Many selections. Have everything. Lots of kitchenware. Lady who sold fishing license was not…read moreknowledgeable about the process but we did it on line just fine.

Take this review with a grain of salt-- it's strictly relative to all the other baitshops we've…read morebeen to. That said, the store is objectively quite good. The people who work there are nice (which is surprisingly unusual for a baitshop in Ontario), the prices are good (ditto; its a great spot to stockup on extra tackle and such en-route to your fishing spot), and the minnows are quite vigorous. In our experience driving across Ontario, you usually get to pick one of those things. No other shop we've seen has managed to hit all three. We've gotten fairly resigned to a sizable percentage (sometimes half) of the minnows dying before we get a chance to use them, but that just isn't the problem here. Every single unused minnow we bought is still alive and well in my cooler over a day later, and aside from a few that seem to have died from oxygen deprivation while we were changing fishing spots, we didn't lose any en-route. The only cons are: the place is a little bit hard to find (it's behind the Husky, and in a little corner unit that's a bit hard to spot), and occasionally their hours change a bit. So you may want to call in to be sure they're open at times. Still, the location is handy if you're going up North from the GTA to fish, and they're near Bass Pro (their reputation is good enough that the fellows at Bass Pro were the ones that originally directed us here), so its a great one-stop spot to replenish equipment as well as bait and tackle.

So yesterday we discovered this small fishing and hunting store. You can tell by the amount of…read morepeople coming and going while we were exploring the store that this was the place to be. Nice to see so many people coming here rather than the big box stores. It is currently very small but the good new is that they'll soon be moving into the store space next door. Not sure if they're expanding the current space or just moving into the bigger space. Everyone there was super friendly and helpful. Though they didn't have what we were looking for today, we'll be back for future purchases. 2021-108

Captain Bobs is by far the best bait, tackle, hunting, fishing shop around. Steve is a great guy…read moreand he has everything you need for fishing, camping accessories etc...

BEST PLACE for FISHING TACKLE & GEAR!…read more This small fishing shop in Agincourt specializes in outdoors gear for fishing. It's your one-stop-shop for all anglers, novices and pros alike. Located at Midland and Sheppard East. Great place to go for fishing tourism, hobby fishing enthusiasts, young and old. I spotted a cute pink Barbie fishing rod and a cute blue Disney Frozen-themed rod for the kids. They've got everything from bait (big worms, green worms, trout roe, trout roe worms, minnows) and tournament tackle (like spinnerbaits, skipping jigs, soft durable plastic baits). They also have nets, bobbers, hooks, lines and sinkers. There's a good selection of both novice and non-novice lightweight carbon rods and fishing vests to dress the part too. Get your fish handling gloves and disinfectant wipes here too. Say no more to stinky fish hands after a long day of fishing!

From the owner: We're open 24 hours on weekend during the summerread more

It's the ultimate location to buy canoeing, camping, fishing, hunting clothes and equipment. It is…read morea huge two-storey store and has many options for each item to choose from. The prices are competitive and they always something on sale. The staff are friendly and helpful. They're well-informative, so make sure you reach out to them if you have any doubts/questions.

I have tried to contact uni response and no refund still passing buck to courier still out 150read more

Walked in and the staff and their friends started to roast us about what we were wearing. The shop…read moreis very disorganized and you have to go back and fourth through isles to find what you're looking for or compare prices of similar baits. Staff was clearly sick and coughing throughout the shop (no mask) If you're traveling from far I don't recommend coming here. I downloaded this app just so I can write a review about how bad my experience was at JB's.

Great selection, fair prices, and some of the coolest musky baits I've seen. The dude was super…read morefriendly every time I've been. If you're in the area check it out.

Unassuming from the outside, but a huge inventory on the inside. They have everything that you need…read morefor hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities. We got our fishing license renewed, and bear spray which other places were sold out of. They sell hunting rifles, waders, fishing rods, boots and a whole bunch of stuff! The staff are very helpful and offer recommendations and show you different options in the price range that you're looking for. They can help put fishing line on your rod, and help you get started or advance in a new hobby!

Gagnon sports is one of the only places I'll go to purchase anything for fishing. Their staff are…read moreincredible. I went in to the store all excited about purchasing a new fishing rod and reel they literally stood with me for over an hour talking to me and listening to me hum and haw over what I wanted. Not only did they take the time to address my needs and concerns but they showed me a wide range of reels some 40 dollars and some 400 dollars talking about the pros and cons of each reel. They really know there stuff. I won't go to box stores for big purchases because they would never EVER take the time Gagnon staff took with me that day..

