Fish & Finn Outfitters and Consignment

09/17/2026

Happy Pink Arrow week!
We will be closing at 5pm today (to go watch Lowie cheer!) and also tomorrow for The Pink Arrow Football game🏈🎗️🩷

09/16/2026

We have another new vendor, Swiftwater Lures! Keaton is a 6th grader here in Lowell and he is excited for you to try out some of the baits he’s been working on!🎣

09/16/2026

Hayden with a quick before soccer!⚽️

09/16/2026

It's Wishlist Wednesday! 🐾

This week, instead of sharing a specific wishlist, we want to shout out our amazing Donation Location partners and sponsors for so generously hosting donation bins for Grand Rapids Pit Bull Alliance.

Each of these locally owned businesses hosts a bin where you can drop off supplies during their regular business hours.

Thank you to the following businesses ❤️
Cascade Hospital for Animals
Breton Village Animal Clinic
B.C. Pizza Lowell
Chow Hound Pet Supplies (Standale location)
Red Barn Veterinary Clinic
Global Infusion
First Congregational UCC of Lowell
Ada Hospital For Animals
Broad Leaf Brewery & Spirits - Kentwood
The 12th House GR
Your Pets Naturally - Grand Rapids
Fish & Finn Outfitters and Consignment

Thanks to your support and kindness, we're able to secure pet food and supplies that help people and their pets in our community and most importantly, keep them together. 🙏🏾

Interested in hosting a donation bin or holding a donation drive? Email us at [email protected] 💌

09/15/2026

New Merchandise Alert!! We just got in these sweet new Salmon and Steelhead spinners, and some great casting spoons! Just in time for Fall! Come and get them before we sell out of your favorite colors! These are real nice!

09/10/2026

Check out this Mid Century Frabill boat seat/stadium seat! Not a crack or tear on it after all these years, perfect condition.

09/09/2026

We are always pushing Fishing as therapy for a lifetime. It's one of the reasons we put so much effort into getting kids in our community out into nature, teaching them a new skill and helping them build a community of friends with the same interests. We hope and believe it could change or even save lives someday.

This Saturday we will be at the Beau Wilder Mental Health Movement remembrance walk along Lowell's Riverwalk to help raise awareness and build community, because no one struggles alone. Stop out and cast a line and help build a supportive community. We will share the link in the comments if you'd like to register for the walk. Below we wanted to share why Fishing for mental health works.

1. Fishing reduces stress and enhances mood. According to the National Library of Medicine, recreational fishing has been associated with lower stress levels and improved mood. One study on recreational fishing, health and well-being found that avid anglers reported up to 15.4% lower stress scores compared to less active anglers.

2. Being outdoors improves mental well-being. Spending time in nature, including activities like fishing, can enhance overall mental well-being. Research highlighted by the American Psychological Association outlines how exposure to natural environments is linked to improved mood, a reduction in anxiety (the benefits of fishing for anxiety are proven), cognitive benefits, and a decrease in negative emotions.

3. There is a direct connection between mindfulness and fishing. Fishing requires focus and patience, which fosters a state of mindfulness. The meditative aspect of time in nature leads to relaxation and stress relief, which contributes positively to mental health. According to an article published by the National Alliance on Mental Illness, fishing can remind us of the importance of making deliberate choices for our well-being.

4. Outdoor activities can encourage positive social connections. Participating in fishing often involves social interactions, which are very beneficial for mental health and longevity (check out the National Library of Medicine research on social relations and life satisfaction). Engaging in outdoor activities with others can improve social bonds, boost self-esteem, and provide a source of emotional support.

5. Fishing provides outdoor physical activity. Fishing is a form of physical activity that is accessible to many, including individuals with disabilities or those recovering from illness. When we can engage in outdoor activities that improve our physical health, there are additional positive mental health outcomes that follow (reference the research on Mental Health and Recreational Angling in the UK).

Why is fishing for mental health so beneficial? Learn how fishing contributes to stress relief, mental health benefits through studies, scientific research

09/08/2026

We just got in a MEC Shotshell reloader $99.99. I think it’s a 20 gauge by looking at the size of it. I can’t see anything that says the gauge.

09/04/2026

Labor Day Hours-

Friday- 12-4pm
Saturday-Monday- Closed

Everyone have a great and safe weekend! 🎣🪱🪣

09/01/2026