Great place, even better people. Called after hours and they stayed open long enough to sell us…read moresome live shrimp. The guy working there was friendly and even gave us a lead on a little fishing hole. Best bait shop in God's country! Well worth a visit if you're ever in need of some bait while fishing down in the parish.

From the owner: Customers get quality shrimp for a great price.read more

Amazing service great supply when I go there the staff is very helpful and it is a great place to…read moreget fishing gear and etc

This is a gas station, fishing store and kicked up convenience store all in one. They have a…read morebetter selection of fishing gear than many Walmarts in the area. They also sell ethanol free gas which is an important commodity for those with finicky boat motors to fuel. If you forgot a needed piece of fishing gear this place can probably hook you up as they seem to have a full range of equipment to outfit most recreational fishing needs. Shrimp boots to rods and reels can all be found in abundance here.

My son needed an emergency repair of his baseball glove for his game the next day. I went in to the…read morestore, and spoke with David. He assessed the glove, and saw that web needed to be re-laced. He got the job done within an hour, and my son was able to play! Greatly appreciated, and will definitely recommend to anyone needing quality work with an exceptionally quick turnaround!

Westbank location at end of the Oakwood mall(corner of…read moreTerry Parkway and the lower portion of the West Bank Expressway). Good selections merchandise and always helpful store personnel. I got better help than it's Lakeview mall location. Dick's Sporting Goods

This place is amazing! Not far from good fishing either. This place has everything you need to have…read morea perfect day on the water and if you are lucky you can book a trip with Miles to take you out on the water!

From the owner: Skiff Supply and Shallow South Lodge provide everything you need for fly fishing and light tackle…read morefishing in Southeast Louisiana. Located in St. Bernard Parish near Hopedale, Delacroix, and Shell Beach, just outside New Orleans, we are a full-service fly shop, fishing lodge, and charter operation specializing in Louisiana redfish. Our shop carries fly rods, reels, fly lines, leaders, custom saltwater flies, and fly fishing gear designed for the unique conditions of Louisiana marsh fishing. We also stock conventional tackle, boat supplies, technical fishing apparel, and foul weather gear so anglers are prepared for fishing the coastal waters around New Orleans, Hopedale, Delacroix, and Shell Beach. At Skiff Supply, we tie custom saltwater flies designed to target bull redfish, slot redfish, jack crevalle, black drum, sheepshead, and alligator gar when sight fishing the shallow marsh flats of St. Bernard Parish. We offer professional fly fishing guides and charter trips throughout Hopedale Marsh, Delacroix Marsh, Biloxi Marsh, Lake Borgne, and Lake Pontchartrain, some of the most productive redfish fly fishing waters in Louisiana. We also run nearshore trips and weather-permitting charters to the Chandeleur Islands targeting redfish, tripletail, jack crevalle, sharks, and other Gulf species. Guests can stay at Shallow South Lodge, located directly behind the shop, offering convenient fishing lodging near New Orleans with quick access to more than 700 square miles of marsh.

I first bought a gun at Chalmette Jewelry in 1980. From then to now, the prices are reasonable and…read morethe service is top-notch. The owner is very knowledgeable and willing to help.

went here to get my rink resized, it came back perfect. about a week later it was splitting... i…read morebrought it back and got it fixed again... and it took over a week. now, less then a week later it is splitting again!

Went to this place to buy my first hand gun, first impression was its a nice lil family business…read morefather and son type deal. had met the son by chance at the dodge dealership prior and decided to check out his shop, the guy and his dad run the place and seem friendly enough. Until after I purchase a pistol from them and need a box of ammo, they looked me straight in the eye with all the charm and bullshit that come with their whole rap and sold me a 100 count box of Winchester white box, 9mm 115 grain ammo for $50 turns out it's worth about $20 anywhere else. Also charged me about $80 more than the gun was worth. They saw me coming and took advantage, Beware this place. These two are hustlers u don't see coming.

As a local resident, I shop and buy from Centurion often. I find their prices to be equal to, or…read moreonly slightly above, the big box stores. However, I am willing to pay the small difference in price to get what the big box stores cannot provide - knowledge and service. The staff at Centurion are experts about the brands they carry, as well as, the other options available in the larger market. Centurion chooses what to stock based on their own experiences regarding product reliability and also taking into consideration their average customer's budget. For example, I once went in looking for a product from a higher-end brand that they do not usually stock. They agreed that it was a top-notch product but counseled that the item was not only more expensive than their in-house options but that, in the long term, accessories and replacement parts would be harder to find and would cost more than comparable brands. I insisted that they order the brand I wanted. While I am still happy with my purchase, their advice haunts me whenever I shop for parts - they ARE harder to find and more expensive. As a shopper, I always try to find the best deal possible and try not to forget that service is part of the deal. This is especially true for larger purchases and I do not regret paying a small premium for expert advice.

Great selection in store and the staff is both friendly and knowledgeable. They have pricing that…read morecompares to what you find online as well.

This is a decent little saltwater & freshwater bait and tackle shop which also offers rod & reel…read morerepair. They have worms, crickets and "vudu shrimp" but dont carry live shrimp. Hunting and fishing licenses are also available. they have a good selection of fake baits and lures. You can also get a very limited selection of shrimp boots here.

