Tackle Shops

*Updated as of 2 April 2020

 ** I will never be as fast as Google Maps. If you need latest information, please visit Google Maps.


 Central

Angler's Hut
Address: 81 Tagore Ln, #04-23 Tag A, Singapore 787502
Tel : (+65) 9729 3133
Website: https://www.facebook.com/anglershutpl/

Anglers' Outfitter Pte Ltd
Address: BLK 13, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, #01-3968, 189856
Tel : (+65) 6294 7567
Website: http://anglersoutfitter.com.sg/

Born 2 Fish
23 Arab Street Singapore 199722
Tel : (+65) 6295 2818

Deepsea Fishing
Address: 267 Beach Rd, Singapore 199545
Tel: (+65) 6398 1267

Hock Ann (Sports) Pte Ltd
Address: 273 Beach Rd, Singapore 199548
Tel : (+65) 6292 0317

AJ Fishing Tackle
Address: 11 Telok Blangah Cres, Singapore 090011
Tel : (+65) 9626 7786
Website

Joe Fishing Tackle (S) Pte Ltd
Address: 331 Beach Road Singapore 199562
Tel : (+65) 6392 3888

Lure Haven
Address: 10 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199488
Tel: (+65) 62974898

Kaiser Pro Shop Pte Ltd
Address: 746 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 198714
Tel : (+65) 6396 6232

Sabre Strokers Tackle
Address: 35 Arab St, Singapore 199734
Tel : (+65) 6396 0982

 Tackle 2000
Address: 13 North Bridge Road #01-3986 Singapore 190013, North Bridge Rd, Singapore 190013
Tel : (+65) 6789 2000

Nalno Fishing Equipment
505 Beach Road #02-212, Golden Mile food Centre, 199583
9129 2725

 Regal Tang Enterprise
Blk 399 Yung Sheng Road #01-40 Singapore 610399
Tel : (+65) 6268 5696

East

Changi Village Pro-Fishing
Blk 1 Changi Village Road #01-2038 Singapore 500001
Tel : (+65) 6542 3775

Custom Anglers Fishing Tackle
Bedok North Street 3, #01-648 Block 530, Singapore 460530
Tel: (+65) 6241 1065

Gary's Tackle 
Blk 3 Changi Village Road #01-86 Singapore 500003. 
Tel : (+65) 6546 1860, (+65) 9384 1567(Gary Sim) 
Opening Hours: Opens till 12am 

Riverland Tackle
Blk 1 Changi Village Road #01-2034 Singapore 500001
Tel : (+65) 6545 8117

Topgear Fishing Tackle
79 Geylang Road Singapore 389198
Tel : (+65) 6295 3331
Fax : (+65) 6848 6902

Fishing Buddy Pte Ltd - East Branch
520 Sims Ave, #01-05, Singapore 387580
6741 0038

Big Fish @ The Helping Hand
819 Upper Serangoon Rd, The Helping Hand, Singapore 534678
6283 8091

North

Good Fishing Store
Blk 235 Yishun Street 21 #01-452 Singapore 760235
Tel : (+65) 6257 7617

Sincere Fishing Tackles
Blk 744 Yishun Street 72 #01-187 Singapore 760744
Tel : (+65) 6257 3773

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