I had a chicka-plow shipped here for an FFL transfer, and lemme tell ya. I'm a black woman walking…read moreinto a sporting goods store, and everybody there... isn't, if you understand where I'm coming from. However, they were all business and friendly. I told them what I was there for, and they pointed the way to the second floor. All concerns were out the door at that point, except for my fear of heights, but I made it. Anyways, it took maybe all of 10 minutes, $60, and I was out the door with my goods. I'll likely go back there for all the other accessories, holsters, etc. They have an excellent selection for pretty much anything you're into, and the prices seemed to be on par with expectations. I would highly recommend.

High praise for the staff handling my recent FFL transfer. Zack and Tim in the firearms room were…read morefriendly, helpful and well informed. Zack processed me through the paperwork very efficiently and gave me a brief instructional session on my new Colt 1911, as I had not used one since Army days in the 1960s. Altogether my best gun store experience.

Took the boys to shop (they fish, not me) and visited a few shops during the morning. Of the shops…read morethis one smelled like dead fish and was over priced on the items (clothes) I looked at while shopping - I don't fish or trap so no idea on the pricing for the store's main purpose. The employees didn't seem to care we were there or offer to help as other stores did so while this may be local they don't provide that local friendly service.

I stopped in here with one of my friends to get some live bait so we could teach his kids how to…read morefish. We ended up being 100% successful in not catching a single fish the entire day. The kids were also 100% in using up all the live shrimp we got them and they also managed to destroy one of my fishing poles as well. So for a first time outing Hooked Up Bait & Tackle provided us exactly what we needed... well a better location was probably needed but we will save that for later... Overall this is a great spot for taking care of your bait and tackle needs for your fishing adventures.

Fresh bait from a lovely lady with large shrimp tanks in the back. They also noted some live crabs,…read morebut I didn't see any in the back shed where we were buying bait. They were open early, and they have a little dock in the back where you can do some crabbing and fishing, too, if you'd like. Shrimp were lively, all right, and she gave us more than we paid for, which was nice. There is unpaved parking and a loop under the bridge if you're headed the other way on the divided highway above.

A tiny bait shop with essential fishing accessories. They have live crickets, shrimp bait, and…read moreworms - maybe more but that's all I noticed in the fridge. The gentleman, who I believe own and live there, was very helpful and friendly. He even schooled me on how to put hooks on an unfamiliar fishing leader. Located under a bridge near the water yet quite and serene. A place I imagine after retirement - away from it all and fishing with all my heart desires. Oh yeah, there's a pub/restaurant next door.

If you find yourself in St. Bernard Parish and suddenly discover a need to enjoy the offerings of…read morethe sportsman's paradise of Louisiana then look no further than Hook & Line! So you might guess what sorts of things a place named Hook & Line offers but you would probably be underestimating this joint. Hook & Line is a VERY popular spot for folks around Chalmette, LA that need fishing and hunting gear along with offering some equipment repair services. This place actually still offers nice customer service and fair prices so you somehow actually still get good value for your hard earned money here unlike way too many other places that don't seem to want to be bothered by customers while they then proceed to charge an arm and a leg for the "experience." Overall this is a great spot to visit and leaves you in a far better mood than most of the competition. So like so many GREAT things this business Ain't Dere No More and sadly has closed...

Hook & Line has been recommended to me by every guide and private fisherman I have known in St…read more Bernard Parish. Owned by the Macaluso's, a husband and wife who've served the Chalmette community for decades, the shop carries a full line of hunting and fishing equipment, clothing and supplies. Hook & Line is a one-stop fallback for sportsmen who forget things; a last-minute source for those who travel a bit too light; and a repair center for those who are just unlucky. Hook & Line offers reasonable prices (check out the "bargain table" set up in the middle of the shop), and as a bonus, information and advice are provided to the respectful, unobtrusive sportsman, free of charge.

