Real cool bait and tackle shop located at the Jekyll Island pier. They carry a wide variety of bait…read moretackle and accessories, especially those needed for fishing on the beach off of the pier and in the local area in general. They also have a couple of local fisherman either in or around the store or up on the pier that have been fishing in the area for years and can provide you with some general advice on bait to use and types of fish that are actually hitting in the area. Definitely would recommend starting here first if you are intending to do some serious fishing. They also have several picnic tables with barbecue grills and an outdoor bathroom that is really clean. They also have a beach area if the kids wanna hang out which also seems to serve as additional areas for shore fishing.

Located in Clam Creek Picnic Area, at the northernmost point of the island, Jekyll Fishing Center…read moreis a fairly priced store that is PACKED with merchandise! They have everything from souvenir Tees and shot glasses, to seashell wind chimes, to anything you need for fishing, to beachy home decor, and even some higher end outdoor supplies (relevant to the campground across the road from Clam Creek). Souvenir items the same as what is sold at Jekyll Market, were 20-30% cheaper at Jekyll Fishing Center. One family member bought some expensive outdoor gear and was very happy with the price. It wasn't anything needed, but the deal was too good to pass. Staff was really friendly and attentive. Vibe in the store is welcoming and unobtrusive. Will be back next trip!

Prices are a little higher than normal, hut they are right next to the pier and sell everything you…read morewill need. They also will give you tips/tricks and recommendations if you start a conversation with them.

I purchased two fishing set ups and worker helped me find everything I needed to start fishing, and…read morewas very helpful to show me what the different setups did. I would definitely recommend to anyone.

Owned and operated by Billy and Fay, a local couple with deep roots in the area. They have their…read moreown boats to get fresh live shrimp, minnows, fiddler crabs, and blue crabs. They have frozen squid and fish cut bait, plus unfrozen dead shrimp. They are expanding their services and inventory of tackle. Plus, they're good sources of what's biting when and where.

Overall an amazing bait shop. Service is amazing, the wait isn't long at all. Also an amazing…read moreselection of bait, and things in their shop. Two amazing dogs (really friendly) and an amazing price of things.

They have live and frozen shrimp every time I go fishing and there aways open every day of the weekread more

We stopped here on the way back from visiting the Horton House Ruins and the du Bignon cemetery…read more It's not far away off the main road. We came here to see their fishing pier, not realizing that it's also a venue for horseback riding. But the signs say this as you are entering the area. This is one of the few really buggy places we encountered on island. In fact, the buggiest. We were glad we had some spray on. So, plan ahead if you're coming here. We drove in on a very narrow road along with a few of the bicycle riders. We passed some of the picnic areas with tables and grills. We parked along the water in the small, paved lot next to the bait and tackle shop/convenience store (it seems to have a bit of everything). We took a walk part of the way down the pier. It is quite large and T-shaped with a straightaway section that's open air and a partly covered area further out into the water. We stopped and talked to some of those who were fishing. We were curious to see what they were catching, if anything. We were told flounder and sheepshead. (Just a note: both are tasty fish, and we were surprised to find no restaurants on island serving either of these fish.). It was delightful with a slight breeze. The park is located across the road from a campground so that may be why there were a lot of bike riders here. In addition, there is a jogging trail which we didn't explore. Supposedly you can see some ships from this pier, as well, but we didn't see any at the time we were there.

This is a cool park at the northern tip of the island. It is located directly across the street…read morefrom the Jekyll campground. This area features a fishing pier, a bait & tackle / convenience shop, picnic areas, grill areas, public restrooms, beach access, views of the sunset, bike and hiking paths, and pens from which the horseback rides embark. This is a very cool place, but i experienced two drawbacks. One was the gnats. Nowhere else on the island did I get gnats than here. I was all over the island, all times of day and night, and honestly this was the only spot where i felt any bugs! I presume it's because of the fish being caught everywhere, but still it's unpleasant. I wish the parks department would look into insect control. If toxins are a concern, natural solutions like nematodes and bats are great at controlling bugs. The other issue was some of the people who consistently hung out at this location. I definitely felt safe everywhere on this island, but I did feel a little intimidated at this spot with some of the fishermen. It seemed like people were casing one another, for what, I do not know. But there was this weird anxiousness and paranoia going on for a lot of the fishing people. Maybe they were competing with one another for the best spot to fish? Just kind of pacing past one another, giving dirty looks. Odd. Or maybe they were just losing their minds from the bugs? People were definitely on edge any time I visited this place. I smiled at many, no one smiled back. Just odd. So those things aside, I recommend you plan to wear bug repellent and just keep moving around as you visit this place. Idk how people were grilling and having picnics with those gnats. Good for them. But my advice is to just make your rounds to see everything and hike it outta there to anywhere else on the island if you want to just sit and chill!

Great product. I was looking for a popping cork that: had a sturdy center wire, metal beads, and…read moreweighted. This cork has all three, the beads are very loud and will get their attention. First time out with this cork caught my personal best Redfish. Great product, can't recommend enough.

The Thunder chicken is a cast-able popping cork, designed to cast in windier conditions and can be…read morethrown accurately. No longer are you forced to fish with a jig-head for a soft plastic bait to make a cast. You now have the options to fish unweighted, artificial or live bait at incredible distances from the boat without even any consideration of having to place any weight on the leader. The Thunder Chicken Popping Cork is the BEST fishing bobber/float you will ever buy! It is a necessary advantage of your competitors! You want to show your fellow anglers up-buy your Thunder Chicken today! Worlds best fishing tackle! EVER!!!

So disappointed in the customer service. I bought 3 Coleman B-100 bikes for my grandsons for…read moreChristmas. One of the bikes that I received did not have a front fender and then on Christmas Day the same bike wouldn't stay running either. So I drove 60 miles to return it or exchange it. When I walked up to the customer service desk I was greeted by a very rude female employee. It was like she was excited to tell me that there were no returns on gas powered items. She offered no help except to slam a piece of paper on the counter in front of me that said "No returns" . So now one of my grandsons is without a Christmas present. I do not recommend shopping at this store. The date and time we were in the store was 12/26/23 @ 10:30.

Nov. 6, 2022 1:55 P One cashier open 14 people in line. NEVER more than one cashier. Now we have…read moretwo major sporting goods stores (Dick's) taking up valuable retail space. I'm sure Dick's is on it's way out. Academy was a breath of fresh air when it opened. Now, right down there with Dick's. Where do you hire management, old closed Waffle Houses. CLOSE, this community owes you nothing.