1/19/2022 Fishing Tackle Launch

We are very sorry to see a our friends at Tackle Town down the road close. We have known them for many years and Paul made amazing hand-made fly fishing tackle. Although we are never going to be able to offer the hand-made treasures he made, we are able to offer a great affordable range of tackle conveniently located just a few minutes down the road near both Caesar Creek State Park and camp ground, and Cowin Lake. This is a carefully select line effective in catching the local fish in the area.


10/7/2020: Workshops Set to Resume November 2020

After the shutdown in May, we had to postpone our workshops. After reopening, we not only expanded, but also created a new training and workshop environment to safely host demonstrations and workshops. We invite you to check out our new workshop schedule and come by to visit. Looking forward to seeing you again!

9/17/2020: Zombie Outpost Expands Across the Aisle

Just a little over a year since we opened, we ran out of room to offer the selection our customers want and need. We made a move across the aisle affording us more space for the selection we wish to offer that is in more demand now then ever. The new space gives us a safe shopping environment for customers to be distanced and comfortable. In addition, there is a larger, private workshop and training area. "The new space gives us greater flexibility and we are able to offer a larger assortment of the items our customers are looking for."

The new space still offers the same "vibe" and personal approach the customers have enjoyed in the past but with the benefits and comfort of being able to stay a while and discover the unique finds and exchange stories, tips and other knowledge along their travels through the market.



September 2020

September 2020


September 2020


September 2020


May 2019

The first spot we opened

May 2019

Our first location

November 2019

The first expansion

February 2020


February 2020




Biff Wellington

A.K.A. Zombie

Born and raised in Dungeness, Kent in the UK. His first job was naming dissuaded soccer balls behind the dumpster of a skate park that had no need for busted soccer balls.


He actually graduated high school, hitch-hiked to Germany and back just because.


He eventually went to a some-what not so prestigious university in Larvik Norway where he achieved various degrees including a Master of Fine Arts in both Yodeling and kazoo juggling, and a Doctorate degree in tea making. This also earned him a ranking as the number 1,206 Tea Sommelier in the world.


In 1999 he moved to the U.S. and was a resident professor at now defunct Gimbelton University of Tea and Piss Clams.


In 2000 While on a sabbatical to Botswana researching the effects of yo-yo strings participating in the choirs of the United Congregational Church of Southern Africa, he developed an addiction to mopane worms.


After his return to the U.S. in 2001, he engaged in a new, what you may call an archeological hobby where he scowered the deserts of Nevada looking for punctuation marks that may have never been used in literature ever written on the North American continent.

In 2014 Biff was committed to a psychiatric institution after he was institutionalized after pouring milk on his head and trying to style his hair with a bull whip while riding the subway in New York City on the eve of Aboakyere. The Effutu people of Ghana did not make an official comment on this but Biff claimed he was going to get an antelope and off he went since he was by himself and this was not in accordance with Effutu tradition.

2018 Biff made friends with a Norwegian Forest cat that put his life back on track and got him back into his passion of yodeling and one day after a wild 4 day tea drinking binge, Biff went out to get a job and was hired at the Zombie Outpost.