Everything looks good but also everything is expensive and nothing is on sale…read more I guess the craze for Stanley cup is over because they have all the color in stock upstairs. They have a lot of people working but I don't see a lot of customers.

This is a big store, the bigger DSG I have ever been to. It's a sporting goods paradise…read more I was here once before and upstairs. They have canoes and stuff on the second floor. There's a short lap track on the first floor by the shoes to try out a pair so trainers. They did get rid of their guns. Their sales section is up on the second floor. I have a huge selection of canoes and kayaks too. They have so much stuff, it's mind boggling. They even gave gold bling putter covers. Evidently Saturdays are for the boys. I must have missed that memo. They have wading boots that are taller than me even. 4-wheeled golf carts that are as big as a stroller and fold down like a stroller too.

Got a great deal on some racing skis on 40% off, saved almost $400…read more Customer service is friendly and helpful, and ski waxing is very cheap and quick!

3 employees, no one else in the store besides myself, and not helpful. Husband was in earlier in…read morethe week with the same response. He was looking at sunglasses and employee just pointed in the direction??? Worst customer service.

Excellent guidance for new fisherman. Go here for any and all gear and advice. I will be back.read more

I have fished w/ SO every Spring for the past 10 years. I was part of the original group sponsored…read moreby TCO in PA in 2016. This has always been a great fly rod smallmouth bass guide service in previous years. I have taken my son on 2 occasions and 4 other friends over a decade. This April I contacted my guide 10 days before a planned trip w/ concerns about fishing conditions given "100-year rains", a heavy winter snow-pack and flooding in Michigan w/ numerous tailwater dams being threatened. I was assured that the guide "was on the water and conditions were fine". This was a bold-faced lie. I traveled 350+ miles from 3 states away to find the Grand and Huron Rivers 5 feet above the high water mark in flood stage flowing like rapids with water clarity similar to chocolate milk. I specifically suggested that I was happy to reschedule later in the season when conditions were more favorable. I fully understand that guides have a limited season but lying about conditions to maintain income is just wrong. When all is said and done SO essentially stole $1,600 from me given booking fees, guide fees and tip, gas, food and lodging. Don't trust them in the future to have integrity in representing the conditions. They will say anything to preserve income. They have lost a client for life.

Cabela's is a wonderland our outdoorsy fun/games/sportsmanship…read more Are you hunter? Gatherer? Fisher? Archer? Kayaker? Backpaker? Anything Elserer? Chances are they're going to have what you're looking for, and more than likely in stock. There are other outdoor lifestyle chains out there, but none that measure up to the outdoor/wilderness environment that Cabela's has. From its rustic, natural(ish) décor to the outdoor displays to wildlife exhibits, you really do get that "I feel like I'm out in the woods" vibe. While I've always been a fan of Cabela's, this summer we found that they carry my absolute favorite line of bird seed. I'm a birder and feed 6 to 8 different types of feed in my back year nearly year round, and the fact that they have my favorite brand (Harvest brand bird feeds), but A) in multiple varieties and 2) IN STOCK immediately made this my go-to place when I need bird seed. We used to have to visit 3 or more retail outlets to find what I needed, but not any more. This has got to be one of the largest Cabela's in existence. Seriously. I've been to a number of them but this one just seems ENORMOUS. It's also got an absolutely beautiful 'front door' that can be seen from the expressway nearby. As I wandered around trying to find my bird seed (it literally took me over 10 minutes) I passed a number of staff members helping others and stocking shelves. OH...and an aquarium. There's a freakin' AQUARIUM in this Cabela's. As if the animals and all the outdoor displays aren't enough, they add an aquarium.

I recommend it in the sense that it is a location for guns, ammo, & accessories....other than that,…read moreit was a real let-down. BASS PRO has destroyed this company! I understand @ the time it was either BASS PRO purchase it, or the entire CABELAS franchise woulda probably gone belly-up...I get it. But the entire CABELAS ambience is gone. It's now just another BASS PRO Shop...big deal. The wildlife cafeteria is gone, the art gallery is gone, the aquarium is pitiful @ best, and the list goes on. You'll find out for yourself if you go there. I'm not gonna say, "....don't go there", but as of now it's CABELAS in name only.

I visited this place to explore its fishing pools and obtain a fishing license. I'm thoroughly…read moreenjoying the outdoorsy atmosphere here. The entire building exudes a sense of adventure, with its impressive size and exciting hunting decor and waterfall makes it feel like stepping into the great outdoors. I was amazed by the wide range of products they carry, from cart hart to north face to ray ban. We decided that I needed a new fishing pool for offshore fishing. We found a fantastic deal on one, and we also got a great deal on a fishing license. The service provided was exceptional and courteous. I'll be coming back here again and again to explore what other products they have that will enhance my next fishing adventure.

I enjoy shopping at Bass Pro Outdoor World but I do think the prices are high. They have quite a…read morevariety of sporting items, especially fishing. They have some cute displays but some of the interactive activities are not working. There also was no employees around that I could find, other than in the checkout area.

Bass Pro Shops is my one stop shop for all my hunting, fishing and camping needs. Staff is…read morefriendly , helpful and knowledgeable.

All they care about is selling clothes. They are not hunters and do not cater to real hunters. And…read moreno dummies!

Well, the name explains it all. Just take the S off and that's how people usually respond to you…read morewhen you're in the building or in the parking lot and I'm not talking about the clientele. Every time I go in there to find products I've seemed to have the same experience where most of the employees hate their job and don't wanna be there. Apparently the inventory itself is one step up junk. It all looks good on the outside, but the equipment is definitely subpar and that's being nice. At least the floors are clean. At least they were when I was there. Sadly it seems like everything's overpriced like I said, and even their hunting section is all Gucci crap that no one would really use at least the real hunters. And that's even if you have a section like that. Seriously the whole place is going downhill and I don't think they even know it. This is not just for one location I frequent at least five looking for a single product and they did not even have that even when I called in person on the other line, sadly was not helpful and their website is not helpful in the least sadly. if I had a negative score, I would probably give it here.

Went to the golf department to buy a new pair of Foot Joy shoes. I found a pair I liked but wanted…read moreto try them on before paying for them. I am 83 years old and need a shoehorn to put on shoes. Can you believe that they did not have one in the golf department. One of their employees told me they have never had a shoehorn in golf. They checked the shoe department and they didn't have one either! It would seem to me to be a major failing on the part of the store manager and both department managers not to have something as basic as a shoehorn in a store that sells shoes. I left frustrated and without buying the $190 golf shoes. Dick's is heading in the same direction as other box store who have lost their customer base. They appear to have forgotten who pays the bills to keep the store open. If I wanted to buy shoes and try them on at home, I would have ordered them on Amazon.