdoor recreation as well as local hunting units. People behind the counters are super friendly, too.

These are kind, quality people that care about their customers and provide excellent quality and…read moreselection of products! We only come to Joseph once a year but we never miss a few trips to the Sports Corral!

Got new ski boots-never had better service in my life! The attention to detail and getting boots…read morethat fit absolutely perfectly was amazing!!! Dean and Eric did amazing job-I WOULD TOTALLY RECOMMEND ANYONE AND EVERYONE TO GET SKI BOOTS HERE!

Rented e-bikes for a few days on vacation. Staff was great about showing us the ropes, answering…read morequestions, and making sure we knew how to take care of the bikes. Seemed like a great value for 3 bikes/3 days. Loved pedal assist versus fully electric.

My first time in Boise, visiting a lifelong friend, we hired Mike Raymondi to be our guide on the…read moreOwyhee River for a day of catch and release trout fishing. The three of us, retired women with modest fishing experience and a love for nature, instantly felt at ease as he selected the waders, boots and gear in the well-organized TRR store in Eagle ( when you go there, look up, you'll have a fish's point of view- watery blown glass ornaments suspended from the ceiling). We followed Mike's truck to the river where he selected a sweet spot clear of snags and sunken hazards. The birds and awe-inspiring panoramic beauty made focusing on the orange indicator a bit of a challenge. Mike gave us a quick and articulate tutorial on casting, mending and setting the lines, then he spaced us out on the length of the river where he grew several sets of eyes, simultaneously guiding our line work and alerting us to the bobber's behavior, which you see before you feel anything. I missed several nibbles because I saw a tanager or a flicker, but we all hooked and I landed a big brown trout with lovely speckles and no wounds from the brief fight we had in reeling it in. The big takeaway about a good or bad day fishing, according to Mike, is this: hooking and landing combine a multitude of very different skills, and many people who say the fishing was bad, missed the nibble or the set, and failed to catch what fish were there. To me, there is no bad day of fishing if you are in the care of a competent guide, supplied with proper gear, a spectacular picnic lunch (kudos to Tasso in Eagle) and in an exceptionally beautiful piece of God's country, which was the case for us. Now for those of you who believe the only value in fishing is catch, catch, catch, this review will mean nothing. Mike mustered all of his powers to switch out the types of nymph flies (we were nymphing this time), and we had a spare afternoon, but you can't make fish eat when they don't wish to. Nonetheless, we felt satisfied, happy and properly looked after by TRR's professional guide service.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. The product in the shelves is on the expensive side, but…read moreeverything is focused on being good quality. I'm lucky they are close by for when I need something quickly.

Found a NEW pair of women's cold weather hunting pants that retail for $190 but I paid less than…read morehalf! It was a deal! They have everything from furniture to household items, hunting gear, western apparel, purses, luggage ... a little of everything. Worth going and searching through to find a treasure. I'm still so stoked about my hunting pants steal of a deal! The staff are friendly and helpful and will chat and off help if you're looking for something specific. I went in looking for a vanity to renew and found one for $35! I didn't buy it because I spent my $$ on the pants! Ha ha.

What a fun store to visit. I was driving through Ontario on my way to Bend Oregon and happen to…read morepass this consignment store. If you are in need of hunting, camping, and cowboy wear this store is a must. I found the people that work there to be extremely friendly and the merchandised well priced.

We reserved 2 nights at the Ridgeview campsite last minute. We are in no way camping experts much…read moreless own an RV (yet) but really wanted to check out the lake, campsites and the surrounding area. We read that this one had flush toilets and showers and we managed to reserve campsite #184 right near the facilities. We arrived a little after 1:00 and got set up right away. We went in the middle of the week right before Memorial Day so it wasn't full. Everyone had an RV and I only saw one other family tent camping. We bought the $5/bundle firewood which came with about 5 logs and it was enough for a few hours. I assume RV'ers bring their own! We hiked by the lake and the views are beautiful, there's even a little beach area. Pets are not allowed on the sand but you can bring them as long as they're leashed. The restroom/shower facilities were spotless but they close for cleaning from 1-2:30 daily. See my photos. Only 2 showers were open this time of the year, so it's best to go early in the evening. I ended up waiting about 15 minutes before a shower opened up. Unfortunately, it started raining in the middle of the night and the tent started leaking, so we cut our trip short and packed up at 0600. We only got to hang out for less than a day but it was still worth it to see the lake and scenic drive.

We had a great time camping here at the end of May! We stayed in the buttercup loop and although…read morethere are no hook ups it was wonderful and there was no one else in site except the host! We had so much fun kayaking and fishing and so did our chocolate lab! I think cascade will be an annual stop for us and looking forward to checking out the other loops!