If you're looking for some fishing supplies, or just want to get your shoes fixed, there's no…read morereason not to come by. If you're one of those common types who obviously require both services at once, I can almost assure you there's no better place than this for your needs. Small and cramped, the aisles offer all sorts of lures, rods, and whatever else you need to get out onto Lake Ontario in style. Whether you need a study down rigger, or just a split rapala for casting off the pier they'll have what you need.

From the owner: We are a local fishing tackle store in Port Credit, Mississauga, ON. We have a large collection of…read morefishing reels, rods, lines, and baits for professional anglers and learners. Our store staff has a deep knowledge of aspects of fishing including knowing where to fish, what bait works best, and how to set up a fishing rod and reel.

First let me say this store should be called Orvis: The Adams. There are like five Adams who have…read moreworked here over the past several years. I know this because this is my husband's toy store and I hear so many stories about Adam Schroder or Adam Slavinski or Adam the big cheese manager. I can't keep them all apart. All I know is one of them just shaved his beard and my husband is distraught. I'm pretty sure my husband is thinking about changing his name to Adam. Before my husband ever started fly fishing, I used to go here with my daughter clothes shopping. They have some really great brands - made in America - excellent customer service. When my husband put down his guitar and picked up his fly rod (only one expensive hobby at a time, please), this became the go-to place for all the things. Fly rods. Reels. Bags. Shirts. Pants. You get the drift. This is where my husband was introduced to and fell in love with Kuhl pants. He also really loves the Orvis-branded hats and shirts and jackets. This year he even has some things on his wish list for the dog. They've got a great selection of dog beds and toys in wonderful quality. And as I said, made in America, which is very important to our family. And then there are the Adams. They are really knowledgeable about the area fishing spots and my husband knows he can rely on them for current information. He just got home from Orvis, as a matter of fact, where one of the Adams told him Oatka and the Niagara River are looking pretty good right now. Tip: They teach free fly tying and fly fishing classes as well. If you're at all interested in learning how to fly fish, this is hands-down the best place in the area to learn. Ask for Adam.

I signed up myself and Mark for a Fly Fishing 101 Class…read more "The Adam's" were GREAT. Incredibly knowledge and truly passionate about their sport. We borrowed poles and were able to head outside to learn how to Fly Fish. We even got to attempt (and I got one!) using Velcro flies and Velcro fish out on the lawn. It was super silly and fun. The store is neat, clean, and organized. You can get clothing, Shoes, Pet Supplies, and all imaginable gear (and there's a TON) for this sport. Prices range from $100 - $1,500 depending on the level of deep dive you plan to make into the world of Fly Fishing. We are signed up for Fly Fishing 201 in a week and I will report back!

One of the best places in Niagara for fishing tackle. Great staff very friendly service and…read moreknowledgeable of the products.

....with the arrival of Bass Pro on every angler's minds here in Niagara I must say that I am the…read morefirst guy to say "Support the little guy!".... but in this case, now way, jose. I was treated so poorly at Pete's Tackle years ago that I for one embrace the idea of Bass Pro moving in. On the local fishing chat rooms, the chat is often edited when it comes to this subject but for the record let me share my story....and this story comes from a guy who worked at all the local tackle shops over the years From John Dixon's to Steve's and who knows customer service firsthand. I had bought a light rod from Pete's for my wife to use at Jordan Harbour in our canoe. She hooked a one lb sheepshead and when lifting it up, the rod snapped! Hmmmmmmm.... not good and I have seen many rods break over time and once made my own rods so, i headed back to Pete's. What happened to me there still makes me sick to this day. As soon as i got in the door to tell my story to Pete, it was a "good cop, bad cop" routine. An older part-time employee ( a GM worked I was told later), looked at me after i told my story about the rod, and said to me "you closed your trunk on it". I remained calm and repeated my story. "Nope", he said. "You closed your trunk on it." Petes stood there staring off into the distance. I was stunned, flabbergasted and so pissed off I never went back and in no way intend to ever go back. I spend annually approximately 600 to a 1,000 on pure tackle. Their loss. I went on to use Bass Pro online and they have been wonderful to me. Welcome to Niagara, Bass Pro!