Bass Pro Shop
Went to the Katy and Pearland Bass Pro Shop this weekend and was disappointed. To me the one in Hammond is bigger and better. Am I the only one that feels this way or does anyone else feel this way.
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dats the mother ship
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I usually go to bps with absolutely no idea what I need.. I just stroll and buy lol. I try and avoid it
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spent ~$125 today, on fishing license, mud boots, flounder gigg, and a light to go around my head!
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Been in BP and cabelas but still can't figure out how they make money considering their overhead. I would prefer to order online or shop local with folks I know. Cabelas did not shut everyone down in Gonzales like everyone first thought which is a positive in my book.
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Hit the one in Miami, bad arse!!!
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[QUOTE=ckinchen;279706]I assume you are talking about Denham Springs and not Hammond. The one in Katy is bigger/better than the one in Pearland, the Woodlands new Academy store may be better than the Bass Pro in Pearland. Yes I agree with you that the Bass Pro in Denham Springs is bigger and better than both of the Houston area Bass Pro's. Houston did not have to pay Bass Pro to come to Houston like Denham Springs did but that conversation probably is one we could have in the political section.[/QUOTE
Denham Springs did not pay bass pro to come, they did give them a huge tax incentive to come which will expire after certain amount of time. My understanding is that bass pro has pulled that same type tax deal with over half of there locations. |
I had heard they were maybe gonna build one in Lake Charles, Gander Mountain would be nice even
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Noway BP builds here, population is just not large enough to support that kind of capital expenditure. |
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I live 5min from Denham springs location. They are making money on me lol. I prefer Cabelas though, they carry a lot more local baits and great Marsh works sekection.
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I've heard from a few people that they're talking about putting a bps in sulphur. Not sure if that's true, but you never know
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I have a Gander Mtn near my house, very expensive but as a result it is never busy. A Bass Pro in the Lake Charles Area if that rumor has any legs would be great.
I think Katy is in a very different situation, the Katy area is much larger than Lake Charles (within 8-10 miles of the beltway and energy corridor) and the per household income is much higher plus it is/was pulling from a much larger city. Katy was a no brainer for Bass Pro as it got them in the Houston market. I would love for you guys to be right, hopefully you are. |
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I know this much, Academy in LC stays really busy. I would even like one of them over here.
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Academy in LC pretty much sucks. They make 1 time orders and when they run out they run out. If you dont get huntin gear the first week you arent gettin it at all. That said, the one time I have been to Bass Pro in Denham I couldnt find a single pair of Max 4 pants in the store. If we could get any type of out door store here it would be great.
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Not a fan of BPS when it comes to fishing gear. I try to spend my money with a locally owned sporting goods store.
I do buy clothes there when it is time to upgrade the closet. |
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