Great little archery shop, clean, 15 yard indoor range for practice and 'tuning'. Vintage bows…read moreready to try. New stuff. Fun talkers if that's your brew. Lessons too. Half block further out of Slidell than Lee's Hamburgers. Near the traffic light on North side of Gause W. Down side.......Ken and Lee are missed. Ken for health and Lee moved to Arkansas.

Awesome experience! I went in and purchased a new bow and couldn't be happier about the experience…read more They are extremely friendly and willing to help in anyway possible as well ask answer any questions I had. This being my first bow and all I can say that they made the experience easier than I thought it would be and I am excited to return and get some lessons!

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

J&M Tackle was one of the most helpful tackle shops I've been in. The staff took the time to…read morerecommend tackle that would actually work for what I was trying to do, and they even pointed me toward a few spots to try fishing. What really stood out was how much they seemed to genuinely care about helping customers. I must have been asked at least five different times if I needed help finding anything or had any questions. That level of customer service is hard to find these days. Great shop, great people, and definitely worth stopping in if you're in the area.

I've been here at J&M Tackle on Canal Road a number of times over the years, but I got to be honest…read moreit's not normally my first stop. My neighborhood bait shop usually has what I need for most my fishing trips, and J&M is a 20-minute drive in the opposite direction from where I normally fish on the Gulf or Bob Secour River. Still, when my local place comes up short or I need something specific, J&M is where I go. The place is a big resource for us anglers with a massive selection of gear, from live bait and frozen shrimp to rods, reels, lures, and fishing clothes. They even have stuff like pier nets and sandals, which I've actually picked up before. The staff indeed know their stuff and is always ready to help. One time, I was looking for a better setup for surf fishing, and a guy there walked me through some options for pompano rigs. He didn't push me toward the expensive stuff, just pointed out what would work for the kind of fishing I do. I ended up with a couple jigs and a new line that did the job. I've also had them fix a couple of rods for me. Last spring, my go-to rod got banged up pretty bad and the tip was shot, and I that it might be done for. I took it to J&M's rod shop, in the back, where they build custom rods. The person I talked to asked about how I used it and what happened, then said they could repair it. About a week later, I got it back, and it was good as new with a rebuilt tip. The repair cost was a little more than I hoped, but it saved a rod I didn't want to replace, and it wasn't that crazy. I wouldn't say J&M blows me away, like Bass Pro Shop, but It's absolutely a solid tackle shop with a lot to offer, and the biggest around. The staff is friendly and quick to answer questions, whether I'm asking about what's biting or how to tweak my gams for redfish, trigger, flounder, etc. The place is organized, and I like that they carry brands I know plus some new ones I've tried out. I've been to other shops around, and J&M has more options than the rest, period. Beyond fishing gear, some of the fishing clothes, like the fancy shirts, can be a bit overpriced. But for tackle and gear, the prices are fair, and I've never left empty-handed. In addition they have gas, diesel and non-lead fuels for your boats!! Bottomline: J&M Tackle is a reliable spot when I need more than my local shop can offer. If you're in Orange Beach and serious about fishing, it's worth a visit for the gear and the know-how. Recommended!

The service provided by Jeremy and his staff is top notch to say the least. I traveled back to my…read morechildhood walking through his door. The atmosphere is relaxed with an old school charm that leaves you looking forward to your next visit. Jeremy meticulously conceptualized my outing and provided necessities I hastily overlooked. The knowledge I was lucky enough to absorb from him during our brief interaction proved to be vital to my family's successful fishing trip. The Bait Shop and staff have earned a customer for life after the memories they helped cultivate that morning. If you are looking for a family friendly environment where the customer still matters, then I would highly suggest stopping by.

Top of the line country sandwich or burgers with fresh cut fries great place to eat great people…read moreand breakfast

Great people, awesome sandwiches and breakfast food, ambiance of an d country store. What else can…read moreyou ask for? Nothing, highly recommended!