This place has a really comprehensive selection of all types of commercial and individual fishing…read moresupplies. I stopped in here on a search for shrimp boots during Jazz Fest when my old pair died. Unfortunately they only had a few boots left and none in my size but the store definitely has some cool stuff and should meet most of your fishing needs.

Great range! The staff is knowledgeable and very friendly and helpful. The private rifle lane is a…read morewonderful environment to teach new shooters in a professional and private environment. The patrons are respectful of each other and the range. I love shooting here. Highly recommend this range for all levels of enthusiasts.

Never heard of these guys. Just one call and spoke to Joshua and such an amazing guy; that we're…read moregoing and the indoor range is awesome, prices fees are great and my Son Jonathan and I are going! Rev Joubert of just Pastor Michael

On Saturday February 4, 2017, I had the pleasure of taking the Louisiana Concealed Handgun Permit…read more(CHP) class with my dad. The course was taught by NOLATAC instructor Kenneth "Kenny" Fernandez inside of the St. Bernard Indoor Shooting Center. This nearly 10 hour class (including the shooting course) fulfills the mandatory requirement of 9 hours of classroom instruction necessary for a lawful citizen to apply for a CHP. This is a long day and I recommend that students bring their lunch, as we only had 30 minutes to eat lunch, as well as 2 separate 5 minute restroom breaks. This may sound extreme to some, but it was the goal of NOLATAC to provide a course that could be completed in a single day, rather than having a 2-day course. The classroom is set up with tables and has room for approximately 20 students. Thankfully, the chairs are extremely comfortable and there is a lot of legroom between rows. The classroom also features a Keurig coffee machine with at least a dozen varieties of coffees, as well as snacks, water and sodas. Kenny Fernandez is an excellent instructor. By law, he is required to cover a lot of topics. Louisiana Revised Statute was covered in depth through a series of lectures and videos, with emphasis on "Use of force or violence in defense", "Justifiable homicide", "Illegal Carrying of weapons" and "Statewide permits for concealed handguns; application procedures". Discussing law can often be mundane, but Kenny's approach includes a lot of relevant videos, slideshows and scenarios. To get his students thinking, a lot of "what would you do if" scenarios were presented and discussed. From the onset of his presentation and throughout the day, the importance of safety being paramount was drilled into our heads. Our particular class had a good representation of demographics to include both sexes, multiple ethnicities and ages ranging from mid-20s to mid-70s. Kudos to Kenny for being able to keep all of us engaged and keep us all moving forward through the class until it was actually time to shoot. Topics were covered in a way that even if a student had never touched a firearm, he or she would have a solid foundation by the end of the day. Some of the basics taught were firearm nomenclature, the 4 components of a pistol cartridge and the 3 causes of ammunition malfunctions. The essential 6 fundamentals of shooting (listed below) were explained in great detail, with significant emphasis on sight alignment and follow through. 1. Grip 2. Position (stance) 3. Breath control 4. Sight alignment/sight picture 5. Trigger press 6. Follow through We were taught that as CHP holders, "lethal force should be our last resort and we should exercise confrontational avoidance whenever possible; and our ultimate goal is to avoid a confrontation by not presenting ourselves as a target". Kenny was realistic in that he advised us that sometimes, good people are placed in situations where they may have to use lethal force to protect ourselves or the life of another. But he emphasized that "We do not make the decision to shoot someone. He/she makes the decision to get shot". Furthermore, we were taught that we shoot to stop the threat and we shoot until the threat stops. We received a lot of handouts at the beginning of the class to include: 1. United Stated Concealed Carry Association 2. Louisiana Open Carry Awareness League 3. The Louisiana Shooting Association 4. National Crime Prevention Council 5. National Rifle Association 6. Armed Citizen Educational Foundation 7. Pocket Constitution (my favorite) The actual shooting portion of the class took place at the very end of the day after all the academics were complete. The shooting portion, in my opinion as a somewhat experienced shooter, was not challenging. However, it served a valuable purpose for the newer shooter and met the requirements for a CHP. The course was a 36 round course with 12 rounds being fired at a black silhouette target from 6 feet, 10 feet and 15 feet. There was also a mandatory magazine change (for semi-automatic firearms) after each 6 rounds. Kenny was able to get us through the range portion of the class quickly and safely by utilizing some of the St. Bernard Indoor Shooting Center firearms instructors. I thoroughly enjoyed this class and I highly recommend using NOLATAC if you ever consider taking a CHP class. And if you do, I'd find out when Kenny Fernandez is teaching and try to get in his class.

I have attended the chp class on numerous occasions just for refresher knowledge in regards to the…read morelaws. For those that want to claim false facts in regards to the class or the instructors and say it's a racist class that would be a flat out lie and false. At the beginning of the class it is even states that the class will cover issues which have happened in the past and may be controversial, but only 100% of the truth in regards to the legal outcomes will be put out. There has never been any personal feeling or thoughts injected into the classes at anytime and it's always a great thing to hear people ask questions in regards to all situations and matter that is displayed during the course. Again the has never been any bias given in regards to anyone's race, color or sex during the class or in any of the items covered during the class. In fact if anyone is evening extra knowledge or guidance in regards to there chp permit the owner as well as the instructors are always available via email or even to the side during the class on breaks to assist. Great class and it's obvious due to the amount of other chp instructors within the state who have come and sat in the class as well as sought out additional knowledge for their personal classes. Even if you don't intend on getting your chp I highly recommend atleast at a minimum attend the course for the knowledge it provides