Online Ordering

[crossover]

Lol, from that overstockbait site:

 

Do you ship to my country? We currently ship to all US States including Hawaii and Alaska and Canada.

 

[Mike01]

haha, that's pretty funny, I don't think the yanks could handle us!

[redskullz]

Ebay FTW! Ebay stores are usually so fast and minimal to no fees n stuff from my experiences.

 

Yep...ebay rules for tackle! I am patient and bid on lures i want. Sometimes the prices are incredible. I bought 14 mepps Xtra deep #2 spinners this year for trout fishing for $24 shipped....also bought many rapalas for less than $3 each shipped.

Some of the hard to find older lures though....rapala HJ-14 in orange crawfish seller wanting $30 for example....LOL

[redskullz]

OH yeah...about cross border fees.

If a package is stopped in customs(seems to be random...out of 500 packages from the US i have had maybe 10 that i had to pay customs fees on) you will be subject to customs fee if delivered by USPS. The amount of fees depends on a percentage of the declared value of the goods.(somehwere around 15%)

If UPS is the carrier and the package is stopped in customs, there is a $30 handling fee in addition to the customs fees.(i wont bid on an auction if UPS is the only way they'll ship)

[DRIFTER_016]

In Canada there are several good choices.

As stated there is The Fishin' Hole and LeBarons (although their online ordering is a PIA) and Cabelas Canada.

There are a bunch of specialty stores across the country doing business online as well ie. Centerpin Angling

[Mike01]

Well, the order came in today. From California to North Bay in about 24 hours, I couldn't believe it. Got dinged with an $18 "brokerage fee" but all in all I'd certainly order from them again.

[glen]

$18 you got off lucky. I had two lures cost me $44 at the door.