9 Best Fishing Tackle Shops in Singapore (2026)
A guide to the best fishing tackle shops in Singapore for rods, reels, lures, bait and terminal tackle, from heartland bait shops to online stores.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankSingapore's anglers fish everywhere from canal and reservoir banks to jetties, breakwaters and offshore charters, and the right shop depends on how and where you fish. This guide rounds up established, currently-operating fishing tackle shops in Singapore, spanning heartland bait-and-tackle stores, specialist lure and Japanese-brand retailers, a mega-range warehouse and online shops that deliver to your door. Each was checked against its own website or social page; treat it as a shortlist rather than a ranking.
1. Joe Fishing Tackle
Joe Fishing Tackle is a veteran store in the Kampong Glam stretch of Beach Road, an area long associated with fishing shops. Founded in the 1990s, it carries rods, reels, lines, lures and terminal tackle, and also sells live prawns for bait. The shop says it imports much of its stock from Japan, Taiwan and China to meet local demand, while sourcing what it can closer to home. Its central location makes it an easy stop for city-based anglers restocking before a trip.
Beach Road (Kampong Glam)
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2. Sincere Fishing Tackle
Sincere Fishing Tackle is a long-running heartland shop in Yishun that works as a one-stop stop for local anglers, stocking rods, reels, lines and terminal tackle alongside live and frozen bait such as prawns and milkfish. The owners are keen anglers themselves, and the shop has built a loyal community of regulars around its bait supply and everyday gear. It opens early and keeps long daily hours, which makes it a practical spot for a pre-fishing bait run in the north.
3. The World Fishing Centre
The World Fishing Centre is Daiwa's official store in Singapore, located at Sultan Plaza on Jalan Sultan and managed by Daiwa's local arm. It showcases a wide range of Daiwa rods, reels, lines and lures alongside other major Japanese tackle brands, aimed at anglers who want current-season gear and manufacturer-backed products. As a brand flagship rather than a general bait shop, it suits those shopping specifically for Daiwa and premium Japanese equipment rather than live bait or budget starter kits.
Sultan Plaza (Jalan Sultan)
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4. TCE Tackles
TCE Tackles is a large fishing retailer on Geylang Road that also operates as a wholesaler, importer and exporter. The company says it stocks around 15,000 products spanning rods, reels, lures, floats, baits, nets, lines and even kayaks and camping gear, across brands such as Okuma, Abu Garcia, Penn and its own house label. An online store backs the physical shop, making it a practical single stop for anglers who want to compare a lot of gear in one place.
Geylang
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5. Fishing Buddy Singapore
Fishing Buddy pairs a retail outlet in the west of Singapore with an online store that ships worldwide, and stocks a deep lure-fishing range. Its catalogue covers rods, reels, lures, jigs, lines, terminal tackle and accessories from brands such as Shimano, Daiwa, Abu Garcia, Graphiteleader, Major Craft and Palms, and the physical shop also sells live prawns and frozen bait. That combination of a browsable store and full e-commerce makes it a flexible choice for both lure anglers and those after fresh bait.
Jurong (West)
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6. AJ Fishing Tackle
AJ Fishing Tackle is a neighbourhood shop in Telok Blangah that leans towards terminal tackle and everyday fishing needs, carrying rods, reels, hooks, lines, swivels and accessories. It has a following among anglers looking for Japanese-sourced gear, and describes itself as a one-stop shop for terminal tackle in particular. Tucked into an HDB block on the southern side of the island, it is a convenient option for anglers heading to nearby coastal and jetty spots along the southern shores.
Telok Blangah
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7. Lure Haven
Lure Haven is an online-focused tackle store that has helped introduce Japanese lure-fishing techniques and gear to local anglers. The shop says it carries over 100 brands and a very large catalogue, spanning baitcast, spinning and jigging rods, reels, lines and lures from names such as Shimano, Daiwa, Major Craft, Jackall and Evergreen, plus terminal tackle and apparel. Its focus on premium Japanese and international lure brands makes it a go-to for anglers chasing specific overseas products rather than live bait.
8. Eastackle
Eastackle is a Singapore-based online tackle shop specialising in lure and bass fishing, shipping both locally and worldwide. It stocks lures, reels, rods, rod blanks, terminal tackle and accessories, with a line-up weighted towards enthusiast and Japanese brands such as Megabass, An Lure, Vanfook and CTS. Because it concentrates on lure fishing rather than general bait-and-tackle, it is best suited to anglers building a considered lure or light-tackle setup rather than those wanting a quick bait run.
9. Decathlon
Decathlon is the mass-market sporting-goods retailer whose Singapore stores and website include a dedicated fishing section, making it a common starting point for beginners. It carries affordable rods, reels, lures, lines and accessories, much of it under the group's own in-house fishing label, alongside apparel and outdoor gear. With several large stores across the island plus online ordering and click-and-collect, it is easy to browse in person before buying. It is less specialised than a dedicated tackle shop, but a practical, low-cost option for a first setup.
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How to choose
- Match the shop to your fishing: pond and canal anglers need live bait and terminal tackle, shore and jetty casters want surf rods and lures, and jigging or offshore trips call for specialist reels and heavier gear.
- Check the brand range against your budget: some stores focus on premium Japanese lure and jigging brands, while others carry affordable all-round combos better suited to beginners.
- If you are just starting out, favour a shop with staff who fish and will match a rod, reel and line to your target species rather than simply upselling.
- Ask about after-sales support such as reel servicing, line spooling and rod repair, and whether the shop services the brands it sells.
- Weigh online ordering and delivery against a physical store where you can handle the rod and get advice in person before buying.
- Consider location and opening hours, since bait shops near popular fishing spots often open early and keep fresh live bait in stock.
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Founder and Editor
Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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