Great Bait and Tackle store, good selections and resizable prices. Good service too. Blue Ribbon…read morewill even share with you the hot spots where people are catching fish locally.

Shhhhh...don't tell everyone but this is the best place for bait in the Twin Cities! Locally…read moreowned and operated and top notch service. They always have the bait that I'm looking for and the price is worth the scoops they send you away with. Also have a well stocked supplies shop with prices comparable to big box stores. But local and always make Blue Ribbon your pick for bait all year round! Def recommend!!

Such high praises for this store! Very knowledgeable, friendly and customer service oriented…read more Their custom rods are superb and worth every penny! Great selection of everything you may need! Highly recommend!

Good selection, I think? New to fly fishing after inheriting a rod from my late father in law…read more Went to get fitted for a reel and ask questions about getting started but was met with as little help as humanly possible. Worst customer service. Would have spent a boat load more and would have been a repeat customer but left feeling uncomfortable and won't go back.

I've been coming here getting bait since I was a pre-teen. Even though I no longer live in the…read morearea, my immediate family does. Nothing is better than stopping at mikes bait before going out ice fishing or going out in the boat! Took the kayak out on Big Green today. I stopped in for some leaches and minnows. As always, the bait was lovely and healthy. Prices are reasonable and I was greeted and helped politely. Thanks for being a staple to the fishing community!

Stopped in Mike's on the way to a day trip on the St. Croix. The place NEVER disappoints in terms…read moreof available, good quality live bait. On this visit I really recognized their competitive pricing of hard baits...same or lower than Fleet Farm but far superior, friendly and knowledgeable staff. If you need anything while in the area I'd highly recommend stopping in for bait and advice. Some time spent at Mike's will definitely improve your chances of a good day on the water.

These guys and gals could not have been better with my son as he's learning to shoot and get his…read morebow set up. Major major props to everyone who helped, made sure his string slap was takin care of. Talked him through every part of his stance, grip, release. It was an amazing experience.

These people are genuine and legit. I prefer making the drive out from the cities than going to…read morelocal ones in St. Paul. Customer service is superb, friendly, and always willing to help!

Mrs. Carnivore and I decided to try disc golf. We figured the Aussies use boomerangs to hunt with,…read moreso maybe a Frisbee could be similarly purposed. Step one was to find a local expert and acquire knowledge and necessary equipment. I determined that my current location was near Everyday Disc Golf, and proceeded to confirm with the website that as it was 11:15am, the shop would be open. I arrived at approximately 11:30 to a locked business with no lights on, and a sign proclaiming the hours to be from 11am-7pm. I called the business phone number, and those hours were confirmed. I waited and watched two groups of would-be customers visit the store to no avail. One of the would-be customers asked some of the other businesses, and was told the proprietor generally rolled in around noon or so. NOON OR SO! If you are going to have a business with public hours that are available on the internet, a storefront sign, and in voice mail, maybe you should care enough to be open during those hours. I departed, and will not darken this doorstep ever again. I instead made the drive to a town known as Little Canada, to a store named Delta Disc Golf. You should too, because the good people there actually are present during store hours.

They have an amazing selection, and Tom is super knowledgeable and helpful-- he had amazing disc…read morerecommendations for me, a female golfer, which isn't always the case at DG shops. His dedication and work to support the sport is admirable as well. Spend your money here.

I had the pelasure of taking a basic gun class at Range USA last Fall which provided great basics…read moreand range time. Since then, I've signed up for the Premium membership and another intermediate gun class. As someone who lives past Rogers, this was conveniently located, clean facility, and great store layout. The safety officer inside the range has always been so conversational and helpful. I've also had great interactions with most of the customer sevice reps. and a really proactive young lady who works Weekends from 2 to 6pm. Unfortunately I had 3 experiences that sealed the deal on me canclling my membership- the last one being a team lead. Although I was a member and in the member line, I was charged non membership prices for 380 range bullets my first time there. I hadn't realized it until anotha rep- on a separate occasion, qouted me non-membership bullets although I was in the members lane. It wasn't until I questioned the lower priced labels -he acknowledged it was member prices. I confirmed I was a member and he rang me up accodingly. To add context, I had purchased a gun at Fleet thereafter and was sold the incorrct gun despite questioning the key differences in Rueger 380 security vs. Secturity 9mm. In addition to being sold range bullets when I needed self defense bullets. I later learned from a helpful rep at Range USA about the trade options for a credit towards another gun if I wanted. He also encouraged me to verify how Fleet Farm registered the sale and see if I could return it. It had been over a month so I wasn't confident in that but that did bring me back in the store later to verify the process. I came back on a Saturday and was met with a lead (Asian man) Chiam/chiam and another male rep behind the counter. When I walked in I greeted everyone. The lead rapid fire asked if I was there to shop, shoot or something else. It was so fast and off putting that I could only pause. He repeated it, I explained I wanted more info. About the trade in process and also who I would need to speak with if I decided to go with that option. After explaining the process. He said I could come in and speak with anyone however I was previously told I'd need to speak with a manager or higher up which I relayed. The rep. behind the counter confirmed I would need to speak with a lead and confirmed Chiam was a lead. Shocked the hell outta me as he was so off putting and short the whole interaction- now giving misinformation.The culmination of all those experiences compelled me to cancel my membership that day. Overall, I really liked Range USA so much that I'd come by myself bi-weekly, planned to take my daughter and mentee even promoting their open house and recommendinf them to others but now have mixed feelings after the negative experiences

Had a little trouble with a transaction, but this employee Will (William) found a way to make it…read moreright and I'm grateful and have a renewed interest in getting more time in at the range. Thanks Will!

So I'd been to Stan several times over many years and always knew I'd come away pleased. There's…read moresomething about walking into that little shop that told me "craftsmen would make my old club great again." Never disappointed. Now Stan is retired, trading Minnesota winters for more agreeable weather, and the shop is CLOSED! His son has taken over the business operating out of a modern building housing a lot of simulator bays and even a small restaurant and bar (Office Golf in Bloomington). The work he did for me, refinishing a couple of woods, was quite good and a good price, I'll probably go back. Still...I miss that little shop on S Bryant.

So glad that a new owner is continuing the great tradition of fast quality service. New location,…read moreOffice Golf is a great surprise. Happy to support a hard working talented business person!

This place is huge!! You could spend hours here. I've gone a couple times but haven't found…read moreanything really good, they have a lot of the same stuff so you really have to go through everything to find a good deal. Wish they would be more clear with their deals like the 50% off deals that rang up at the register. The people on the floor are friendly and keep things organized, they don't bother you too much and let you browse. It is very overwhelming to try to go through everything there so you really have to be in a mindset to go through every item. It is laid out nicely by size, color and type. Not amazed by the shoe selection. The cashiers are not that friendly or helpful. I had a $10 coupon that wouldn't work and the cashier just stood there staring at me instead of doing anything or even asking a manager to help. I might check out the other locations. Wish there were more around. I just have to drive far to get to these ones but maybe that's a good thing so I don't have to spend so much money!